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Knowth
A monumental Neolithic mound with twin equinox-aligned passages and over half of Western Europe’s surviving megalithic art carved into its kerbstones.
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Newgrange
A 5,000-year-old passage tomb where sunrise on the Winter Solstice illuminates the inner chamber in a breathtaking display of ancient astronomical mastery.
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Harbour Viewpoint of Dungarvan
Capture both Dungarvan Bay and King John’s Castle in one perfect frame.
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Liberty Tree
This sculpture was made by artist John Behan to commemorate the 1798 rebellion in Carlow Town sits on a circular plinth with a fountain.
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Croppies Grave
This site is commemorated with a replica high cross. The battle took place in the vicinity of the Liberty Tree.
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Cathedral of the Assumption
The cathedral is located in the city of Carlow. It was dedicated to the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in 1833.
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Carlow Town Park and playground
Playground and park on the banks of the Barrow River It is the second largest park in Carlow after Oak Park.
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Carlow Town Hall
Traditional Victorian building The town hall remains the center of local government in Carlow.
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Shandon Bells Tower at St Anne’s Church
The church is located on a hill overlooking the River Lee. The church tower is a landmark and symbol of the city, and church bells were popular in 19th-century songs.
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Carlow Castle
A rare four-towered Norman keep built by William Marshal between 1207–1213, now preserved as a striking ruin and National Monument in the center of Carlow.
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Brownshill Portal Tomb Dolmen
Brownshill Dolmen This impressive megalithic tomb is believed to be the largest in Europe. It weighs about 150 tons, located 3 km east of Carlow.
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Rock of Dunamase
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Church of The Annunciation
Marvel at the divine symphony of architectural grandeur within Ireland's churches
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The spire
The Iconic Dublin Spire, standing tall at 120 meters, an illuminating symbol of urban marvel.
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Galway Bay
Where azure waters meet rugged cliffs, creating a coastal masterpiece that will leave you breathless.
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The Old Market House Arts Centre
Step into the past, immerse in creativity, and experience the vibrant allure of The Old Market House Arts Centre
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Fanad Head Lighthouse
The Fanad Head Lighthouse offers a mesmerizing combination of maritime history, breathtaking coastal views, and a serene natural setting.
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Blarney Castle
The lore Blarney Stone, said to bestow the gift of eloquence on those who kiss it.
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Adare Thatched Cottages
Thatched cottages where traditional thatched roofs, cozy interiors, and craft shops transport you to a bygone era of rural Irish life.
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Smithwick Experience Killkenny
one of Ireland’s oldest breweries a brewery-turned-brewery-tour located on the Medieval Mile
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The Latin Quarter of Galway City
Experience Galway’s most atmospheric district — a living blend of medieval streets, live Irish music, cozy pubs, festivals, and artisan shops all in one captivating quarter.
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National Museum of Ireland Archaeology
Home to Ireland’s greatest archaeological treasures including the Ardagh Chalice, Tara Brooch, and Bog Bodies.
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General Post Office Dublin
One of Ireland's most famous buildings and the headquarter of the Irish Post Office
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Molly Malone Statue
One of the most familiar symbols of Dublin, from a popular song 'Cockles and Mussels'
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Dunguaire Castle
A 16th-century castle on the shores of Galway Bay. Famous for its medieval charm, sea views, and cultural banquets.
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