Auburn Lodge Kilkenny

Bennettsbridge Road, Warrington Kilkenny, County Kilkenny, Ireland

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Horses, Castles ,Crystal & A Good Old Singalong

A travel blog entry by lindaandstuart

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... the last two stops - can't get enough!
Leaving Kilkenny, we ventured south to the beautiful Port of Waterford, on the River Suir. A visit to the House of Waterford and a really interesting tour through the Crystal making factory left me with a greater appreciation of crystal. I'll never again make a negative comment about the cost of hand cut crystal... the process is not only labour intenstive, but the craftsmen must go through an 8 year ...

Waterford, Tramore

A travel blog entry by jupa

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Después de una semana entre Limerick y Patrickswell, decidí emprender viaje a Waterford al sureste de Irlanda, me lo recomendaron, diciendo " Allá está siempre soleado, de hecho se le conoce como El soleado sureste", Bueno puedo decir.. QUE ESTO NO ES CIERTO, pero sí no es tan lluvioso en comparación al resto de Irlanda.

Bueno, ya en el bus, puedo contar varias anécdotas. Laprimera, es que casi me quedo sin asiento esperando a que ...

Preparations and Procrastinations

A travel blog entry by ciara1

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36 hours to go to take off and lots and lots of preparations still to do.

Nothing new there really then.

Flying to Heathrow on Wed 21st at 7am, have 5 hours to browse in the delights of the airport and then an 8 hour flight to Tehran with a refueling stop in Yerevan in Armenia. I'll land at 1am on Thursday 22nd, change some of my euros (hopefully it hasn't collapsed by then) into Rials (14,000 ...

It's (not) a long way to Tipperary

A travel blog entry by sunsetsoversea

... little city with a good feel to it. Of course the main attraction in Waterford is Waterford Crystal at which I did some window shopping.

PS. I also appologise (to Luke mainly) for not quoting South Park in the title of this blog but I just couldn't bring myself to do it!




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Music, medieval magic and more touring!

A travel blog entry by karin1234

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... tour that was about the medieval parts of town. The castle was last inhabited in the 1960's by the Butler family who then sold it to the city because "There are enough ruins in Ireland. We don't need another one," according to the last Mr. Butler to inhabit the castle. The city couldn't afford to restore it so the Office of Public Works took it under its wing and started to restore and each year they get a bit more done. We can see it right from our bedroom window at the ...

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