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Places to visit in Waterford

  • 24-07-2011 9:33pm
    #1
    vervevalley
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    Hi,
    Planning for 2 days trip to waterford this bank holidays...! Can you pls let me know the places to visit in waterford...!
    Thanks


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  • #2
    Ledger
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    Dunmore East and Tramore, beautiful seaside villages just outside the city (Tramore for lots of rides and amusements).

    House of Waterford Crystal



    just a few off the top of my head that i think are essential. :)


    EDIT: This weekend? perfect timing for the Spraoi Festival


  • #3
    jayboi
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    In the city centre:
    Waterfrod Crystal
    Reginalds Tower
    Waterford Treasures
    Christchurch Cathedral
    Jach Birchells Walking tour

    Outside the City centre
    Leisure zone - pool ,bowling, play area for kids (near the hospital)
    Suir Vally Railway (Kilmeaden)
    Tramore - Sea side town, amauseaments, arcades etc
    Dunmore East - Quiet Fishing port

    Have you kids with you OP?


  • #4
    dayshah
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    Ardmore

    It's Ireland's oldest Christian settlement, has an ancient church, big round tower, grave of IRA fella who died around 1921. Plenty of history there.

    This of it like Glendalough, but by the beach and with nice 99s nearby.


  • #5
    vervevalley
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 40 ✭vervevalley


    Ledger wrote: »
    Dunmore East and Tramore, beautiful seaside villages just outside the city (Tramore for lots of rides and amusements).

    House of Waterford Crystal



    just a few off the top of my head that i think are essential. :)


    EDIT: This weekend? perfect timing for the Spraoi Festival

    Hi Ledger,
    Thanks for letting me know about Spraoi..!! Enjoyed with our family and friends from Galway and Dublin..!! Loved it..!! Will visit waterford again...!! :)


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