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Cork City Gaol is an imposing former prison, now a muesum and well worth a visit! The present City Hall, replaced the old City Hall, which was destroyed in the 'The burning of Cork' in 1920. The foundation stone was laid byEamonn de Valera on 9th July, 1932.
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Limerick, a major university city boasts Thomond Park , home of the Munster Rugby Team. Its compact old town is known for the medieval-era St. Mary’s Cathedral and St. John’s square, lined with Georgian townhouses. Standing along the River Shannon, the 13th-century King John’s Castle
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Killarney is a town beside Lough Leane, a lake in southwest Ireland’s County Kerry. It’s a stop on the well-known Ring of Kerry circuit, and the start and finishing point of the Kerry Way walking trail. It’s also a gateway to bucolic Killarney
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Colourful Cobh Town as seen from an approaching Cruise Ship or as last seen by the Titanic, crowned by St. Colman's Cathedral.
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Inspired by all the wonderful places Ireland has to offer! Taking a tour of the Auld Sod, you can revisit all the towns & harbours, castles & cottages that await you around every corner of this Emerald Isle!
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This beautiful print encompasses West Cork from Castletownbere, Schull, Bantry, Inchadoney to Kinsale and Cork City itself and everywhere inbetween!
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A portrait of the Rebel County from Blarney Castle to Cork City and down the Lee to Blackrock Castle, Kinsale, Cobh & Youghal.
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The Burren to Bunratty & the Shannon, Co. Clare to Dingle & Blennerville, Co. Kerry to Baltimore & Kinsale, West Cork!
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On the Atlantic coast, enjoy a trip out to the Aran Islands, the limestone landsape of the Burren and the precipitous Cliffs of Moher that are home to thousands of seabirds!
Head on south to Loop Head and Bunratty Castle on the banks of the River
