Very popular with locals at lunch and with a good selection of books, this small cafe and crafts shop is right beside the Protestant church and the high cross.
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Yeats was long believed to be buried next to the doorway of Drumcliff Parish Church, but recent evidence suggests that the bones shipped here from France…
2. Gortarowey Forest Recreation Area
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Don’t miss a chat with woodcarver, raconteur and local legend Michael Quirke as he hand-carves his wooden creations. Opening times can vary, so take a…
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This central stone bridge spanning the River Garavogue was built in 1845. It was originally named after Queen Victoria, then re-named after the first…
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