Introducing Wicklow Town
Bustling Wicklow town has a fine harbour and a commanding position on the crescent curve of the wide bay, which stretches north for about 12km and includes a long pebble beach that makes for a fine walk. Besides one top-notch attraction, there’s not much to keep the visitor but it is a decent exploring base. The tourist office (69117; www.wicklow.ie ; Fitzwilliam Sq; 9.30am-6pm Jun-Sep, 9am-1pm & 2-5pm Oct-May, closed Sun) is in the heart of town.
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Last updated: Sep 10, 2008
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Re: 4 Days In Ireland (In to Dublin and Out of Cork) - Suggested Routes?
by theresamarie3 23 August 2011
Thanks everyone so much for all of your good advice. I think we've decided to spend some time in Cobh and probably not go to the Blaskets…
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Re: 4 Days In Ireland (In to Dublin and Out of Cork) - Suggested Routes?
by rodway 18 August 2011
Powerscourt Gardens are magnificent. Then Glendalough via Sally Gap (Wicklow Mtns). Decent Youth Hostel close to the monastic ruins together…
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RE: Self Drive Southern Ireland
by ambarush 05 July 2011
It's also the August Bank Holiday weekend so lots of traffic and you might need to book accomodation ahead. Suggest you stick with the…
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