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Offaly, firmly located in the heart of Ireland, welcomes visitors to great stretches of wilderness, bogland, a vast mountain park, esker hills, and deep wooded valleys with streams and rivers. The gorgeous Shannon River runs across its western border, while the Slieve Bloom Mountains, a national nature reserve, rise up to the east.
The wonderful thing about visiting Offaly is that you will constantly be surprised. You’ll come upon an unexpected view or a tucked-away treasure of a spot around every corner and along every country road. It’s not that they’re attempting to conceal them; it’s just that they don’t want to appear arrogant. The best things in life are always kept hidden; come see for yourself.
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With a choice of 2-berth to 12-berth cruisers plus on-board tuition and navigation instruction provided on arrival, it won’t take long before you can set off on your nautical journey!
Esker Hills is a genuine hidden treasure and one of Irish golf's best kept secrets, located just three miles from Tullamore and 45 minutes from the K Club, which hosted the 2006 Ryder Cup.
The club, which is open all year, is the oldest of its kind in Ireland, with over 12,000 jumps per year.
Great Family Days Out
At Tearaways Pet Farm & Activity Centre they give you access to indoor and outdoor activities to keep the entire family happy and active, whatever the weather.
Jumping Jack's is a family entertainment centre with something for everyone.
Beautiful natural environment featuring walking and bicycling routes shaded by trees, a fairy trail, animals, fishing, and birding.
Culture Vulture Days Out
The River Shannon Viking Boat tours are truly a signature experience of the midlands region and a 'must do' on your visit to Ireland.
With a year-round calendar of events ranging from theatre to dance, opera to comedy, and children's arts festivals to film festivals, you're sure to find something to your liking!
For 600 years, the Clonmacnoise monastery was a centre of study and religious education, as well as a source of some of Ireland's greatest Celtic art and illuminated manuscripts.
Return to a time when Birr Castle was a centre of scientific invention and discovery.