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Dublin

National Museum of Ireland Collins Barracks - Ireland's Museum of Decorative Arts and History, Collins Barracks is home to a wide range of objects including weaponry, furniture, silver, ceramics, glassware, examples of folk life and costumes.

Guinness Storehouse- The Guinness Storehouse is located on the site of the Guinness Brewery and is Dublin's leading attraction. Visit and find out more about Dublin's most famous beverage.

Phoenix Park - Europe's largest enclosed city park. Home to Dublin Zoo, Farmleigh Estate and herds of wild deer.

Irish Museum of Modern Art - Ireland's leading national institution for the collection and presentation of modern and contemporary art.

Galway city is renowned for its great shopping, dining, bars and nightlife. Its attractions including theatres, museums and festivals. You can stroll along the Salthill promenade, which boasts one of the longest promenade walks in Europe. Dont forget to kick the wall at Blackrock - good luck is assured.

There is always a festival or event happening in Galway, particularly from June through to September. The Galway Arts Festival, Races and Oyster festival are the most popular events.

Kenmare, Neidin (meaning a little nest) is a town nestled amongst the Caha Mountains and Kenmare Bay. Its brightly coloured shop fronts, street cafes and floral displays lend an air of uniqueness and a relaxing yet vibrant atmosphere for visitors to enjoy. Kenmare also plays host to excellent gourmet restaurants ranked as some of the finest in Ireland.

Kenmare provides a good base for exploring the scenic Beara Peninsula and the Ring of Kerry. Activities include the Seafari on Kenmare Bay and other water sports including fishing.

Waterford enjoys a popular theatrical scene and has some cultural festivals throughout the year, including Waterford Light Opera Festival.

Leisure pursuits include golf, horse racing, greyhound racing, horse riding and fishing, and visiting seaside resorts such as Tramore and Dunmore East.

Other sightseeing opportunities include Lismore Heritage Centre, Cappoquin House and Gardens, and no trip to Waterford would be complete without a visit to the famous Waterford Crystal Factory.

Cork was the European Capital of Culture for 2005, and as such it displays some beautiful and unique sights, including:

The church tower of Shandon - Dominating the North side of the city. It is known by locals as The Four-Faced Liar, as from the base of the building, each clock face appears to show a different time. Shandon is accessible to the public, and the bells may be rung by visitors.

St. Patrick Street - The main shopping street. Remodelled in the years up to 2004, it boasts striking buildings along its broad avenue.

County Hall Tower - The tallest building in the Republic of Ireland.

Albany House *** Dublin

Albany House is one of the finest examples of period accommodation available in the heart of Georgian Dublin. Decorated and furnished traditionally. Albany House is fully non-smoking.