Enniskerry & Powerscourt Estate

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Introducing Enniskerry & Powerscourt Estate

On a summer’s day there are few lovelier spots than the village of Enniskerry, replete with art galleries and the kind of all-organic gourmet cafés that would have you arrested if you admitted to eating battery eggs. It’s all a far cry from the village’s origins, when Richard Wingfield, earl of nearby Powerscourt, commissioned a row of terraced cottages for his labourers in 1760. These days, you’d want to have laboured pretty successfully to get your hands on one of them.

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Last updated: Sep 10, 2008

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    RE: County Wicklow and West Cork

    by fear_rua 04 September 2011

    Also in Wicklow - Enniskerry is a pleasant little village, while the Blue Light, just outside Sandyford on Ballyedmonduff Road, is a pub…
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    RE: bray

    by fear_rua 30 June 2011

    It's OK. The town itself is nothing to write home about, but there are nice places around there. Very nice walks on Bray Head overlooking…
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    RE: Need help finding public transportation from Cahersiveen to Glendalough

    by fear_rua 01 June 2011

    Of course, as occurred to me afterwards, there is a feasible cycling route from Dublin to Glendalough that avoids most of the hills and…

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