13 Feb Ireland tours 2014
There are some great offers on great hotels for early booking in 2014 !!! At Ireland Luxury Tours we advise anyone thinking of travelling from May to October to begin planning now...
There are some great offers on great hotels for early booking in 2014 !!! At Ireland Luxury Tours we advise anyone thinking of travelling from May to October to begin planning now...
Well if you want to play golf in Ireland in 2014 ...
Narrow streets only 12ft wide in places – a legacy of Viking times – are crammed along Wexford’s waterfront , where the quays tell of the times when the town was a busy port. But the harbour silted up in the late 19th century and...
No building could look less like an Abbey , for when it was built in the 1830s for the Barrington family , Glenstal was designed as a castle in 12th century style. It has a great gate and a massive drum tower that resembles the...
Once the chief town of the Earls of Desmond , Kilmallock still retains much of its medieval past. It is named after the monastery built here in the 7th century by St Mocheallog. A large section of its walls , including the massive Blossom Gate...
Whether you are planning to visit Ireland for a vacation , a golf trip , to find your ancestors , or for any other reason ...
About 4 miles off Sligo’s untamed Northern coast lies an uninhabited , windswept island that contains one of the best preserved early Christian monasteries in Ireland. The monastery was founded by St Molaise in the 6th century and destroyed by the Vikings in 807. Three...
Maurice: I hope all is well and you had a good holiday season. I was going through some old emails and realized it was a little over one year ago we started the process of planning our tour of Ireland. I wanted to let you know how...
The lighthouse at Hook Head is an astonishing building , if only for the fact it was constructed some 600 years before the stone-built lighthouses pioneered in the 18th century by James Smeaton. It was a Norman , Raymond le Gros , who built it...
On the coast road between Bray and Greystones is Kilruddery House , built in Tudor Revival style in 1820. The estate has been the family home of the Earls of Meath for more than 300 years , and the extensive Kilruddery Gardens have been cultivated...