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Dublin's Viking Splash Duck Tours
Join us for a fun and unique duck tour of Dublin, Ireland by land and water in our reconditioned WWII vintage amphibious military DUKW vehicles. Our costumed and fearless viking tour captains will show you all about the most exciting sites in historic Dublin including a thrilling splash in the Grand Canal Basin.,
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Dingle Marine Eco Tours & Dolphin Trips to Fungie the Dingle Dolphin
Enjoy nature with Dingle Marine Eco Tours & Dolphin Trips to Fungi the Dingle Dolphin,
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Footfalls Walking Holidays
Footfalls walking holidays by Christopher Stacey in Wicklow and the West of Ireland,
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Live Irish webcams
Enjoy live webcam views in Dublin and Belfast from the UK and Ireland's leading webcamera operator CamVista.com. View Dublin City Centre, Fitzwilliam Place and many other live views,
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Wild Tourist – Irish walking, hiking, golfing, cycling and fishing holidays
After 10 years as one of Ireland's leading specialist tour operators, Wild Ireland has expanded its range of vacations so there is something for everybody. In addition to hiking, we now offer wildlife, cultural, historical, and spiritual tours, and also cycling, golfing and fishing. Details of these tours are available on this site, along with an online booking form.,
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Dalkey Home Page
For all your local history, aerial and street photographs,news and events,church newsletters, planning permissions,
Contact: Cyber House Services, 3, Castle Villas, Dalkey, County: Dublin, tel: 01 2859974,
What to see when you are in Clare
See for miles from the Cliffs of moher or smell the flowers in The Burren. See all there is in Clare for tourists.,
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Irish National Heritage Park
The official Website for the Irish National Heritage Park in Ferrycarrig, County Wexford.,
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Barrow and Blackstairs Walking Tours
offer guided and unguided walking tours in the South East region of Ireland. Beautiful countryside walks, mountain and river walks, with panoramic views of the area's.,
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The original Belfast Black Taxi Tours
Visiting Belfast ? Why not see Belfast in a different way. The original Belfast taxi tours can personalise your tour so you see what you want. Tour Belfast in one of our black taxis.,
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Crag Cave
These ancient fossil caves are well wortha visit - check out the online tours of the caves,
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Great Blasket Island
This is an information site on the beautiful Great Blasket Island off the South West coast of Ireland,
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Ancient Ireland Tours
Journeys with a guide to ancient sites from Co Kilkenny: dolmens, oghams, sile na gigs, stone circles and standing stones, passage tombs and rock-art; High Crosses and early monastic settlements.,
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The National 1798 Visitor Centre
Visit one of Ireland's most amazing interactive visitor centres and discover a wealth of history and knowledge relating to insurrections, rebellions and democracy in Ireland. Ideal for school tours, groups or individuals.,
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Splashworld
Splashworld, the South East's biggest Indoow Water Center - Making a splash in Tramore, Co. Waterford.,
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Prestige Driving Services
At Prestige Driving Services we cater for the transport requirements of Companies who rely on meticulous time keeping and a standard of service not available from ordinary public transport use. Our cars are available for Airport transfers and a full range of extra services that are detailed on this site.,
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Irish City Tours
City and county tour specialist. Tours include the Dublin Hop On, Hop Off Tour; The Ballykissangel/Powerscourt Tour; The Dracula Trail & North Coast Tour; The South Coast Tour; The Kilkenny Hop On, Hop Off Tour; The Kilkenny Tour,
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Burren hill walks
Burren hill walks provide guided tours of the Burren region of Clare .Choose from a number of geological, botanical and history walks which suit different energy and time requirements,
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Rylane On The Web
This website offers an insite into th evillage of Rylane in Co. Cork. Attractive and easy to navigate, it is a comprehensive guide to the area providing information on local archaeological sites, walks, sports and many other activites. The site also contains many photographs and sound files of people telling of what life was like in the village in days gone by. Accomodation and other travel details such as maps are also provided online.,
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Mosney Holiday Centre
Mosney Holiday Centre, home of Funtropica. Come for a day or a short break with the family. Plenty of fun for kids, amusements, swimming pools, fun park, rides, red coats, and entertainment for the parents,
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National Print Museum
The National Print Museum housed in the old Garrison Chapel of Beggars Bush Barracks tells the story of the ancient craft of printing. Visitors can do some printing for themselves and see how newspapers, books and literature were designed and printed,
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The NatureQuest Centre, Kilkee, Clare Ireland
Superbly located, The natureQuest Centre offers 3 fully equipped luxury courtyard cottages and provides wildlife, photography and birdwatching tours among the stunning coastal scenery of the Loophead Peninsula, West-Clare, Ireland,
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Kinnegad with Bryan Hayes
