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Carrickfergus Castle (Northern Ireland):
... a two way there and back, it is going to take FIVE YEARS to get it all built and cleaned up and we are all a bit worried but when it is all finished we well be able to take on the mourning rush hour and then it will only take at the most half an hour because it used to takemy mum at the least an hour just sitting in the car moving only a couple of inches every five minutes! Thenshe would be late for work and she wo... Read the full review: Carrickfergus road work! by 123.dogs |
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Dublin Ghost Tours Sightseeing National / Let us put you at your unease on the world's only Ghostbus, and introduce you to the dark romance of a city of gaslight ghosts and chilling legends. Your professional guide will weave his spell and spirit you away to meet the felons, fiends and phantoms who reach out across a thousand year... overall rating  (1 review)
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Stormont Government Buildings Sightseeing National / Upper Newtownards Road,Belfast overall rating  (1 review)
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Waterfront Hall Sightseeing National / Oxford Street,Belfast. Tel: +44 (0) 1232 334400 |
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Queen's University of Belfast Sightseeing National / University Road. Tel: +44 (0) 1232 245133 |
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St. Anne's Cathedral Sightseeing National / Donegall Street,Belfast. overall rating  (1 review)
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Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park Sightseeing National / Upper Malone Road, Belfast. Tel: +44 (0) 1232 320202 overall rating  (1 review)
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Belfast City Hall Sightseeing National / Donegall Square,Belfast.Tel: +44 (0) 1232 320202 |
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Botanic Gardens Sightseeing National / Stranmillis Road, Belfast.Tel: +44 (0) 1232 320202 overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Belfast Castle Sightseeing National / Antrim Road,Belfast.Tel:-+44-(0)-1232-775788 overall rating  (1 review)
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Carrickfergus Castle (Northern Ireland) Sightseeing National / A striking feature of the landscape from land, sea and air, Carrickfergus Castle greets all visitors with its strength and menace. It represents over 800 years of military might. Besieged in turn by the Scots, Irish, English and French, the Castle saw action right up to World War II. Today... overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Carrickfergus Castle (Northern Ireland) ... won an hour-long battle. Leading to the American War of Independence that saw America cut its ties from the British Empire. The castle became a place for Prisoners of War during the Napoleonic Wars and became a heavily fortified jail. For a further century it remained an armoury. Like many big building during the great war, Carrickfergus castle was used as a garrison and during the second world war Carrickfergus Castle offered shelter from air raids to the people of this town. In 1928 its ownership was transferred to the government for preservation as an ancient monument and it has been open to the public for many years, being closed for important refurbishments, of ... Read the full review: Irelands Secret Wonder by villager90 |
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Stormont Government Buildings ... Mowlem, former secretary of state to Northern Ireland. The park offers an array of attractions including a slide, swings and adventure assault course. The park is set in the wood and is not too far from the main entrance. Dog walkers are not discouraged but advised to keep dogs on a lead and obviously any dog caught fouling the grasslands will be punished unless the mess is cleared up! So please do because it would be a crime if this beautiful park was spoiled by some unreasonable and selfish dog walkers. Many paths are being constructed in the parkland's opening up the area to the public. This is great news because i am sure that by the time summer comes in 2008 they ... Read the full review: Stride out at Stormont by villager90 |
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Dublin Ghost Tours ... entertainment also. He picked on at least everyone at one point and asked where everyone was from so there were quite a variety of nations. He popped up behind us all several times and a few squeals were had. So the tour begins and we moved away what he does is he tells the driver to stop at different places such as over bridges etc and then he tells a story of something that happened there many years ago. Some people are told to open their curtains so we can see but then also he tells stupid stories which we believe until he says something ludicrous and we know it isn’t true. On the journey you only get off the bus at two stops. One is at St Kevin’s Graveyard wher... Read the full review: Scary but Funny by topsyturvy |
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