Attraction in All Regions
Molly Gallivan's Traditional Farm
Set along a pastural mountain valley outside Kenmare, Molly Gallivan's Cottage and Traditional Working Farm consists of a 200 year old farmhouse, gift shop and tea room, and interpretive trail through a working farm, which includes a neolithic stone alignment.
Eyre Square
Eyre Square serves as a focal point of the city life in Galway City and is often the official starting point for any traditional tour of Galway.
Sinéad Lough Ceramics
Based in farmhouse studio near the Gallurus Oratory on the Dingle Peninsula, Sinéad Lough is a talented ceramics artist who produces and sells elegant earthy pottery evocative of the West of Ireland landscape.
Fleadh Nua
Each may Fleadh Nua attracts thousands of visitors who flock Ennis in Co. Clare for a week of unsurpassed traditional entertainment, including sessions, concerts, song and dancing workshops, street theatre, pageants, and parades.
Malahide Castle
Set on some 250 acres of parkland in the seaside town of Malahide, Malahide Castle was originally built as a fortress in 1185, is the longest inhabited family residence, now opened to the public as a gallery, museum, and demesne with a botanical garden.
