All Tourist Offices and Centres

Traditional Irish Farmhouse with a parlor, kitchen and bedroom featuring furniture, tools, implements and utensils from the early 1930’s. Also on display is machinery from the turn of the century. Read more…

A Lakeside Centre, Dunlewy is an award-winning centre at the foot of Mount Errigal. Demonstrations in carding, spinning and weaving of wool. Read more…

Bookworm Bookshop was established in a tiny premises on West Gate in Thurles in 1993. Over the years the business outgrew its space and subsequently moved premises not once but twice! Bookworm has traded from it’s current location at the junction of Parnell Street and Liberty Square since the first day of the new millennium! Our store is over 2000 Read more…

The centre is situated in a restored schoolhouse on the island of Cape Clear, off the west coast of Cork. