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The Book of Kells
Photo: The Book of Kells, Dublin County
The Book of Kells
Dublin 2,Dublin
The Book of Kells contains a Latin text of the four gospels richly decorated by Irish monks around the year 800 AD. The greatest Irish work of art to survive from the Middle Ages, it has been in the library of Trinity College Dublin since the 1660s.
The ’Picturing the Word’ exhibit will place it in its historical and cultural context and compares its images and techniques to those in contemporary metalwork, bone, slate, stone and enamels. Much of the exhibition is an analysis of its ani...
Croom Mills Waterwheel And Heritage Centre
Photo: Croom Mills Waterwheel And Heritage Centre, Limerick County
Croom Mills Waterwheel And Heritage Centre
Limerick City,Limerick
Croom Mills which is privately owned and managed, is home to an award winning Heritage Centre and fully licensed restaurants, as well as extensive craft and furniture shops, all overlooking the River Maigue. The award winning Visitor Centre, tells the story of grain milling in Ireland, with a 19 minute audio visual presentation and one floor of exhibits. Its shops are stocked with the best of Irish crafts and designs, and unusual gifts from around the world....
The Tower Museum
Photo: The Tower Museum, Derry County
The Tower Museum
Derry,Derry
The Tower Museum tells the story of Derry, chronicling the history of the city from its geological formation through to the present day. There are special features on Celtic Monasticism, the Plantation and the Siege of Derry....
Lough Neagh Discovery Centre
Photo: Lough Neagh Discovery Centre, Armagh County
Lough Neagh Discovery Centre
Craigavon,Armagh
Learn about the history and wildlife of the Lough in relaxed comfort through a series of exciting audio-visual shows, interactive games and exhibition. Then experience the wonders of Oxford Island for yourself: natural history, wildlife, family walks and much, much more - all in a spectacular setting on the water's edge.

View the area's varied birdlife from one of several hides or stroll the winding shoreline on a peaceful guided walk. Pause for a picnic, perhaps, or get a diffe...
The Palace Stables
Photo: The Palace Stables, Armagh County
The Palace Stables
Armagh,Armagh
Palace Stables Heritage Centre is a picturesque Georgian building which encloses a cobbled courtyard set in the undulating parkland of the Palace Demesne. The building has been lovingly restored and brought back to life as a heritage centre, where the visitor can experience stable life in the 18th century....
Bronte Homeland Interpretative Centre
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Bronte Homeland Interpretative Centre
Rathfriland,Down
You can easily follow the story of Patrick Bronte and his family through the buildings that survive within the Homeland....
Kinturk Cultural Centre
Photo: Kinturk Cultural Centre, Tyrone County
Kinturk Cultural Centre
Cookstown,Tyrone
The Kinturk Centre on the western shores of Lough Neagh, houses a bar, catering facilities and traditional evenings. Also, there is an interpretive display on the life cycle of the Lough Neagh Eel and the Lough Neagh Fishermen....
Magee Of Donegal
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Magee Of Donegal
Donegal,Donegal
Magee of Donegal has been the home of Donegal Handwoven Tweeds since 1866. Magee Handwoven Tweeds are still made in the time honored tradition, woven by hand in the weavers homes in the Donegal Hills.

Enjoy browsing through the Magee Store where you will see quality ranges of mens and ladies clothing, knitwear, Donegal Tweeds and giftware, all reflecting The Best Of Donegal which is Irelands largest selection of mens and ladies Donegal Handwoven Tweed Jackets. Woven and tailored by Ma...
Royal Tara China Visitor Centre
Photo: Royal Tara China Visitor Centre, Galway County
Royal Tara China Visitor Centre
Galway,Galway

Royal Tara has been making fine bone china since 1953 and is located in Galway on the west coast of Ireland.

An Creagan Visitors Centre
Photo: An Creagan Visitors Centre, Tyrone County
An Creagan Visitors Centre
Omagh,Tyrone
The entertaining exhibition features the area's rich geographical and archaeological heritage, including a 6th century log boat. Outside, a nature trail provides the opportunity to examine the plant and animal life of the bog at close quarters. Bicycles to suit all the family are available for hire. Maps and information on the local area are available from the centre. Eight selft catering cottages are also available for rent. A warm welcome awaits you in the foothills of the Sperrin Moun...
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