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A fantastic new tourist attraction launched in Dublin, March 2013. This idyllic cruise on the capital's beautiful Dublin Bay is undoubtedly set to become a "must" on every one's to do list this year. With views of the stunning landscapes of the Dublin Mountains, Ireland's Eye, Lambay Island, Dalkey Island, Joyce's martello tower and the world renowned bird sanctuary on Bull Island to name but a view. This is a day out on the bay not to be missed. Contact Details: www.dublinbaycruises.com 00 353 1 90 11 757 Follow us on twitter @DublinBayCruise

A website dedicated to all the wonderful things that makes Gorey special! There's something for everyone in Gorey, with all sorts of things to see and do, spanning from bee keeping to surfing, local attractions and of course, the delicious local food!

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Price List: Child Skating: €12 (under 12) Adult Skating: €14 Ice Slide: €2 per slide or 3 slides for €5 Bungee Trampoline: €3 Rodeo Reindeer: €3 Family Ticket: €45 (Family Ticket is skating only 2 adults & 2 children under 12 OR 1 adult & 3 children under 12) Tickets or Gift Vouchers are available at our box office in Supermacs, High Street, Kilkenny and also at Kilkenny On Ice, MacDonagh Junction Shopping Centre, Kilkenny. If you have any questions just give us a call! DIRECTIONS; Fiinding it hard to find us? Please follow the link below for directions. https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Macdonagh+Junction,+Kilkenny,+Ireland&hl=en&ll=52.656472,-7.245054&spn=0.013927,0.038581&sll=52.663058,-7.25853&sspn=0.1114,0.308647&oq=Mac&hnear=Macdonagh+Junction,+Kilkenny,+County+Kilkenny,+Ireland&t=m&z=15&iwloc=A

Pitch your tent relax enjoy the scenery in the golden vale,

Ice Skating on real ice @ the Centre of everything. We are located opposite Hamleys toy store in Dundrum Shopping Centre.

THE THREE DAYS OF PUCK FAIR The town of Killorglin celebrated Puck Fair 400+ in 2013.(At least 400 years old) Puck Fair can traced back to a charter from 1613 by King James I granting legal status to the existing fair in Killorglin. Over the three days of Puck there are Lots of Stalls,Horse Fair, Cattle Fair,Birds Bazaar Amusements,Fun Workshops,Live Music during the day as well as Open Air Concerts at night ...Plus hours of Free Family Street Entertainment each day and lots, lots more. DAY1 GATHERING DAY Starts at Dawn - Horse Fair begins in the outskirts of town. In the town,Traders set up their stalls in Library Place and along the streets of Killorglin for the next three days. The Traditional Parade and Coronation of King Puck where he is crowned by The Queen of Puck. King Puck will reign over the town of Killorglin for the 3 days of Puck Fair. DAY 2 FAIR DAY Cattle Fair in the town of Killorglin. DAY 3 SCATTERING DAY The last day of Puck. After the parade,King Puck is lowered down from his Puck Fair stand and his crown is removed. He then returns to the mountains. Magnificent Fireworks Display at 12:00am. Check out www.puckfair.ie for more details.

3 facinating museums all within Waterford's Viking Triangle Combined tickets available. *Treasures of Georgian Waterford at the Bishop's Palace.* The Bishop’s Palace charts the history of Waterford from 1700 to 1970 and gives a wonderful insight into the history of what was up to the 1750s, Ireland’s second city. Waterford city boasts the finest collection of 18th century architecture of any city in Ireland outside of Dublin and its great legacy from the period is its elegant silverware and, of course, fine glassmaking. Visitors to the Bishop’s Palace will see the oldest piece of Waterford Crystal in the world - a decanter made in the 1780’s. Admission Fees to Bishop's Palace Adults €5.00 Seniors €4.00 Students €4.00 Under 14 FREE with family School groups 1 euro per child (teachers and helpers go free) Self Guided using V Guide or Actor lead guided tours on the hour. * Treasures of Medieval Waterford * Step back into the 13th century into Waterfords' atmospheric Choristers' Hall and the 15th century Wine Vault situated underneath. As part of this stunning exhibition medieval cloth of gold vestments and the 1373 Great Charter Roll of Waterford are on display. Admission Fees to Medieval Museum Adults €5.00 Seniors €4.00 Students €4.00 Under 14 FREE with family School groups 1 Euro per child (teachers and helpers go free) Self Guided using V Guide or Actor lead guided tours on the hour. *Telling Tales* Real life characters bring to life Waterford's facinating history in these imaginative tours - Mayor Wyse in the Medieval Museum and in the Bishop's Palace Mrs. Richards. the gossipy housekeeper who has just returned from the public hanging of a mand found guilty of murding the head gardener at the Palace. Tours hourly in the Bishop's Palace and the Medieval Museum * Treasures of Viking Waterford, at Reginald's Tower * Situated at the apex of the Viking Triangle in Waterford's historic city centre, Reginald's Tower is home to an exciting exhibition that uses a superb collection of historic and archaeological artefacts to tell the story of Waterford's Viking heritage. Reginald's Tower is a circular defense tower built at the beginning of the 13th century and at various stages in its rich history has been used as a mint, a prison and a military store. To this day, it remains Waterford's most recognisable landmark. Contact Telephone No for Reginald's Tower 051-304220 Reginald's Tower is open 7 days a week from 10.00am to 6.00pm ( last admission is 30 mins before closing) Admission Fees to Reginald's Tower Adults €3.00 Seniors €2.00 Student with Card €1.00 Children €1.00 Under 6 FREE Family Ticket €8.00 Waterford Museum of Treasures has been in existence since 1999 and has won many awards and is firmly established as a popular visitor attraction in the city. The Museum celebrates the ethnic, cultural and religious diversity of all who contributed to the making of Waterford , from Viking and Norman times, through medieval and recent Irish history right up to the present. We look forward to welcoming you! Follow us on Twitter at @Wford_Treasures

Electric Bike Hire and Tours, you can roam the highways and byways of Connemara at your leisure. Make molehills out of those mountains, cruise gently along the bog road, and strike out for those quiet

While staying in Ardmore Holiday Homes, you are perfectly placed to take advantage of all that Ardmore has to offer - beaches, playgrounds, adventure sports (diving, kayaking, snorkelling, rock climbing, surfing), sea angling, cliff walks, St. Declan's round tower and fine pubs and restaurants. In the nearby towns of Youghal and Dungarvan, there are golf courses, sailing courses, leisure center, swimming pool, ten pin bowling, an amusement arcade, and playgrounds. Slightly further away are Fota Wildlife Park, Waterford Heritage Steam Train and a pet farm. Check our 'Things To Do' and 'For The Kids' pages on our website for more details!