Innisfree Hotel Sligo

High Street Sligo, County Sligo, Ireland

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A travel blog entry by markandnoma2009

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... her
authentic Irish Coffee. Spoilt!

It was great spending some time with the Griffiths’ and being
shown around their new home / town. The
girls are just adorable, so chatty and a lot of fun, and Matt and Kyle couldn’t
be more welcoming. Was so good to see
them and we hope we can get back here another time, perhaps in the summertime
one year.

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Ennis to Sligo...Still moving North East.

A travel blog entry by docandjill

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... I don't know the historical details and emphasize that there are two sides to every story…make your own enquiries and form your own conclusions) If you are old enough you will remember something about it, if you are too young….google it…its will be a good read.

If we arise early enough (and historically we haven’t risen early”on this trip) we will endeavour to take a guided walking trip to enhance ...

Dug up the past.

A travel blog entry by eibhlin

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... seen, as can the Franciscan Abbey. Buried within it's grounds are Elizabeth Sullivan who was a nurse at Hatley Manor and died in a tragic accident there at the age of 18. Also buried here is the wife of Leiutenant Tommy Gilroy IRA who was a veteran of the Tan War with the Arigna Flying Squad.
The Abbey itself dates back to ...

Ecolodge

A travel blog entry by leann-robyn

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... material and used for many retreats and fellow hostelers. The Gyreum was super unique, and even more so for the fact that we had the whole place to ourselves. We watched the sun set from the circular second floor seating area that evening.

It was here that Robyn battled the largest spider we'd seen in Ireland and where we shrieked our way through a very traumatizing spider execution via the kitchen sink drain.

Feeling a little greener,
Robyn and ...

Downpatrick Head

A travel blog entry by leann-robyn

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From the Mullet peninsula, we drove along the North coast towards Sligo. Hardly mentioned in our travel book was Downpatrick Head. A sign posted at the gate reminds visitors that, unlike some of the country's other cliffed attractions, this one is not barricaded and those wandering along the edges should practice extreme caution. As Leann enjoyed the view from the lower level, Robyn trekked her way to the ...