Villages & Resorts in Cavan (Ireland) Reviews

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Newest Review: ... to Dublin and a two hour drive to Belfast. Why not take a day trip to both? This is something that cannot really be done from anywhere else. My advice would be to set up base in the sleepy village of Virginia, County Cavan. With a population of fewer than 2,000 people, Virginia is quiet enough for those not wanting too much hustle and bustle but still has heaps of amenities on offer. Why not stay in the picturesque Park Hotel, which is located on the shores of the beautiful Lough Ramor. It also has the Virginia Forrest as a backdrop with miles and miles of wonderful Forrest walks to explore. The Park Hotel also offers free use of Virgini... more

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sherryboy
Villages & Resorts in Cavan (Ireland): Try a piece of traditional Ireland (782 words)
by - written on 06/04/10 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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Ireland is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. It's historical background, famous landmarks and vibrant culture are all major attractions. Also, lets be honest, we all have a long lost relative from the Emerald Isle. In truth however, many tourists limit themselves to Dublin City and possibly a visit down South to Cork and Kerry to see the famous scenery on offer. These are indeed very tourist friendly areas but why not go for somewhere completely different to the norm. Why not visit the beautiful countryside of County Cavan. It will give you a true view of the Irish way of living. As soon as you tell an Irish person you're going to ...  Read the complete review

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