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08 Nov 2009 Mary, England & Wales:
Did not go out in evening but made our own entertainment |
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08 Nov 2009 Mary, England & Wales:
The local walks and the Monastery sites were stunning if I had stayed longer would have explored more of the Wicklow countryside. |
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08 Nov 2009 Mary, England & Wales:
Went back to Dublin for Sunday night because had to fly out early on Monday morning. |
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26 Aug 2009 Emma, England & Wales:
Take your own food as there is only the big Hotel and pub which we didn't check out |
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26 Aug 2009 Emma, England & Wales:
St Kevin's chapel and ruins etc - loads of really spiritual, moving stuff and the mountains are simply awesome - views out of this world |
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14 Aug 2009 Peter, Australia:
The Glendalough Hotel is the only place apart from the hostel to eat. Nice (though not cheap) food, friendly atmosphere |
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14 Aug 2009 Peter, Australia:
Glendalough is just beautiful. There's numerous wonderful walks to take around the lakes (sadly, not a huge amount of info at the hostel, but there's a very helpful Information building hear the Lower Lake), and the ruins of the monastry, about three minutes' walk from the hostel (and one minute from the pub) are just sensational, not to be missed |
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03 Aug 2009 Audrey, Ireland (Republic of):
We had dinner in the hotel nearby,i'd definitely recommend the salmon. Service was great. |
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03 Aug 2009 Audrey, Ireland (Republic of):
We went into the bar of the hotel each night(the lounge was very quiet).There was a dj on saturday and a band on sunday, both nights entertainment were very good.But there is a night club in the nearby town of Laragh but we didnt venture that far. |
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03 Aug 2009 Audrey, Ireland (Republic of):
Horseriding. We were collected by the girl at the stables nearby and went trekking for an hour. It was my first time on a horse. I didnt expect to be riding my own horse through the nearby fields. I would definitely recommend it. |
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| HI Hostel Glendalough International YHA Located in a wooded valley close to the ruins of a great, 6th-century monastic settlement, the hostel is well placed for hiking, pony trekking and rock climbing in the Wicklow countryside. Accommodation is in 2-6+ bedded rooms with en-suite bathrooms and facilities include internet access, TV and laundry. Breakfast available. Meals are available to groups with advance booking. | more...... |
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