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Spring Deals ! GREAT SPRING OFFERS AND FUN HOLIDAY IDEAS GREAT SPRING 2013 DEALS ! TREATS & MULTI-ROOM DEALS DISCOVERIRELAND.IE/SPECIALOFFERS 01 YOUR BREAK GREAT FINDER SPRING SOUTH EAST 02 DEALS ! SOUTH WEST 05 DUBLIN 09 WEST 11 THIS SPECIAL EDITION OF LAKELANDS & WATERWAYS 14 DISCOVER IRELAND INCLUDES GREAT VALUE SPRING BREAKS, DUBLIN’S DOORSTEP 16 MANY INCLUDING FREE TREATS NORTH WEST 17 AND OTHER EXTRAS. SHANNON 19 DON’T FORGET TOO THAT THIS IS THE YEAR OF ‘THE GATHERING’. ALSO INSIDE IT’S A PERFECT YEAR TO PLAN Multi-Room Deals 21 MORE GET‐TOGETHER BREAKS Festivals & Events 22 WHETHER AS A COUPLE, FAMILY OR A GROUP. TO ENCOURAGE YOU, MANY OF THE OFFERS INCLUDE MULTI‐ ROOM BOOKING DISCOUNTS. FI/22433-13 DERRY ANTRIM DONEGAL TYRONE DOWN FERMANAGH ARMAGH SLIGO MONAGHAN LEITRIM CAVAN LOUTH MAYO ROSCOMMON LONGFORD MEATH WEST MEATH DUBLIN GALWAY NORTH OFFALY KILDARE STH OFFALY LAOIS WICKLOW CLARE NORTH TIPPERARY CARLOW KILKENNY LIMERICK SOUTH TIPPERARY WEXFORD KERRY WATERFORD CORK ALWAYS CHECK THE OFFER DETAILS Every care has been taken to ensure accuracy in the compilation of this brochure. Fáilte Ireland cannot, however, accept responsibility for errors or omissions, but where such are brought to Many offer providers in this guide are offering extras as ‘treats’. These range from discounts off our attention, future publications will be amended accordingly. Some sporting activities may by spa treatments to multi-room discounts. You should always check and confirm the offer details, their nature be hazardous and involve risk. It is recommended in such cases to take out personal inclusions and treats with the offer provider you are interested in booking with, prior to booking. accident insurance. While most operators would have public liability insurance, it is desirable to check with the establishment or operator concerned as to the level of cover carried. © Fáilte This is important, as space limitations in this brochure have meant that the featured providers Ireland. Published by Fáilte Ireland. have not always been able to detail their offers to the fullest extent. Checking will help you ensure that you have a full understanding of the offer. 02 SOUTH EAST FOOD, FUN AND SPRING FESTIVALS Experience the wonders of the South East. Explore its medieval stories, try new activities, enjoy fabulous food, a vibrant nightlife and a jam-packed calendar of festivals and events. Spring holiday fun starts in the South East. Multi-room DISCOUNT For full details on Multi-Room Discounts see page 21 CARLOW | KILKENNY | SOUTH TIPPERARY | WATERFORD | WEXFORD CARLOW CARLOW KILKENNY KILKENNY LUXURY BREAK AFFORDABLE LUXURY PETS, WALK, DINE SPA & WELLNESS BREAK Talbot Hotel Carlow, 4* Mount Wolseley Hotel, 4* Cullintra Country House B&B, Lyrath Estate Hotel, 5* Portlaoise Road, Carlow Town Tullow, Co. Carlow The Rower, Inistioge, Co. Kilkenny Dublin Road, Kilkenny Luxury 4*, free parking, Wi-Fi, leisure centre. Leisure centre, spa, golf, free parking, Wi-Fi. Charming farm & dining experience. A gem! Opulent, exquisite & tranquil - Lyrath Estate. Multi-room €99pps OFFER €139pps OFFER DISCOUNT €150pps OFFER €135pps OFFER 2B&B+1D - €99pps m/wk or €119pps w/end 2B&B+1D - €139pps m/wk or €159pps w/end All wk: 2B&B+2D (5 course) - €150pps 1B&B+1D, 1 spa treatment & a late check-out 3B&B+3D - €129pps m/wk Miles of great hill walking on farm. Pets - €135pps Free use of spa hydrotherapy pool welcome. Patricia loves entertaining visitors! Upgrade to Superior room (if available) Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to December 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to May 31, ‘13 TO BOOK: 059 915 3000 TO BOOK: 059 918 0100 TO BOOK: 051 423 614 TO BOOK: 056 776 0088 www.TalbotHotelCarlow.ie www.MountWolseley.ie www.CullintraHouse.com www.Lyrath.com KILKENNY KILKENNY KILKENNY KILKENNY MIDWEEK GIVEAWAY 4* CITY BREAK STAY, DINE, RELAX NEWPARK EXPERIENCE Hotel Kilkenny, 4* Kilkenny Ormonde Hotel, 4* Kilkenny River Court Hotel, 4* Newpark Hotel, 4* College Road, Kilkenny City Ormonde Street, Kilkenny City John Street, Kilkenny City Castlecomer Road, Kilkenny City 4* hotel, free parking, Wi-Fi, live music. 4* city centre hotel, full leisure facilities. City centre, leisure centre & ample parking. Escape Health Club & Spa, free parking. Multi-room Multi-room €37.50pps OFFER DISCOUNT €69pps OFFER €115pps OFFER DISCOUNT €169pps OFFER 1B&B - €37.50pps M/wk: 1B&B+1D, lunch & tour of M/wk: 2B&B+1D - €115pps 3B&B+1D in Campagne Restaurant - €169pps m/wk Kilkenny Castle - €69pps; M/wk: 2B&B+1D, Award-winning food & ultimate location or €199pps w/end Early check-in of 12 noon (if available) lunch & tour - €109pps Quote ‘Discover Ireland’ for room upgrade (if available) Chocolates, Afternoon Tea & Kilkenny Castle tour Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 27, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 TO BOOK: 056 776 2000 TO BOOK: 056 775 0200 TO BOOK: 056 772 3388 TO BOOK: 056 776 0500 www.HotelKilkenny.ie www.KilkennyOrmonde.com www.RiverCourtHotel.com www.FlynnHotels.com KILKENNY KILKENNY TIPPERARY CITY CENTRE BREAK LUXURY 2 NIGHT BREAK MIDWEEK GOLF BREAK MORE GREAT SOUTH EAST The Pembroke Hotel, 4* Mount Juliet Estate, 4* Dundrum House Hotel, Golf & Leisure, 3* Patrick Street, Kilkenny City Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny Dundrum, Cashel, Co. Tipperary OFFERS ON City centre with free parking & free Wi-Fi. Luxury 2 night stay with dinner on one evening. Tee off in Tipp with golf, leisure centre & gym. NEXT PAGE ›› Multi-room €115pps OFFER DISCOUNT €174pps OFFER €139pps OFFER M/wk: 2B&B+1D - €115pps W/end: 2B&B+1D - €174pps (Mar); €225pps (Apr); M/wk: 2B&B+1D & 1 round of golf - €235pps (May). Rate based on stay in Clubhouse €139pps to €169pps room (upgrade to Manor House at supplement) Free golf lesson for 4 or more people staying Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to May 31, ’13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 TO BOOK: 056 778 3500 TO BOOK: 056 777 3000 TO BOOK: 062 711 16 www.KilkennyPembrokeHotel.com www.MountJuliet.ie www.DundrumHouseHotel.ie IMPORTANT offer prices subject to availability and may not apply at certain times e.g. during special events and public holidays incl. Easter and June Holidays. ALWAYS check and confirm prices and inclusions prior to booking. Mention Discover Ireland! 