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Aillwee Cave
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Cork City Gaol
www.aillweecave.ie 00353 6570 77036 Ballyvaughan, Co Clare
www.corkcitygaol.com 00353 21 4305022
Joint Ticket to the Cave and Burren Bird of Prey Centre: Convent Avenue, Sunday’s Well, Cork City
Adult €17.00 Child (4 to 16 yrs) €10.00 Adult €7.50 Child (under 17 yrs) €4.50 Family ticket €25.00
Open all year - end of Nov and all of Dec by appointment only. Open 9.30am to 5.00pm Mar to Oct and 10.00am to 4.00pm
Aillwee Cave, Ireland’s premier Show Cave is an experience not
Nov to Feb.
to be missed. Located in the heart of the Burren. Introducing the Step back in time to 19th/early 20th-Century life in Cork - inside
Burren Bird of Prey Centre, home to the largest display of birds of and outside prison walls. Amazingly life-like wax fi gures,
prey in Ireland. A fun day out packed full of exciting things to do. furnished cells, sound effects and fascinating exhibitions.
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Nearest Club Site: Glen of Aherlow Nearest Club Site: Fleming’s White Bridge
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Aunt Sandra’s Candy Factory
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Cruachan Ai Heritage Centre
www.irishcandyfactory.com 028 9073 2868
www.cruachanai.blogspot.com 00353 71 9639268
60 Castlereagh Road, Belfast BT5 5FP Tulsk, Co Roscommon
Adult £4.50 Child (3 to 16 yrs) £3.50 Adult €5.00 Child (under 16 yrs) €4.00
Open 9.00am to 5.00pm Mon to Sat. Closed 24 Dec to 2 Jan, Opening times 9.00am to 5.00pm Mon to Sat.
open Bank Holidays.
Experience the myth and magic at one of the most important
Step into the past and see candy making as it used to be. All and best preserved Celtic royal sites in Europe. Café,
candy made by hand, some to traditional recipes over 100 conference facilities and craft/gift/bookshop on site.
years old.
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Blennerville Windmill
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Dublin City Hall - The Story of the
www.kerrygems.com/blennerville.html 066 712 1064
Blennerville, Tralee, Co Kerry
Capital
www.dublincity.ie/Pages/CityHall.aspx
Adult €5.00 Child (5 to 15 yrs) €3.00 Dame Street, Dublin 2 00353 222 2204
Open 1 Apr to 1 Nov. Adult €4.00 Seniors/Students €2.00 Child (under 12 yrs) €1.50
Ireland’s only working windmill. Emigration Exhibition (1845
Open all year 10.00am to 5.00pm Mon to Sat and 2.00pm to
- 1848 during the Great Famine), AV Theatre, café, craft shop
5.00pm Sun and Bank Holidays.
and birdwatching. Great interactive trip through Dublin history with city
treasures on display. Suitable for all ages.
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Nearest Club Site: Fleming’s White Bridge Nearest Club Site: River Valley
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Cobh The Queenstown Story
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Enniskillen Castle Museums
www.cobhheritage.com 00353 21 4813 591
www.enniskillencastle.co.uk 028 6632 5000
Cobh Heritage Centre, Cobh, Co Cork Castle Barracks, Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh BT74 7HL
Adult €7.10 Child (8 to 18 yrs) €4.00 Please contact us for 2009 prices.
Open 9.30am to 5.00pm all year (9.30am to 6.00pm in May to Oct). Opening times vary so please contact us before visiting.
The Queenstown Story - a dramatic exhibition of the Origins, Medieval Maguire stronghold later used as a plantation
History and Legacy of Cobh, a unique Irish port town. Themes castle and military barracks. Now houses Fermanagh County
- Famine/Emigration/Titanic/Lusitania. Restaurant facilities, Museum and Inniskillings Museum.
coach parking and Christys Stores.
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