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South West Travel

Ardmore Co. Waterford Ardmore is a real gem, but a bit out of the way from everything else you'll want to see when landing in Cork. It is relatively undiscovered by tourism. The Cliff House in Ardmore is one of the best restaurants in the country - it's got a Michelin star. It's also fairly pricey - ~€100/head for a meal. There's also the bar separate to the restaurant which also serves good food, and both have the most incredible view. If the weather is favourable, a coffee on the patio the next morning would be nice too! White Horses is a more low-key restaurant in the village which is also well regarded. I know you'll be jet-lagged, but maybe before leaving the next day, consider doing the Cliff Walk around St. Declan's Well. It's particularly scenic, and even doing a small portion of the trail is worthwhile.

Lastly, the Round Tower in Ardmore is likely the only you'll see on your trip. Inside the old church are a few Ogham stones (or as Katharine calls them, bear scratches) - very

I’ve tried to split this up into day-sized chunks. Most of Ireland’s scenery can be seen by car for free - unlike the US, beaches and coastal parking lots are always free, and never require residents permits.

Driving Dublin to Galway, there is nothing that I can recall to recommend, ~2hrs good motorway drive.

From Galway, you can join what is called the Wild Atlantic Way - a coastal route following a very well sign posted (and marketed) route both south and north which traverses the entire western coast. Roads are narrow, but cars are small - just takes a little getting used to!

Galway Stay a night or so. Nice old city with essentially one street. Most people’s favourite Irish city. Connemara National Park scenery is stunning- driving the N59 for a day is well worthwhile, turning around in Leenane - wouldn’t go too much further north in a day, made that mistake before! Some stuff to do on this loop (roughly north to south): Aasleigh Falls - actually just over the border into Mayo

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