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A great day out for all ages, the Arigna Mining Experience Centre will certainly appeal to those with an interest in the history or anyone looking for a day out with a difference. Associated with mining for around 400 years, Arigna became the first major power-generating station in Connaught, set up by the ESB in 1958. Now a popular tourist spot, the centre preserves the energy heritage of this area, and allows visitors an insight into coal mining life in the Arigna Valley from the 1700s until its closure in 1990. A typical visit includes a 45-minute underground tour, with sound and lighting effects for an authentic mining experience! Visitors also visit the exhibition space, where local geology and the formation of coal deposits is explained, and an excellent photo archive is on-show. Other facilities include a gift shop, and coffee shop. Open all year round- 7 days a week.

Here at Galway Glamping, one of Ireland's Glamping loacations, we pride ourselves in providing a professional and flexible service to all of our customers. We can accomodate all sizes of groups and events, whether you want to celebrate a special occasion, or if you have an event that requires the unique setting of Brooklodge Demense. Set in the historic Blake's Estate, Ireland's latest eco friendly outdoor event venue offers a breath-taking setting for any event. The 11 acre site is located in a special area of conservation along the banks of the beautiful Abbert river. The site lends itself to many possibilities, whether it is your wedding day or a simple celebration, Galway Glamping can offer you a package tailored to suit your needs.

Parklands is a Holiday Park situated by the beach just minutes from courtown harbour. Several generations of families have spent their childhood holidays in our holiday parks.It is truly family friend

Please email, billy@kellsgardens.ie or call +353 (0)66 9477975 for enquiries. www.kellsgardens.ie

Clonfert Pet Farm is located only minutes from Maynooth, Kilcock or Clane... Specialising in birthday parties, school tours and family days out with lots of fun to be had.

Childresn's soft indoor play centre OPENING HOURS Mon-Sat 10am-6pm Sun & Bank Holidays 12-6pm ADMISSION PRICES - 2 hours play 3 years old and under 5euro 4 years old and over 7euro

Established in 1934, Newbridge Silverware is synonymous with great taste and style. With stockists nationwide, the range includes EPNS silverware & stainless steel cutlery along with stunning jewellery, home and giftware collections. The Newbridge Silverware Visitor Centre located in Newbridge, Co Kildare is also home to the Museum of Style Icons (MOSI) and The Silver Restaurant. www.newbridgesilverware.com

The newly formed Letterkenny Tourism was born from local businesses desire to work together to promote Letterkenny as a Holiday Destination. The sole purpose of this group is to market and raise awareness of the town of Letterkenny, its many assets and tourist attractions and in turn create a strong Tourism identity that will benefit everyone involved. Following many conversations with local tourism suppliers the idea of Letterkenny Tourism was spearheaded by a group of businesses who strongly believe in the potential of the town working together for mutual benefit and have put together a fund to support the initiative with a sole aim of promoting Letterkenny as a leading Tourism provider in the North West.

Nestled in the picturesque setting of Carlingford Lough and the Cooley Peninsula, Carlingford Marina proivdes a haven for those who appreciate the finer things in life. What's on offer- In addition to extensive marina facilities, Carlingford Marina is fully equipped for any event; corporate or for leisure. Marina Berthage - Competitive prices all year round Boat Lifting and Dry Storage - The Largest Travel Lift in Ireland Luxury Apartments - Fully equipped, four star, self-catering apartments. Function Room and Meeting Room - Suitable for gatherings large or small Large viewing platform - With views up and down the lough

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