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Features
- A History of Ireland in 250 Episodes
- Arthur's Day
- Asgard at the National Museum, Collins Barracks
- Bloomsday Festival 2012
- Cultural walking in Dublin
- Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre
- Daytrip to Glendalough
- Dublin - A Short History
- Dublin UNESCO City of Literature
- Dublin and Ireland's Literary Legacy
- Events & Festivals in August & September 2012
- Events & Festivals in October & November 2012
- Finding your way around Dublin
- From Dublin to the Kremlin - In Your Pocket makes Irish dreams come true.
- Getting Jiggy With It
- Ireland by Train - Dublin - Cork
- Ireland by Train - Dublin - Sligo
- Irish House Party
- Irish Landmark Trust
- June & July Events
- Old Jameson Distillery
- Riverdance at The Gaiety
- Scenic Ireland photographic book
- Set-Jetting
- Speaking Gaelic Irish
- Sport in the City
- Temple Bar
- The Border
- U2 Landmarks
- Will the real St. Patrick Please Stand Up
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The Border
The island's only land border is between the Republic of Ireland (RoI) in the south and Northern Ireland (NI) - which is part of the United Kingdom - in the north east of the island.... -
Dublin - A Short History
The name Dublin comes from the Gaelic dubh linn or “black pool” - where the Poddle stream met the River Liffey to form a deep pool at Dublin Castle.... -
Sport in the City
The Irish have had a long love affair with sport, so consider enhancing your capital sojourn with a trip to see a top-class game.... -
Ireland by Train - Dublin - Sligo
Railway buff Colin McAlpin rides Ireland's rails and reports back on his journeys of discovery. First up, it's Dublin to Sligo.... -
Dublin and Ireland's Literary Legacy
From the Book of Kells to Marian Keyes, through the centuries Ireland has embraced all things literature.... -
Bloomsday Festival 2012
In a city celebrated for its great writers, no event encapsulates that literary legacy more succinctly than Bloomsday.... -
Scenic Ireland photographic book
A series of four stunning photographic books covering the entire island of Ireland is available individually or in a stunning box set.... -
Riverdance at The Gaiety
Of all the performances to emerge from Ireland - in rock, music, theatre and film - nothing has carried the energy, the sensuality and the spectacle of Riverdance.... -
Dalkey Castle and Heritage Centre
History-steeped, and home to some of Ireland’s biggest stars (Bono, The Edge, Neil Jordan, Van Morrison…), the delightful town of Dalkey makes for one of the country's chicest daytrips.... -
Daytrip to Glendalough
For over eight decades St. Kevin's Bus Service, a 100% Irish, family-run business, has been spiriting visitors the 30miles from Dublin to the Co.... -
Irish Landmark Trust
Fancy overnighting in an Irish gate lodge, castle or lighthouse? These and many more unique and history-steeped properties are among the Irish Landmark Trust's distinct portfolio of sixteen holiday lets.... -
Dublin UNESCO City of Literature
As befits the capital city of a nation of writing greats, Dublin has been annointed a UNESCO City of Literature.... -
Temple Bar
This hugely popular cultural, entertainment and imbibement hub attracts large swathes of the city's newcomers and natives.... -
Will the real St. Patrick Please Stand Up
Many myths and legends surround the world's best known patron saint. But what is known about the real life of the saint they call Patrick? Patrick was from Bannavem Taberniae, a 5th Century Roman Briton settlement....
Irish Landmark Trust
Blackhead Lighthouse, Co. Antrim
Fancy overnighting in an Irish gate lodge, castle or lighthouse? These and many more unique and history-steeped properties are among the Irish Landmark Trust's distinct portfolio of sixteen holiday lets.
Find out more about the work of the Irish Landmark Trust - including buildings currently under renovation - and book your dream property by visiting www.irishlandmark.com or tel. (+353) (0)1 670 4733.
Now in its 20th year, the Trust takes abandoned and crumbling buildings from across the island of Ireland - many of national significance - and returns them to their former glory for everyone to enjoy.
These meticulously renovated properties range from Drum Gatelodge on Northern Ireland's stunning north Antrim Coast to Galley Head Lightkeeper's House overlooking Co. Cork's brooding coastline.
Merrion Mews provides quirky city centre accommodation right at the heart of this gentrified Dublin green. And No. 25 Eustace Street in the city's vibrant Temple Bar offers a tranquil Georgian haven a world away from the melee.
Authentically decorated in period detail, these retreats offer beautiful escape in enchanting settings. All properties sleep from two to ten people, so you can opt for a romantic weekend bolthole to a fun-filled get together with family and friends.
And by staying at one of these properties, not only are you having a fantastic and memorable holiday in a magical setting, but you're also helping preserve more incredible buildings for future visitors to enjoy.
Authentically decorated in period detail, these retreats offer beautiful escape in enchanting settings. All properties sleep from two to ten people, so you can opt for a romantic weekend bolthole to a fun-filled get together with family and friends.
And by staying at one of these properties, not only are you having a fantastic and memorable holiday in a magical setting, but you're also helping preserve more incredible buildings for future visitors to enjoy.
Find out more about the work of the Irish Landmark Trust - including buildings currently under renovation - and book your dream property by visiting www.irishlandmark.com or tel. (+353) (0)1 670 4733.
