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West
Wicklow |
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Dwyer McAllister Cottage
ATTRACTION: Traditional and historical Irish
thatched cottage, where Irish rebel Michael Dwyer fought
British troops in 1799. Built with local stone and
whitewashed... Tel: +353 (0)40 44 5325 |
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Russborough House
ATTRACTION: One of Wicklow’s most beautiful homes, built
in the 18th century. The house and grounds are open to
the public and include a Beech Hedge Maze. Tel: +353
(0)45 865239 |
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North
East Wicklow |
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Bray Heritage Centre
ATTRACTION: Housed in the old courthouse on the Main
Street, Bray Heritage Centre offers a permanent
exhibition, covering the local history. Tel: +353
(0)1-2866796 |
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Glencree
Centre For Reconciliation
ATTRACTION: The Centre was built as a place to build
peace between communities and contains a café and
visitor centre. Nearby you will find the peaceful German
War Cemetery. Tel:+353 (0)1 2829711 |
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Killruddery House & Gardens
ATTRACTION: The most successful Elizabethan-Revival
mansion in Ireland. The 17th century gardens survive in
their original format. Tel: +353 (0)404 46024 |
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National Sea Life Centre
ATTRACTION: 28 tanks featuring over ninety marine and
freshwater species including seahorses, stingrays,
Japanese spider crabs, Moray eels and more. Tel:
+353 (0)1-286 6939
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Powerscourt House &
Gardens
ATTRACTION: One of the most visited attractions in Ireland. Includes historic
house, stunning landscape gardens, Italian & Japanese Gardens, pet cemetery,
Dolphin Pond, etc. Tel:+353 (0)1 2046000 |
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Mid East
Wicklow |
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Avondale House & Forest Park
ATTRACTION: Birthplace and was the home of Charles
Stewart Parnell (uncrowned king of Ireland). Set in a
magnificent forest park of over 500 acres, trails and
walks... Tel:
+353 (0)404 46111 |
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Wicklow Gaol
ATTRACTION: A story of crime, cruelty, exile &
misery. One of the most haunted places in Ireland.
Tel:
+353 (0)404 61599 |
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South
Wicklow |
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Avoca
Handweavers
ATTRACTION: The oldest surviving working mill in Ireland
dates from 1723. See weavers working looms from up close
creating traditional Irish craft. Tel:
+353 (0)402 35105 |
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Shillelagh Sticks
Experience the ancient craft of Shillelagh stick making
in the ancestral home of this renowned Irish icon. |
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Tinahely Courthouse
ATTRACTION: The courthouse in Tinahely was built in
1843 and was restored and opened as a centre for arts,
culture and heritage in January, 1996. Tel:+353 (0)402 38529 |
