What better way to sightsee in Galway, than on the Corrib Princess. Sit back on this luxurious leisure cruiser and enjoy a tour of the beautiful River Corrib. Read on for more. Hop on board the Corrib Princess which departs Woodquay in the heart of Galway city. The boat will take you from the River Corrib to Lough Corrib. On your travels, you’ll witness some of the most breathtaking views of castles and other attractions of historical interest. The onboard commentary will keep you entertained with stories and interesting facts …
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Who’s playing at the Roisin Dubh this July…
July is almost upon us once again and if you like your live music, then there’s no where better to enjoy it than the Roisin Dubh. The Roisin Dubh is located in the heart of Galway city and is one of the top live music venues in Ireland. It’s loved by bands, musicians and music lovers alike and it always features some of the best live music and comedy acts that Ireland has to offer, so when in Galway city, make sure you pop in to check it out! Walkperson …
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The National University of Ireland, Galway
The National University of Ireland, Galway (also know as N.U.I Galway, or previously University College Galway U.C.G.) can be found on University Road, right in the heart of Galway city centre. This landmark attraction is a must for visitors to Galway city if only to see explore its history and view it’s architecture. The National University of Ireland, Galway, was established as Queen’s College Galway in 1849. A year later it became part of The Queen’s University of Ireland which also included other universities like Queen’s University Belfast and University …
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Visit Glengowla Mines, Galway
Make sure you visit this unique attraction when in Galway. The Glengowla Mines is located just off the main Galway city/Clifden road not far from Oughterard (about 3km). Glengowla is one of the best examples of a silver and lead mine in the country and is, in fact, Ireland’s only show mine! Read on for more… Glengowla is the remnants of a 19th century silver and lead mine which has been restored into a visitor attraction with a heritage and visitor centre, a blacksmith’s shop, a circular powder house, a …
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Meatloaf Performs Cork’s Marquee
Meatloaf rocks his way all the way to Cork’s Live At The Marquee venue on Sunday 29th June 2008. This rock icon will pull out all the stops to provide an unforgettable show – read on to find out more about the concert, where to get tickets and the venue. Meatloaf is one of those rock acts that have managed to last the test of time. From his storming debut album of the seventies called ‘Bat Out Of Hell’ he has been at the forefront of rock anthems and power …
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Christy Moore – Live in Cork
Christy Moore plays Live At The Marquee in Cork on Saturday 28th June 2008. After decades of entertaining with his unique brand of folk ballads, the legendary musician and song writer will take to the stage in Cork – check out our guide to this one-off Christy Moore concert with details on the music, tickets and the venue. Christy Moore comes to Cork’s summertime venue Live At The Marquee for what promises to be an unforgettable night of folk ballads and rousing songs. You’re guaranteed to hear plenty of old …
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Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre
Take a step back in time and see what it would have been like to live in Ireland in Medieval times. Deilg Inis Living History Experience is proud to present a “Living History Experience” at Dalkey Castle. Read on for more information. Location… Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre is located on Castle Street, Dalkey, County Dublin. You’ll certainly need a full day to experience all Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre has to offer. On site is the 15th Century fortified town house, otherwise known as Goat castle, the 10th century …
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Dublin Writers Museum
Located at 18 Parnell Square, Dublin 1, Dublin Writers Museum was opened in November 1991. It celebrates the tradition of Irish writing down through the years and it came about as a result of an idea by journalist and author Maurice Gorham. Read on for more… Dublin Writers Museum is situated within an 18th Century Georgian townhouse in the north city centre. It was due to a proposal by Maurice Gorham to Dublin Tourism, that we now have the museum. However it’s a shame that his idea didn’t bear fruition …
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The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland
Located just 5km northwest of Dublin city centre in the suburb of Glasnevin, the National Botanic Gardens of Ireland are truly a horticultural treasure. It’s definitely worth stealing yourself away for a couple of hours to this paradise away from all the hustle and bustle. Read on for more… Location… National Botanic Gardens are located in Glasnevin, Dublin 9. History… The year was 1790, and after the persistence of John Foster (The Speaker of the House), the Irish Parliament granted funds to the Royal Dublin Society to set up a …
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Malahide Castle
Set on 260 acres of estate parkland, Malahide Castle is no ordinary castle! It’s rumoured that it’s home to no less than 5 ghosts! If you fancy a day trip to this one time fortress you may even catch a glimpse of one of its residents. It was owned by the same family for nearly 800 years and is now one of Dublin’s premier attractions. Read on for more… Malahide Castle is situated in the coastal town of Malahide, County Dublin. The Castle is 3 stories high and dates back …
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