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Results for: Ireland

• .TIP: from mackinac64 "While Ireland is beautiful at any time of the year, (one doesn't go because the weather is glorious, though often it is) mid-December through the beginning of January is not the best time to visit. Many things are closed during that period, due to the holiday, plus it is difficult to find vacancies at bed/breakfast and hotels. Family returns home to Ireland at this time and occupy spaces which at other times would be open for tourists. That is the only time of the year that I would avoid in Ireland."
• 1 2 Travel "Last year thousands of people just like you planned their Dream Vacation in Ireland with us."
• 1 Click Reservations "Hotels, B&Bs, Castles and Cottages."
• Avelin Celtic Retreat "Celtic Journeys and Pilgrim Walks: For a unique Celtic experience leave the stress behind and come to Avelin.
  Walking in Wicklow: For a unique holiday experience leave the stress behind and come to Avelin.
  A warm, comfortable, modern bungalow with four ensuite guest bedrooms awaits you. A large lounge/dining room looks over a pleasant garden into a rural landscape. A five minute walk brings you to the side of the huge Poulaphouca lake with the Wicklow mountains providing a stunning background."
• Ballymaloe House "Lodging, Cookery School"
• Cabra Castle "Award winning Hotel in Kingscourt, Co.Cavan, Ireland."
• Castle Leslie ""
• Dingle Peninsula "The complete guide for tourists to accommodation, music and activities in the Dingle Peninsula, Kerry, Ireland. The Dingle Peninsula is perhaps the most intriguing and beautiful part of Ireland. A visit to Ireland is not complete without a visit to this most westerly part of the country.The scenery, the ambiance, the food, the music and the culture combine to make the area a wonderful place to spend a fascinating and relaxing holiday."
• Discover Ireland "Discover Ireland is your essential guide to your holiday at home. So go on, take a few days away and make a break for it!"
• Go Ireland "Ireland for a vacation? Reserve & plan with the best accommodation prices online!"
• Heritage of Ireland "Come and explore the many and varied heritage sites Ireland has to offer. Discover Ireland's Parks, Monuments, Gardens, Inland Waterways, and National Cultural Institutions."
• Hidden Ireland "Contains detailed information and advice about Dublin's attractions, people, history, transport, music, culture, sport and night life. Additionally, you will find Irish facts, trivia, links and sayings."
• Historic Irish Castles "Historic Irish Castles contains pictures, video, and a short history of several castles. Most of the pictures and video were taken during trips to Ireland. Many of the castles are in ruin, some are now resorts, and one is a bed and breakfast. Enjoy this site and learn some history. Maybe this will be your inspiration to visit a few of these castles!"
• Hotels Ireland "Including Castles."
• Ireland Tour Holidays "Tours of Ireland: Golf, Pubs, Castles, Dublin, Kildare, Kilkenny, Waterford, Cork, Blarney, Killarney, Adare, Knock, Drumcliff, Belleek, Donegal and more."
• Ireland's Eye ""
• Irish Manors "We represent the finest manor houses and castles in Ireland. These are very special places to stay because not only are they of great historical significance and grandeur but they offer exquisite hospitality in the finest Irish tradition. By allowing our friendly, professional travel counselors to assist you in selecting the right accommodations for your visit, you will be assured that your best interests are well represented so that you receive the best value for your vacation investment."
• Irish Times ""
• Irish Tourism "Discover your Celtic soul."
• Irish Tourist Board ""
• Local Ireland "Ireland in an instant."
• Mythical Ireland "New light on the ancient past."
• Shamrock.org ""
• StayInIreland.com "Ireland has something to offer for every traveller.
  Whether you are looking for a relaxing bed and breakfast in the silence of the beautiful countryside, or singing, dancing and craic until the wee hours, basking in the fabulous local hospitality, or enjoying a round of golf on some of the best courses in the world, Ireland has it all!
  Whether you are looking for Bed and Breakfast in Cork, Ireland, or Self Catering in Galway, Ireland, you'll find what you are looking for here!"
• Tourism Ireland "The official agency for promoting the Island of Ireland internationally."
• Town and Country Homes "Bed & Breakfast Accomodations in Ireland"
• TravelIreland.org "The online guide to the Counties of Ireland with details on Accommodations, Lodgings, Bed and Breakfasts, Hotels, Guesthouses, Vacation rentals and Self Catering Irish Farmhouse Cottages. Visitor Attractions, Business Directory, Entertainment, Genealogy, Golf and Fishing."

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Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor.....Explore. Dream. Discover.—Mark Twain

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Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair—Kahlil Gibran