A Very Kerry Christmas!
- By: Editor1
- On: 24/Nov/09
- In: Kerry Travel Tips
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Christmas is a fun, exciting and magical time for all the family and there's no where better to spend it than in the beautiful county of Kerry in the south west of Ireland. Once again, Kerry has pulled out all the stops with lots of Christmas craft fairs, a festival, concerts, an ice rink and lots more. Here's just a glimpse at what is taking place this Christmas in Kerry.
Free Parking In Dublin City This Christmas
- By: Editor1
- On: 23/Nov/09
- In: Dublin Travel Tips
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Heading to Dublin city for some Christmas shopping? Then you'll be glad to know that Dublin City Council have decided that shoppers can avail of free on street parking in the run up to Christmas!
Ireland Witnesses Worst Flooding In Decades
- By: Editor1
- On: 23/Nov/09
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In the past week, Ireland had battled some of the worst floods to be seen in the country in decades. So extensive is the devastation caused by the flooding, it has been described as a "one in 800 years event". Rivers burst their banks, towns became flooded and thousands had to evacuate their homes. The worst hit areas were the south and west, even the country's 2nd largest city could not escape the floods.
Christmas Events For Kids In Dublin
- By: Editor1
- On: 19/Nov/09
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There are some cracking Christmas events for kids taking place this year in Dublin. Here we take a look at just some of the events taking place, which your little ones are sure to love!
Limerick: Christmas Events For 2009
- By: Editor1
- On: 18/Nov/09
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There's plenty of reasons to visit Limerick city this Christmas! Not only is it the best shopping destination in the mid-west but in the run up to Christmas, Limerick will offer free parking, Christmas markets, Christmas on Ice and much more festive fun which is all part of the Limerick Winterfest 2009.
Christmas Shopping In Dublin City
- By: Editor1
- On: 18/Nov/09
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There's no better way to get into the festive spirit than enjoying a pre Christmas shopping trip to Dublin city. With every type of shop imaginable stocked up with Christmas presents and gifts, extended opening hours and a wonderful Christmas atmosphere on the streets – Dublin is the ultimate Christmas shopping experience.
Irish Racing Festivals For Christmas 2009
- By: Editor1
- On: 17/Nov/09
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One of the best times of the year to enjoy a racing festival in Ireland is at Christmas. It is the perfect opportunity to have a get together with family and friends and enjoy a fantastic day out. There's a unique festive atmosphere that comes with Christmas race meetings and Ireland has lots to choose from. Read our guide to find out where in Ireland you can go racing this Christmas.
Dublin Dockland's Christmas Markets 2009
- By: Editor1
- On: 17/Nov/09
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The '12 Days of Christmas Market' is a magical Christmas festival not to be missed! It runs from the 12th – 23rd of December and this year it has added two previews days on the 10th and 11th of December. This little Christmas village can be found on the Dublin Docklands and is well worth checking out if your heading to Dublin for your Christmas shopping.
Killarney Chosen To Hold Irish Open In 2010
- By: Editor1
- On: 16/Nov/09
- In: Kerry Travel Tips
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Calling all golfing fanatics! Killarney is the place to be next year with the prestigious Irish Open taking place on the August bank holiday weekend (July 29th – August 1st). This is the third time the competition will be hosted in Killarney and it will once again return to the magnificent championship Killeen Course where the national park, lakes of Killarney and McGillycuddy Reeks (Ireland's highest mountain range!) form the perfect backdrop.
Dublin-Belfast Rail Line Back In Action
- By: Editor1
- On: 16/Nov/09
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The main Dublin-Belfast rail line is probably one of the busiest commuter routes in the country. It's one of the best means of travel between these two major cross border cities.
However, on August 21st this major international rail route was severely disrupted when part of the Malahide viaduct collapsed and put a halt to all services. Following three months of intensive repairs on the viaduct, there's good news for commuters today, with the reopening of this all important rail route between north and south.
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