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The Lucan Village Network has been established to bring together local groups and stakeholders with an interest in the promotion and enhancement of Lucan Village, as a great place to live, work and visit. The Network is to examine a number of initiatives including development of website and unique branding for Lucan Village and seeking traffic and public realm improvements.

The scheme consists of two sections: (a) An 8.0km Type 2 Dual Carriageway Bypass of Tralee town connecting the N69 Listowel Road with the N70 Killorglin road via the N21 Limerick Road. This section comprises 5 Roundabouts, a compact grade-separated junction, 2 road bridges, a railway crossing at Ballinorig and a crossing of the river Lee at Camp, Ballyseedy. (b) A 5.5 km Standard 2-Lane Access Route from the proposed Bypass to the N22 Killarney Road at Bealagrellagh, including 3 at-grade junctions and 1 road underbridge.

The Claremorris Agricultural Show takes place every year at the Claremorris athletics track which is situated on the Balla Road. its a day for all friends and family with a lot of activitys to do thro

MULLINGAR IS DE SHIT!!!!!!!!!!! CANT BATE A NIGHT OUT IN DE GAR!!!!!!!!!!!

Restaurant/Takeaway serving full Irish Breakfast with Boxty, Chef's delicious Homemade Burgers with its secret Roadhouse sauce, freshly battered cod, Pizzas made with homemade tomato sauce, selection of wraps and much more

Pages all about Tallaght. Become a fan and keep up to date about news and what's going on in Tallaght. Feel free to post some news, photos, opinion, business news or anything else relevant.

Home to the very first Guinness Brewery. Has Intel and Hewlett Packard. And pubs. That is all.

Funtasia Is a Warm welcoming fun Family place to go to. It in cludes a fun Brilliant day for a family there is a Slection of activitys you can do like The Water park - Sky climbing - Roller Skating - Bowling - Play Area - Crazy golf - Climbing wall - Simulaters and video games plus you can get a loyalty card that can makes things cheeper with up to a pound ! Looking forward to seeing you there !

Bray has something for everyone from its rich heritage and splendid scenery to excellent transport links, a vibrant arts scene, a bustling Main Street and thriving industry. Bray is a great place to visit, live, work and do business. The Town’s history predates Norman times, when Strongbow, granted lands on behalf of the Crown, to Sir Walter de Riddlesford circa 1171. Thanks to the arrival of the railway in 1834, the bustling town developed as a popular seaside resort and became known as the “Brighton of Ireland”. Bray, has a wide range of festivals and activities to keep visitors entertained throughout the year. Enjoy our splendid seafront, walk the magnificent Bray Head walk to Greystones, visit Sealife or Killruddery House and Gardens. Enjoy a drink in any of our lively hostelries, choose from a wide range of restaurants to dine in, or stay in our excellent hotels. Why not base yourself in Bray while visiting Dublin and County Wicklow? Bray, (Bré or Brí Cualann) is known as the “Gateway to the Garden of Ireland”, due to its location in Northeast Wicklow, Ireland’s most scenic county. The town shares a boundary with County Dublin and enjoys easy access to Ireland’s capital city.

Paddy Quilter's Bar at Lixnaw,Co. Kerry is a place where sportspeople congregate and chat about Hurling, Football, Coursing, Greyhound Racing, Farming , Baseball and even American Football. The Superb

We bring you News, Photography, Humour, History and Sports of Cork City in one manageable bitesize. We are a team of 4 from different walks of Cork who share a passion for bringing you the best of your City.