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mvtouring Says: At the off-license I saw this fantastic window display.
mvtouring Says: We were limited with time, so could not go and investigate this centre, but it looked like it had nice things to offer. Very interesting I found it from the outside
mvtouring Says: Thank goodness for the English names of the streets, cause I will not be able to read the Irish names, but they look real funky.
mvtouring Says: It is great to walk around here, a real feast for the eyes with all the different coloured buildings and interesting shop windows
mvtouring Says: It is great to walk around here, a real feast for the eyes with all the different coloured buildings and interesting shop windows
mvtouring Says: Tullamore was part of the first English plantation of Offaly in the 1570s. In 1785 the town was seriously damaged when the crash of a hot air balloon resulted in a fire that burned down about 100 houses giving the town the distinction of being home to the world's first...
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mvtouring Says: I got the feeling that this was a spin off McDonald's.
Jenny's kitchen: Jenny's kitchen
mvtouring Says: We noticed the sign for Jenny's kitchen and decided that seeing that my friends name was also Jenny we would go here for breakfast. It is a buffet style breakfast, you choose what you want and pay only for that. My own combination for English breakfast
Delicious Caffe: Delicious Caffe
mvtouring Says: The cake's in this place looked fantastic, but we wanted breakfast.
Tullamore Tourist Visitor Centre: Great Food, Tiny Prices
SabrinaSummerville Says: We hadn't planned to eat here, but as we entered the Tullamore visitor centre the aroma of good food tickled our nostrils and we stopped to eat.We weren't too hungry and so we opted for soething from the snack menu - a plate of garlic deep fried mushrooms and a plate of...
Have a pint of Guinness (or...
Nobbe Says: Have a pint of Guinness (or two) at Pats Bar. Come as you are.
mvtouring Says: Very important that you do not just stop anywhere. Find a parking lot and rather pay for you parking.
mvtouring Says: I was totally amazed at how they displayed the meat in the window. Everything seemed so fresh and good
Nobbe Says: Check out the Trim Castle. From the movie Braveheart you will see it in the scenes where William Wallace is attacking the city of York.
One hour drive by car, between...
Nobbe Says: One hour drive by car, between Tullamore and Drogheda, you will find the beautiful Trim Castle. This castle was also part of the movie 'Braveheart' staring Mel Gibson. The castle was built in 1173, and is one of the largest medieval castles on Ireland.
mvtouring Says: If you get to Tullamore and decide that you want to go for a bike ride, just drop in here and get one.
Nobbe Says: Have a walk near the Tullamore Dew Herritage, and visit one of the tours inside the Herritage. At the end of the tour you can have a taste of Tullamore Dew Whiskey.
Here are some impressions from...
Knoto Says: Here are some impressions from Tullamore!!!
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Here are some impressions from Tullamore!!!
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Q: i have a friend in tullamore is it easier to train to there or bus? i am too freaked to drive what is the approxiamate travel...
A: I remember driving by Tullamore heading back to Dublin from Galway and it did not seem all that far away. Check http://www.phoenixfestival.ie/howtogethere.htm
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After leaving Birr, our next stop was Tullamore. By this time we were starvingly hungry as we missed breakfast in Portumna due to the fact that we left very early in the morning. Tullamore (Tulach...
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Between Dublin and Galway, you can find this small town famous for its Whiskey - Tullamore Dew.
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To Give this town its Dew.......
I've got some interesting experiences in Tullamore. I'd love to share with you the 4 tips I've written, the 19 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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This county is best known for it's fantastic stretches of bog land. The bogs are home to a startlingly wide variety of flora and fauna, as well as providing an income for people in the locality. The...
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