MAIGO Says: This was a home of Augusta, Lady Gregorya center of the Irish literary Revival, which once played host to many Irish writers and poets.(but, destoyed in 1941)The only physical reminder is the "Autographed Tree"a copper beech inscribed with the initialsW B & J B Yearts, G B...
Lady Gregory's hotel: Solid choice for the Burren
sourbugger Says: A well run and throughly presentable three star establishment.Not exactly cutting edge, but doesn't feel dated either.Lively bar with very reasonable lunchtime buffet items. Good base for exploring the Burren and other surrounding areas/
sourbugger Says: Gort is sits fimly on the main road between Galway and Limerick. This whole transport corridor is being upgraded over the next few years. It is likely that the west coast motorway will by-pass the town in the next few years, but Gort never had a strong tourist trade anyway...
sourbugger Says: A rather odd cultural phenomenen has happened in the quiet little rural town of Gort. The population has swelled in the last few years with an influx of Brazillians who most work in the local agricultural based industries.I don't know what percentage of the town it adds to,...
MAIGO Says: 3thc stone an oval granite block 90cm hogh with curvilinearrelief ornament in a style of the La-Tene.Turoe Farm & Leisure ParkBullaun, loughera, Co.Galway
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3thc stone an oval granite block 90cm hogh with curvilinearrelief ornament in a style of the La-Tene.Turoe Farm & Leisure ParkBullaun, loughera, Co.Galway
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A four-storey 16thC keep which was bought and restored by W B Yearts, who lived in it from 1912~1929. Now contains a museum with mementoes of the poet.
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