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Spa Travel in the West of Ireland

by Jessica Colley on September 9, 2011

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There are many reasons to travel to the west of Ireland: soaring cliffs, scenic road trips, salmon fishing — and spas? While the western counties of Ireland might have more of a reputation for famous golf courses and outdoor adventure activities than spas, there are five-star hotels here that offer a spa menu to rival [...]

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A Serene Spa in the Garden of Ireland

by Jessica Colley on September 1, 2011

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The best spas are in the countryside. Here’s my reasoning:  just knowing that beyond the doors are fragrant pine trees, beds of flowers, and that fresh country air, I can relax a little bit more during my massage. It is for this reason that the spa at the Ritz Carlton Powerscourt in County Wicklow, Ireland [...]

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Dublin: Finding Wine Bars in a Pub City

by Jessica Colley on August 18, 2011

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Dublin is a city known for pubs. When visiting the place where Guinness was born, it is essential to try the black stuff right where it is brewed. But there’s also another side to Dublin nightlife – for visitors that know where to look. Once you’ve made your way through the Guinness Storehouse and maybe [...]

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Dublin on Two Wheels

by Jessica Colley on May 26, 2011

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Exploring a city on a bike is a great way to cover some serious ground. Not all cities are very bike friendly, but one European city where you can safely pedal around is Dublin. Known for being a small, manageable city on foot, you can cover even more ground on two wheels. Besides quickly getting [...]

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