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Bells of Shandon
Category: Sightseeing + Tours
St Ann's, (Shandon), Cork

The steeple of St Anne's Church in Shandon is visible from most parts of the city centre. On top of it is the eleven-foot long salmon-shaped weather vane also known as the 'goldy fish'. The church was built in 1722 and i...   more

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Belltable Arts Centre
Category: Arts + Sightseeing + Tours
69 O'Connell Street, Limerick

Welcome to the Belltable. A Multi-Disciplinary venue in Limerick, which houses: a 250 seat Theatre/Cinema, a 50 seat Balcony Studio (for occasional poetry & small performances), Visual Arts Gallery (hosting up to 12 ...   more

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Birthplace of Michael Collins
Category: Sightseeing + Tours
Sam's Cross Road, Clonakilty

Clonakilty is the birthplace of the Irish Republican Leader, Michael Collins. This heritage centre tells his story, from his birth in 1890 until his death in 1922. Visitors can first learn about Michael Collins childhood...   more

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Black Abbey
Category: Sightseeing + Tours
Parliament Street, Kilkenny

Nobody is sure why this Dominican church, founded in 1225, is named Black Abbey. It may be because the Dominicans wore black capes over their white habits, or perhaps because the Black Plague claimed the lives of eight p...   more

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Blackrock Market
Category: Sightseeing + Tours
19a Main Street, Blackrock, Dublin, 11

There are quite a few things about our market that make it unique, starting with its very location. Blackrock Village is an elegant South Dublin residential area, winding its beautiful houses and green lawns right on the...   more

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Blarney Castle history is an intriguing one. It was the third structure to be built on this site. The first one was a wooden structure built in the 10th century, and a stone structure replaced it in 1210 A.D. This buildi...   more

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Blessing of the Boats
Category: Activities
Inish Mor, Aran Islands, Co. Galway

This is an important island ritual, in which Mass is celebrated on the pier in Inish Mor and a blessing is conferred on the island fishing fleet. This is not a sombre affair, however; there are many competitions featurin...   more

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Blessington Basin
Category: Sightseeing + Tours
Blessington Street, Phibsborough, Dublin, 7

Blessington Basin - 1414
Water supply to the city was proving a difficulty to the City Corporation in the later half of the eighteenth century. The City Corporation saw the completion of the canals as a way of supplying water to the city centre ...   more

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Bloomsday
Category: Activities
35 North Great George's Street, (James Joyce Centre), Dublin

HIMSELF AND NORA: FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, audiences in Dublin will have a sneak peak at a new musical headed for London’s famous West End and Broadway! On Bloomsday evening at 8.00 pm at the James Joyce Centre, author Shei...   more

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Bloomsday in Galway
Category: Sightseeing + Tours
Nora Barnacle's House, Bowling Green, Galway

Bloomsday is celebrated all over Ireland by devotees of James Joyce. Nora Barnacle's house here in Galway is a fitting venue, as she was Joyce's wife and muse. Readings from the many works of James Joyce begin at 6pm on ...   more

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