Martha & Brendan
Things To Do
County Wicklow
Called the Garden of Ireland, visit the Wicklow website to learn more about things to do in the area.
Wicklow Mountains National Park
Wicklow Mountains National Park stretches across almost 23,000 hectares south of Dublin. The largest of Ireland’s National Parks and the only one in the east, Wicklow features wide-open vistas, winding mountain roads and fast-flowing streams that descend into the deep lakes of the wooded valleys, including St Kevin’s monastic settlement at Glendalough.
The Avon
Check out the resort's website for their many activities such as kayaking on Blessington lake or hiking through the Wicklow Mountains and National park. Rent a bike and travel the Blessington Greenway, or grab a yoga mat and move through a lakeside flow!
Main Street
Enjoy the strip of bars and live music just 2km away from the venue! A little further down the street are grocery stores and other restaurants
Tulfarris Golf Club
For the keen golfers who want to golf abroad. A must play course in Ireland.
Ballinastoe Woods
Like a scene straight from Lord of the Rings, take a stroll through a forest that will make you feel enchanted!
Kildare Place
Shop to you drop! Find the local sales in the Kildare Village
Dublin
When you arrive, or before you depart, check out Ireland's capital city where you can tour the Guinness Factory, Jameson Irish Whiskey Distillery, or the famous Temple Bar. Discover ancient castles or sip on a cup of tea in the cafe.
County Kerry
County Kerry, in the peninsular southwest region of Ireland, is known for its pockets of Irish-language speakers and striking terrain.
Ballyferriter Village
Visit the Dingle Peninsula on the west coast of Ireland. Ballyferriter is the village where Martha's maternal grandmother's family is from. A village nestled in a stunning green valley between the majestic hill of Cruach Mharthain to the south and a ridge of jagged peaks to the north. Where Irish culture and language is in abundance, along ridged cliffs and coved beaches.
Galway
Galway, a harbour city on Ireland’s west coast, sits where the River Corrib meets the Atlantic Ocean. Walk through the cobbled streets and enjoy the live music!