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The Tramore Hill Challenge is a one of a kind cycle event in Ireland that takes place on the steep hill of Tramore’s main street.

Discover Tramore is an independent tourism organisation setup as a non-commercial attempt to promote the seaside town of Tramore. The Discover Tramore website is updated on a regular basis and is therefore the most up-to-date website for information on the town. Our membership compromises of businesses that tourists would use when visiting Tramore. They include top-rated accommodation, restaurants, tourist activities and much more. This makes Discover Tramore the only website that is dedicated to promoting just tourism for the town of Tramore. Since Discover Tramore launched we have provided our members with quality publications for tourists such as the Tramore Holiday Map, the most detailed and freshest town holiday map ever circulated in the town, and The Dolmen Drive Map, providing members with an easy guide to taking the Dolmen Drive and providing historical information on each of Dolmens. We have advertised Tramore on various media and worked closely with event organisers to bring different type of events to Tramore. If you would like to know more, on Discover Tramore or Tramore in general, do not hesitate to Contact Us at anytime with any query.

From Holy Cross Church Tramore & Our Lady's Carbally Co Waterford IRELAND

The clinic was established in 1997 and from day one I was passionate about my work and still today I am the same. Every treatment I perform 100% is given! My Mothers Mantra "DO it right or not at all" is applied to everything I do? Each client is cherished and cared for and not rushed. My staff are also the same. DAwn has a wealth of experience in Aesthetic Clinics and is also pursuing her career in nursing. So we aim to please!

WELCOME TO TRAMORES FIRST ANNUAL COMEDY FESTIVAL FAN PAGE! THE FESTIVAL IS SPREAD OVER 3 NIGHTS LOCATED AT ALFIE HALES BAR, MAIN STREET TRAMORE, ON THE 14th 15th and 16th OF MAY!!!

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History: Tramore Coastguard Station was built in 1874 as a base for the regional branch of the Irish Coastguard. It consisted of a 3 storey officer’s residence and 6 cottages. It was used by the Coastguard service until 1922. In 1924 the Garda Síochána took up occupation of the building. The station was used as a Garda Barracks and Gardaí and their families lived in the 6 residential cottages. The Gardaí vacated the building in 1988 when they moved to a new station in Market Street, Tramore. The building remained unoccupied and was destroyed by a fire in October 2000. Renovation: In 2002 the Office of Public Works commenced work to restore and preserve the property. Every effort was made to retain the architectural and historical integrity of this landmark building which is located on a prominent site overlooking Tramore Bay. The magnificently restored building was officially opened by Minister Martin Cullen and Minister of State Tom Parlon on 28th May, 2004. Today: The 3 storey station house and 2 of the cottages are used by the Tramore unit of the Irish Coast Guard. A modern boathouse and training facilities meet the needs of this State-run emergency service responsible for maritime Search & Rescue. Irish Water Safety: Irish Water Safety is the statutory voluntary body established to promote water safety in Ireland. The Waterford County branch of the association is based in the renovated original boathouse which forms part of the Tramore Coast Guard Station complex. Community Arts Space: 4 of the original cottages were developed as a 2 storey open plan exhibition space with modern reception, lift and toilet facilities. This space is run by Waterford County Council who is working to create a vibrant centre for arts, crafts & heritage activities. Home to a number of local art groups, this venue is a wonderful and unique exhibition space. It can be used for book launches, readings, small musical recitals and plays. Over the last six years it has held many exhibitions by local as well as national and international artists. We have held concerts by local, national and international musicians. The aim of the Coastguard Station Cultural Centre is to development art, culture and heritage for the community of Tramore and the surrounding areas. Opening hours from January 2013 will be: Monday - Friday 10:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Saturday 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. We will be closed on Sundays from January until further notice. Any openings on Sundays regarding exhibitions and events will be advertised on Facebook or in the Coast Guard Station.

Our hotel offers over 80 spacious and comfortable en-suite bedrooms which are decorated with guests comfort in mind. Most of our rooms offer stunning views of Tramore Bay