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Does anyone live in Glenarm Castle?

The 15th Earl of Antrim, Randal MacDonnell, and his family have made their home at Glenarm Castle in Antrim, Northern Ireland. The castle is a …

What is Saint Patrick’s day?

What is Saint Patrick’s day? Feast day of Saint Patrick also popularly known as Saint Patrick’s day is held on 17 March every year to …

Why was Cahir Castle built?

Cahir castle was built in the 13th century and served as a stronghold for the powerful Butler family. Its design was so effective it was …

How to spend 24 Hours In Dublin – Itinerary.

Do you have a limited time to spend in Dublin? Here is a 24 hour Itinirary as recommended by Tourism Ireland – https://www.failteireland.ie/ Morning EPIC …

What is Galway Famous For?

Galway is known as the festival capital of Ireland, hosting on average 122 festivals and events per year. So if you are interested in festivals …

16 Questions answered about Blarney Castle

16 Questions answered about Blarney Castle – Blarney Castle and Gardens is a popular tourist attraction in Blarney County Cork Ireland. More than 400,00 tourists …

The Top 9 Places that you cannot afford to miss on a trip to Ireland

Planning a visit to the Emerald Isle. Following is a list of 9 places that just absolutely need to include in your trip plan. About Ireland …

How to plan a trip to Ireland

How to plan a trip to Ireland Planning a trip can be a daunting task, so in this article we will give you our best …

49 of the Best Castles in Ireland

There are approximately 3,000 castles and castle ruins in Ireland, which is simply astonishing and means you can’t go far without a view of a romantic castle …

Thomas Connolly Sligo’s oldest traditional Irish pub.

Thomas Connolly Sligo’s oldest traditional Irish pub.ligo’s oldest traditional Irish pub. One of 20 top pubs in Ireland to feature in the Lonely Planet. From …

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