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Fleadh Cheoil (0.00 km)

Although surrounded by a week long, glorious aura of pageants, concerts, dances and parades, the national Fleadh Cheoil is in fact a very hard-fought...
St. Patrick's Day Parade (0.00 km)

Everyone wants to be Irish on St. Patrick’s Day but the Irish still do it best, and nowhere more so than in their capital city of Dublin. Five...
Loch a’Duin (0.34 km)

This valley harbours a remarkable array of Bronze Age monuments and relics dating from 2500BC. 90 stone structures, separated by stone walls which...
St Stephen’s Green (1.13 km)

St. Stephen’s Green is located at one end of Grafton Street, a famous shopping area; at the other end is Trinity College. Despite its close proximity...
Croke Park - Gaelic Football and Hurling (3.43 km)

Ireland's fierce protection of its heritage during its fight for independence from Britain has seen the two largest national sports, Gaelic Football...
Ireland's Botanical Gardens (5.68 km)

Every nation needs a great botanic garden, and Ireland’s is a world beater. 19th-century in character, the great treasure is the famous curvilinear...
Portmarnock (Old) Golf Club (12.20 km)

Portmarnock Golf Club is situated on its own sandy peninsula, approximately two miles long and covering some 500 acres. The land belonged to the...
Newgrange (41.84 km)

The Winter solstice shines along the narrow passage of Newgrange and illuminates the floor of the main chamber, like that moment in Indiana Jones when...
Bend of the Boyne Prehistoric Sites (42.36 km)

The three main prehistoric sites of the Brú na Bóinne Complex, Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth, are situated on the north bank of the River Boyne 50 km...
Trout Fishing in County Meath (44.02 km)

Ireland has some superb dry-fly fishing for trout, and some of the best of it is to be found an hour or so’s drive from Dublin, in the green fields of...