A gin distillery north of the wedding venue. Curiously explore rural Ireland.
Take a step back into time and experience the depths of a coal mine.
For our outdoor adventurers, take a hike up this mountain located on the outskirts of Sligo. At its summit, you will find the final resting place of Queen Meabh. A mythological ruler, she was known for being strong-willed, ambitious and cunning, much like another Irish woman we all know and love. To read more about this warrior queen, follow this hyperlink: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medb
For the fans of Irish literary figures, the town of Sligo is an essential stop. County Sligo, also known as Yeats's county, was once home of the Irish poet W.B. Yeats. You can visit his gravesite, located in the Drumcliffe Cemetery. Stop at Davis Restaurant and Yeats Tavern near by for a bite of food and a pint of Guinness.
The muse of poets and joy of nature lovers, the gorgeous waterfalls is nestled in the hills of Connaught. A 50 foot high fall situated in Lough Glencar, a picturesque wooded walk will guide you around this fall that promises to always delight.
Explore Strandhill Beach, a beach town set on the WIld Atlantic Way. Peruse the shops and stop at a pub for a pint while breathing in the ocean air. For those daring enough to risk the winter waters, put on a wetsuit and take a surfing lesson. For those who prefer relaxation, pay a visit to the Voya Seaweed Baths and immerse yourself in the unique experience of this simple, pure, organic treatment. No matter what you decide, you will not be bored at Strandhill Beach.