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Population: 1200
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Birthplace of:
Robert Boyle
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The riverside heritage town of Lismore, nestling at the foot of the Knockmealdown Mountains, is one of west Waterford's most picturesque and fascinating places. Lismore originated as a monastic settlement, established in the 7th Century by St Carthage, and its long, colourful past is brought vividly to life at the Heritage Centre. The town has two much-loved landmarks. One is the imposing St Carthage's Cathedral, whose tall, elegant spire can be seen from all around. The other is Lismore Castle, a magnificent building that dates back to the 12th Century and has since been restored and extended. The castle is privately occupied, although its wonderful Jacobean gardens are open to visitors. Only a short drive from Lismore, Cappoquin House and Tourin House, both with beautiful gardens, are well worth seeing. Lismore's creative aspects are part of its appeal. There are various local crafts to admire, as well as regular literary and theatrical events, and traditional music and dancing shows. The scenic countryside surrounding Lismore is ideal for outdoor activities, with fishing for salmon and brown trout in the river Blackwater, a choice of golf courses, horse-riding, and some hugely inspiring walks. The Glenshelane River Walk and The Towers woodland trail are especially popular

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Warpool Court Hotel (114.93 miles)

Warpool Court Hotel
Situated in its own grounds, overlooking the wild Atlantic with its offshore islands of Skomer and Ramsey, Warpool Court has unrivalled views. Easy walking distance to the Pembrokeshire coastal path and the 'city' centre of ... More
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TYF Eco Hotel (115.45 miles)

TYF Eco Hotel

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Attached to a converted 19th century windmill in rural St. David's, this homely and environmentally conscious hotel is an ideal base for a range of outdoor activities. Situated just off a ... More

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Felindre Cottages (117.90 miles)

Felindre Cottages
The two timber lodges at Felindre are surrounded by farmland in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

It is just five minutes walk through the fields to the Coastal Path and the picturesque fishing ... More | visit website
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Quality Cottages (118.97 miles)

Quality Cottages
Wonderful Wales – within such a tiny country we have so much squeezed in to see, do and learn. Quality Cottages have for 50 years, been offering both the best of holiday cottages in ... More
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Lochmeyler Farm Guest House (120.91 miles)

Lochmeyler Farm Guest House
A 220 acre working dairy farm in the centre of the St Davids Penninsular. 3 miles from coastal path. Luxury facilities, 5 stars Visitwales, 5 Diamond AA, Visitwales Gold Award. We have 7 en-suite bedrooms, ... More | visit website
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Y-Grisiau-Tri-Deg-Naw (123.49 miles)

Y-Grisiau-Tri-Deg-Naw

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Just yards from an award winning sandy beach with rock pools at low tide, this attractive and very comfortable property is perfect for family holidays. Broad Haven ... More

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Cuffern Manor (124.18 miles)

Cuffern Manor
Jayne and Julian welcome you to stay in their grade 2 Georgian manor house in the heart of Pembrokeshire. A few miles from stunning coastal scenery, you can be assured of a friendly welcome and ... More | visit website
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Ty-Hendre (124.67 miles)

Ty-Hendre

Ty-Hendre is a superbly appointed cottage which sleeps 4, is situated just a couple of miles out of Fishguard and with lovely pastoral surroundings. The owners have created a delightful conservation area within the 5 ... More | visit website

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Ferryboat Inn and Restaurant (125.04 miles)

Ferryboat Inn and Restaurant

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Offering quality en suite rooms and forecourt parking, 500 metres from Fishguard ferry port, this is the nearest accommodation provider to Europcar and Hertz car hire, ideal for visiting Pembrokeshire. The 4-star ... More

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Hope and Anchor Inn (125.19 miles)

Fine Food and Comfortable Rooms and the doorstep of the Fishguard Cork Irish Ferry and pembrokeshire National Park ... More

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