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Westport, designated as one of Bord Failte's (Irish Tourist Board) heritage towns is one of the main tourist destinations in the West of Ireland. The town plays host to many festivals throughout the year. In May, the Westport "Europe Food & Culture Festival" brings European cuisine and culture to this cosmopolitan town. Many hotels and restaurants serve delicious gourmet European food and there is entertainment European style in the evenings.
The Westport Street Festival (July/August) offers free nightly entertainment, open air concerts and plenty of fun for children during the day. The Horse and Pony Fair and the Patrician Week attract many visitors in September, and the Westport Arts Festival attracts the best in contemporary theatre, opera, traditional music, and jazz.
Westport's proximity to many blue flag beaches and magnificent scenic drives ensures a unique holiday to suit all visitor tastes.
The Westport Street Festival (July/August) offers free nightly entertainment, open air concerts and plenty of fun for children during the day. The Horse and Pony Fair and the Patrician Week attract many visitors in September, and the Westport Arts Festival attracts the best in contemporary theatre, opera, traditional music, and jazz.
Westport's proximity to many blue flag beaches and magnificent scenic drives ensures a unique holiday to suit all visitor tastes.
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Jul 06, 2006 – Jul 07, 2006
Ballinrobe, Ireland -› Westport, Ireland -› …
We made our way back to Westport for some late lunch. Westport is one of Ireland’s most popular holiday destinations, be it for a weekend end or longer stay. It overlooks Clew Bay and is situated near the base of Croagh Patrick. One of the few planned towns in the Country, Westport was designed i…
Apr 01, 1994 – Oct 15, 1996
Croagh Patrick is a mountain of 724 meters high in the west of Ireland. It is said that Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland spent the 40 days of the fasting period here and he chased away all the snakes from Ireland by waving a stick around. If only everything was that simple... On the last …
May 05, 2003 – May 19, 2003
Dublin, Ireland -› Galway, Ireland -› …
Croagh (pronounced 'crow') Patrick is a holy mountain. It's the site from which St. Patrick is supposed to have banished all the snakes from Ireland (and, thus, a mecca for snake-hatin' me!). It's a completely treeless steep mountain on the peninsula north of Galway. On the last S…
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