Kinnegad the fastest growing town in Ireland.(Less than an hour from Dublin!!!) This site has lots of local information on Kinnegad and the adjoining areas.,
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Historical Walking Tours of Dublin
In just 2 hours this award-winning & enterning 'seminar on the street', conducted by history graduates of Trinity College, explores the main features of Irish history-Dublin's development, the influence of the American & French Revolutions, the Potato Famine 1845-49, the 1916 Rising, the War of Independence, Partition-& concludes with the current Peace Process.,
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Wild Ulster Jeep Tours
Wild Ulster Jeep Tours are an alternative to the normal coach tours in Ireland,
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Moon River Pleasure Cruiser
For luxury cruising on Ireland's river Shannon why not try Moon River pleasure cruiser. Number one in Leitrim and Ireland.,
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Moytura's Journeys
A little bit of history on journeys to Galway, Sligo, Mayo, Clare, Offaly, Canada and Bosnia.,
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TeeTime Ireland
All Ireland's golf courses. Plan your Irish golfing vacation booking teetimes and accommodation online.,
Contact: County: Roscommon, tel: +353, fax: +353
Bere Island
Join us for a coast to coast virtual tour of this beautiful Island, home of the O'Sullivan family. It?s a charming Island, away from the hustle and bustle of busier waters, with an air of peace and tranquility which is unsurpassed in this part of the world.,
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Colebrooke Park
Colebrooke Park, County Fermangh is first and foremostly a family home, the seat of Viscount & Viscountess Brookeborough and one of Northern Ireland's most important and historic stately homes. It is exclusive, discrete and has a unique lifestyle which you may experience whilst living on a working estate as a member of the family in a stately home.,
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Newgrange Megalithic Passage Tomb
Information on the Ancient Passage Tombs of Newgrange, Knowth, Dowth, Fourknocks, Loughcrew and Tara. All the sites are in the County of Meath which is only a short drive from Dublin.,
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Lavelles Skellig Island Boat Trips
In summer season, and subject to weather conditions, we provide a daily passenger-boat service to Skellig Michael island for archaeological tours and seabird studies. Phone +353.66.9476124,
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Houses, Castles & Gardens of Ireland
Extensive site featuring over 70 Irish heritage properties - all open to the public. Find information for your visit to Ireland or simply be inspired; privately owned houses & homes, lovingly restored gardens & much more...,
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Bantry House
The Hutchinson family built a mansion on the shore of Bantry Bay around 1740. Richard White bought the property in 1765 and the house was enlarged by his son Richard, the 2nd Earl of Bantry, who built up an extensive art collection. Among the many treasures are four Aubusson and Gobelin tapestries. County Cork.,
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The Dingle Way Companion
South-West Ireland, long distance walking guide with maps, social, historical, archaeological, folklore and other essential information,
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Ireland For You
A travel guide to Ireland with lots of images. You are welcome to send e-cards to your friends! ;-),
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Celtic Route
A celtic idea by a celtic spanish guy, the celtic route, is a trip by motorbike through all the celtic nations in Europe over a Yamaha R1 for a massive broadcasting and publishing in this site and some other internet portals and some magazines.,
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Aran Islands
Visit the Aran Islands in the west of Ireland. An island rich in language, culture and heritage.,
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Dartfield Horse Museum
Dartfield, Irish Horse Museum, a unique centre for all the family, interpreting the horse in Ireland, visitor shop, cafe and 350 acres park,
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Adelaide Computers
Solution to any Computer problem. (all levels) Supplier of Computer Hardware. (Both new and 2nd user) Trainers on all Computer Software. (Beginers to advanced),
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LearningIreland.ie
Learning Ireland are the leading providers of information about Irish education. We also offer free web hosting for Irish Schools and a free email facility for teachers and students alike.,
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Dublin Castle - At the Heart of Irish History
Dublin Castle - Our site details the facilities of the International Conference Centre and the Castle's Tourist Amenities.,
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Pictures of Ireland
A page containing many links to pictures of places all over Ireland, with detailed descriptions, including scenery, landscapes, cities, towns and regions.,
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Ireland Escorted
Travel Ireland in style on an escorted Irish tour with a dedicated guide for a special vacation.,
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A Load of Blarney
Excerpt from the new book Hot Footing Around the Emerald Isle, the story of Ian Middleton's first ever journey around Ireland. Exerpt:"Blarney village is situated about eight kilometres north-west of Cork. The main attraction is the kissing of the Blarney Stone. Blarney Castle was built on solid limestone way back in 1446. Situated at the top of this castle is the fabled Blarney Stone. Kissing this stone is reputed to give you the gift of the gab, or talk blarney as the term goes. Queen Elizabeth I invented the term because of Lord Blarney's ability to talk endlessly for hours without ever actually agreeing to her demands......",
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