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Bunratty Castle & Folk Park provides a glimpse of Ireland's past. Bunratty Castle itself is an authentic 15th century medieval fortress: it was built in 1425 and restored in the mid-20th century to its former glory. It now contains many 15th and 16th century tapestries, furnishings and other artefacts.
Bunratty Castle & Folk Park provides a glimpse of Ireland's past. Bunratty Castle itself is an authentic 15th century medieval fortress: it was built in 1425 and restored in the mid-20th century to its former glory. It now contains many 15th and 16th century tapestries, furnishings and other artefacts.
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An Dooneen is a holiday rental located in Ballydavid, just 10km west of Dingle town in County Kerry. Offering 2 star self catering accommodation, this property is a renovated section of a farmhouse which contains its own entrance. Latchfords of Baggot Street offers comfortable self-catering accommodation and free parking, 8 minutes' walk from Grafton Street.
Doolin Cave - The Great Stalactite "Stunning, magnificent and once in a lifetime" have been used to describe the wonder of the Great Stalactite. Descending underground through a world carved by water you feel a sense Mother Nature guiding you through the crisp air in the cave passages. Belfast Castle is a beautiful Scottish Baronial castle which is set on the side of Belfasts Cave Hill, 40 ft above sea level.
The Lewis Glucksman Gallery is a cultural and educational institution that promotes the research, creation and exploration of the visual arts. Located at the main entrance to University College Cork on Western Road, the Glucksman is an award-winning building that includes display spaces, lecture facilities, a riverside restaurant and gallery shop.
Henrietta Street is a terrace of early-to-mid 18th century houses. By the 20th century, number 14 Henrietta Street was one of several houses which had transformed into a tenement - this one house was home to over 100 people in 1911. The museum is spaced out on 2 floors of a Georgian house. It recalls what Dublin was all about during the 20th century and our exhibition has been widely praised in the international media.
The Ulster Canal Stores Clones is a beautifully restored Visitor Centre, situated on the banks of the Ulster Canal, which dates to c.1839. The visitor centre and museum tells the history of Clones, and describes the craft of Clones Lace. An on-site bistro, meeting facilities and a gift shop are also offered by the Ulster Canal Stores.
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