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Brigid's Sacred Wells in Kildare
leafmcgowan Says: Brighid's Holy Wells in KildareKildare, Ireland The Goddess or St. Brigid has two holy wells in Kildare? She certainly does. Some say that one of the wells belongs to the Ancient Goddess Brigid while the other well belongs to St. Brigid. Both are sacred, both are holy, and...
MaggieDK Says: No visit to Ireland is complete without visisting the Irish National Stud!Besides seeing the amazing stud, learning about the stallions, the daily life, seeing the young foals, you can go to the horsemuseum and learn about the previous owners odd habit letting his newborn...
EPoodle Says: Ireland is one of rare countries that have a National Stud.I would sugest to go there during a nice day because it is not only about the stud. There, you can visit 2 very nice gardens; St. Fiachra's Garden and Japanese Gardens.St. Fiachra's Garden is a commemorative garden...
807Wheaton Says: The Irish National Stud established in 1946 has become an International Tourist Attraction. The thoroughbreds here command respect at the racecourses of the world. Admission at the Visitor's Center includes a 35 minute guided tour of the National Stud. You will see the...
Shuttle from the Train Station
EPoodle Says: If you are arriving to Kildare by train, there is a free shuttle bus waiting in front of the station that goes to the Outlet vilage and National stud.Only check with the driver the schedule to go back. It is important if you are going to the National stud since it is not...
EPoodle Says: Few minutes walking distance from the centre of Kildare is a Kildare Village - Outlet shopping centre.There are ... I would say some 30 outlets of shops that you can find in Dublin. Prices are, of course, lower than in Dublin.Mostly, they are clothes shops, but some have...
SirTravelsALot Says: Make sure you pack your golf clubs, golfing in Ireland is spectacular! They love tourists and are very friendly in Kildare.
challenger Says: The last addition to the Irish National Stud complex is St Fiachra’s Garden. After oh so many queries from visitors as to why there was a Japanese Garden on the grounds, but no Irish Garden, the situation was remedied just recently.The garden is dedicated to St Fiachra,...
challenger Says: Prior to being a State owned Stud Farm, the property in the early part of the 20th century belonged to Colonel William Hall-Walker who had turned to horse breeding as a hobby. Often being described as eccentric, he also decided to establish a Japanese Garden on its...
challenger Says: Irish National Stud and Japanese Gardens, Tully, Kildare.Ph: +353-45-521617 Fax: +353-45-522964e-mail: stud@irish-national-stud.ieweb site: www.irish-national-stud.ieThe Irish National Stud belongs to the State and – not being private - hosts very affordable breeding...
Home of Irish Racehorse Breeding Business
challenger Says: Kildare is the home of the Irish racehorse breeding business. It therefore comes as no surprise that the one absolute Must See in the area is the National Irish Stud that can be located about a mile or so outside Kildare. Just follow the signposts.It is very well worth a...
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Make sure you pack your golf clubs, golfing in Ireland is spectacular! They love tourists and are very friendly in Kildare.
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Kildare is horse-racing country and the best thing to see is the Irish National Stud. These fine thoroughbreds are respected on racetracks throughout the world. Guided tours are offered seven days a...
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Despite being a reasonably large town (with some fun pubs!), Kildare doesn’t host a hell of a lot of B&B’s or hotels. So book ahead especially during busy race weekends.
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Kildare, a Day trip from Dublin
Kildare is a small town very close to Dublin. There are 3 main points of interest: - National Stud (very worth to see) - St Brigid's Church - Outlet Village (mostly for women population ;)) You can...
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The visit I took in July to Kildare was one of the most sacred pilgrimmages I've made in my life. The Goddess Brigid has been my Matron and principle Deity since 1990 (20 years). I sought out...
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We visited Kildare because my friend had an internship at the Irish National Stud - a very prestigious stud farm owned by the Irish government. Having worn ourselves out in Connemara, my picture...
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