Tourism

There are many places to stay when in Ireland, there are thousands of beautiful places to visit on the emerald isle.  We appreciate you can't see every inch of the country so we have hand-picked some suggestions which we feel will enable you to see as many of the most beautiful and the most historic aswell as the most fun places while you visit with us.  John Nolan and his team have travelled almost every inch of Ireland and can assist you when deciding on where to go and what to see.

Croagh Patrick is situated five miles from the picturesque town of Westport and the mountain's conical shape soars majestically above the surrounding countryside is a place of ancient history. Patrick's sacred mountain, and a rich vein of archaeological heritage, more information available at www.croagh-patrick.com

Westmeath Tourism promotes local tourist attractions, accommodation, activities, festivals and events in the Westmeath area. The Westmeath Tourism web site provides links to and information on the various towns located in the Westmeath area such as Mullingar, Kinnegad, and Athlone. A listing of Bord Failte approved accommodation as well as activities can be found on their website. More Information available at www.westmeathtourism.com

Johnnie Fox's Pub is situated in Glencullen in the Dublin mountains, Johnnie Fox's is one of Ireland's oldest and most famous pubs and undoubtedly the highest pub in the country. Located approx 25-35 minutes drive from Dublin City centre. Johnnie Fox's have live Irish music 7 nights a week and Saturday & Sunday afternoons. More information available at www.jfp.ie

Belvedere House Gardens & Park is an oasis of beauty in the Midlands is there to be enjoyed. Located on the shores of Lough Ennell, 4 miles from Mullingar in Co. Westmeath and just an hours drive from Dublin. Belvedere opened to the public in early 2000 following a multi-million pound restoration project involving ERDF funding, the Irish Tourist Board and Westmeath County Council. More Information available at www.belvedere-house.ie

Distillery Museum is situated in Kilbeggan in the heart of Ireland, the distillery is believed to be the oldest licensed pot still distillery in the world. Established in 1757 Locke's is the last remaining example of a small pot distillery in Ireland. The distillery made pot still Irish Malt Whiskey for almost 200 years. More information available at www.lockesdistillerymuseum.com

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