03 SOUTH EAST Continued from page 02 FOOD, FUN AND SPRING FESTIVALS Multi-room DISCOUNT For full details on Multi-Room Discounts see page 21 CARLOW | KILKENNY | SOUTH TIPPERARY | WATERFORD | WEXFORD WATERFORD WATERFORD WATERFORD WATERFORD LUXURY SPRING BREAK SPRING SEASIDE BREAK SEASIDE HOTEL BREAK CITY CENTRE BREAK Faithlegg House Hotel & Golf Resort, 4* Majestic Hotel, 3* O’ Shea’s Hotel, 3* Granville Hotel, 4* Faithlegg, Co. Waterford Tramore, Co. Waterford Tramore, Co. Waterford Meagher Quay, Waterford City Leisure centre, golf, tennis court, crazy golf. Award-winning seaside hotel. Free Wi-Fi. Family run, free parking, olde worlde charm. City centre, superb cuisine, family run. Multi-room Multi-room €109pps OFFER €129pps OFFER DISCOUNT €89pps OFFER DISCOUNT €99pps OFFER M/wk: 2B&B+1D - €109pps M/wk: 3B&B+1D - €129pps 2B&B+1D - €89pps m/wk or €99pps w/end 2B&B+1D - €99pps m/wk or €109pps w/end Extra night B&B - €30pps m/wk or €35pps w/end 3rd night B&B - €30pps Glass of wine with dinner Glass of wine with dinner Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 18 to May 31, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 TO BOOK: 051 382 000 TO BOOK: 051 381 761 TO BOOK: 051 381 246 TO BOOK: 051 305 555 www.Faithlegg.com www.Majestic-Hotel.ie www.OSheas-Hotel.com www.Granville-Hotel.ie WATERFORD WATERFORD WATERFORD WEXFORD SPRING CITY BREAKS CITY CENTRE BREAK SPRING BREAK GOLDEN YEARS Dooley’s Hotel, 3* Tower Hotel & Leisure Centre, 3* Viking Hotel Waterford, 3* Ferrycarrig Hotel, 4* The Quay, Waterford City The Mall, Waterford City Cork Road, Waterford City Ferrycarrig, Co. Wexford Great hospitality in a quayside location. Free parking, leisure centre & treatment rooms. Close to city centre, free car parking. Leisure centre, free Wi-Fi & free parking. €35pps OFFER €89pps OFFER €22.50pps OFFER €159pps OFFER 1B&B - €35pps m/wk 2B&B+1D - €89pps m/wk or €99pps w/end All wk: 1B&B - €22.50pps Sun-Thu: 3B&B+3D - €159pps 2B&B+1D - €79pps m/wk or €99pps w/end Golden Years: 3B&B+3D - €149pps 3rd night B&B - €25pps Upgrade to balcony room (if available) Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 Valid March 11 to June 30, ‘13 TO BOOK: 051 873 531 TO BOOK: 051 862 300 TO BOOK: 051 336 933 TO BOOK: 053 912 0999 www.Dooleys-Hotel.ie www.TowerHotelWaterford.com www.VikingHotel.ie www.FerrycarrigHotel.ie WEXFORD WEXFORD WEXFORD WEXFORD SEASIDE TIME OUT FAMILY FRIENDLY FUN MIDWEEK MADNESS LEISURE BREAK Grangecourt Holiday Cottages, 4* Amber Springs Hotel & Health Spa, 4* Ashdown Park Hotel, 4* Brandon House Hotel & Spa, 4* Grange Beach, Fethard-on-Sea, Co. Wexford Wexford Road, Gorey, Co. Wexford Coach Road, Gorey, Co. Wexford New Ross, Co. Wexford 21 luxury 4* holiday homes on Hook Peninsula. Leisure centre, spa, playzone & free parking. Leisure centre, free Wi-Fi & parking. Health club & spa, home of soulful hospitality. Multi-room Multi-room €60pps OFFER DISCOUNT €55pps OFFER €30pps OFFER €109pps OFFER DISCOUNT 3 nights - €60pps m/wk or €70pps w/end Sun-Wed: 2B&B - €55pps; 3B&B - €75pps; Sun-Wed: 1B&B - €30pps; 2B&B - €55pps; 3B&B+1D m/wk or 2B&B+1D w/end - €109pps Rate based on 5 sharing 4B&B - €100pps 3B&B - €75pps; 4B&B - €100pps Valid March 11 to June 25, ‘13 Valid March 11 to May 29, ‘13 Valid March 11 to May 29, ‘13 Valid March 11 to May 30, ‘13 TO BOOK: 087 248 0695 TO BOOK: 053 948 4000 TO BOOK: 053 948 0500 TO BOOK: 051 421 703 www.HolidayInWexford.com www.AmberSpringsHotel.ie www.AshdownParkHotel.com www.BrandonHouseHotel.ie 04 DOWNLOAD YOUR MUST TRY FREE DISCOVER THIS! 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