Visit Bundoran

Location



Bundoran is one of Irelands best known seaside resorts ,the ideal family holiday destination and renowned as a surfer's paradise. Located in the south west of Donegal Bay where the Atlantic Ocean rolls onto the blue flag beach, the town is flanked by the impressive Darty and Benbullen Mountains.

Things to do

Old McDonalds Farm



Old McDonald's Farm is a great place for tourists to experience the world of Irish farm animals .


Bundoran Seaweed Baths

Relax in the Adults Only Zone located on the promenade behind Waterworld where you will find Bundoran Seaweed Baths and Aqua Mara Treatment Rooms- the perfect place for adults to relax. Facilities include:7 bathing rooms including 4 dual facility rooms with individual steam cabinets, seaweed baths with filtered and heated sea water, local seaweed and a refreshing cold sea water drench shower .

DAC Surf School



Donegal Adventure Centre Surf School .They offer surf lessons and hire for all ages and abilities as well as accomadation deals and an array of other activities to make sure your trip to the DAC is a fantastic experience.

Surfing



Bundoran is a great place to go surfing. It's shimmering green waters bear the bount of some of the Atlantic's most thunderous moods and it's shoreline presents a series of headlands and flat rock reefsheet face directly into nearly constant swell. This, the most mystical of Irish counties of the highest quality waves on jade-coloured shores it's not exactly the tropics but it's definetly a top 10!

Places to stay

Caravan Camping 
Nestling the shores of  Assaroe Lake and only a ten minute walk from the historic town of Ballyshannon, the four star rated Lakeside Caravan and Camping Park is an ideal location to spend your holiday or tour.

Hotels

Fitzerald's  Hotel
Clean polite family run hotel with friendly staff and lots of guests. The hotel is near most shops in town and it also has a restaurant .

Bundoran Holiday Homes
Sleeping six, a two bedroom house where master bedroom has a double and single bed. Family bedroom has three single beds. Apartments include- spacious living room, fitted kitchen, patio doors and electrical shower.

Places to eat

The Peak restaurant
The Peak restaurant has a lovely view and delicous Irish food .

Maddens bridge bar
Old world surfers bar with extensive menu and panoramic views of Donegal Bay  .

Visit Sligo!

Location:



From hiking to biking, partying to pampering and everything in between. For a holiday that's as relaxing and exciting as you want and only two and a half hours from Dublin and Belfast, take time to discorever Sligo!

Things to do:

Outdoor Activities



Take a break from the mundane and let your spirits soar with an Irish activity break. From tranquil walks along startlingly beautiful coastline to cycling through lush countryside, there is a range of adventure activities to suit everyone. If water sports are your thing, why not take a surfing or sailing lesson in one of the many sheltered bays. Don't fancy getting wet? Embark on an equestrian adventure through the rolling forests or gallop on a wind-swept beach or try one of the outdooor adventure centres to get your heart pumping. Whatever your choice of Irish holiday activity, it's covered here!

Learn to Fish


Why not try your hand at catching a fish? If you've never fished before and your don't know where to start, check out the Inland Fisheries Ireland website or drop into the local tackle shop. Tackle shops are operated by local, knowledgeable staff and can offer lots of advice, including boat hire, guides/ghillies and tackle hire. There are many tackle shops located all around Ireland.

W.B Yeats Trail.


W.B Yeats was born in 1865 in Dublin.
His life was dovated to writing and raising the Irish nation through his art.
His father, John Butler Yeats, wishing to train as an artist, move the family to London, where Jack Yeats was born.
Both brothers, however, spent alot their childhood years in Sligo with their grandparents and discovered how beautiful this county was. Follow in his footsteps and discover his favourites part of Sligo on his walking trail.

Sligo surfing Club


This is Sligo's best surfing club which opened way back in the 70s. The club has its own excellent facilities including meeting rooms, changing facilities, showers and board storage rooms over-looking the beach in Strandhill.

Places to stay:

Hotels
Glasshouse Hotel (4 stars)
Yeats Country Hotel, Spa and Leisure Club (3 stars)

B&Bs
Stonecraft (4 stars)
Glenview (3 stars)

Guest Houses
Ceol na Mara (3 stars)
Lough Gara Lodge (2 stars)

Places to Eat
Sligo has many resturaunts to choose from. Here are just some you can try.
Supermacs
KFC
Cafe Flear, Sligo Cafe, Deli, Bakery
Yeats Tarvern Resturaunt, Drumcliff Pub
Hazlewood Resturaunt, Sligo Park Hotel-Irish Food
Bistro Biaconi, Sligo Resturaunt-Italian Food

Events
Thursday 17th-Sunday 20th March
Sligo Food Festival / Music Various Venues & Resturaunts & Cafes

Friday 15th- 17th April
Sligo New Music Festival, The Model, The Mall

Dublin

Introduction
Dublin is the capital city of Ireland. It is Ireland's number one tourist destination with a population of over 1 million people. Here are some places to see and things to do:

Trinity College



Trinity College is the oldest university in Ireland. It was founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth of England. It's library contains the Book of  Kells and Brian Boru's harp.

The GPO



The GPO in O'Connell Street was built nearly 200 years ago. During the 1916 Easter Rising it was the headquarters of the rebels. Padraig Pearse read the Proclamation of the Irish Republic from its steps in 1916. Today its the headquarters of An Post.

Croke Park



Croke Park is the principal stadium and headquarters of the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) Irelands biggest sporting organisation. The stadium is in the heart of the city, a 15 minute walk from the main street (O'Connell Street). It has a capacity of 82,300.

Dublin Zoo




Dublin Zoo is the largest zoo in Ireland and one of Dublin's most popular attractions. It was opened in 1831. It covers over 24 hectares (59 acres) of phoenix park and it was visited in 2010 by over 963,000 visitors.

Places to Eat:

Dublin is home to many different types of cuisine. These are just a few popular restaraunts: Havana Tapus, Chumeleon and Angler's Rest.

Places to Stay

Hotels                                                                                   

2 STAR: Dergvale Hotel
              Ripley Court Hotel
3 STAR: Temple Bar Hotel
              Sandymount Hotel
4 STAR: Clontarf Castle Hotel
              La Stampa
5 STAR: Dylan Hotel
              Druids Glen Resort

B+B's
St Judes
Portobello

Hostels

Litton Lane
Avalon House