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Main Street Ballymore Eustace, Kildare, Ireland

Monday, 15th October 1951 was an important day in the lives of everybody with an interest in racing and, in particular, for those enterprising people who turned the dream of opening a new racecourse at Wexford into reality.

In the town of Cobh, The Bella Vista Hotel overlooks Cork Harbour. This luxurious Victorian House offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi, a traditional Irish Bar, restaurant and free parking.

The Lemon Tree Restaurant at Blarney Castle Hotel in Cork, is opened daily from 7.30am till 11am for simply delicious cooked breakfast for residents and non-residents. Lunch is served daily from 12 noon till 4.30pm.

The Castle Arms Hotel is located in the beautiful Georgian village square of Durrow, County Laois in the midlands of Ireland.

Con and Maura's Bar Clonakilty is a friendly local bar and the owners love meeting people for a chat. It serves toasted sandwiches and other snacks. The bar serves pints of Guinness and Murphys, draught lagers and Irish Coffee.

"Squire Danaghers" World famous Irish Traditional Public bar has built a reputation worldwide for its charismatic and unique atmosphere, hosting the infamous "Quiet Man" musician Mr.

Frank and Nora Gleeson bought Sarah Murphy’s pub & grocery shop on Booterstown Avenue in 1954. After doing away with the grocery end, the bar was extended and became a thriving business in the late 50’s and 60’s.

The Riverstix Restaurant & Bar features an à la carte menu full of a tempting variety of flavourful dishes. The delightful plum-and-grey colour scheme creates an atmosphere perfect for enjoying a delectable meal.

Black Box Theatre is one of Galway's largest theatre spaces and plays host to many international and national performers. Located on Dyke Road, a short walk from Eyre Square the venue is one of the most adaptable in the county.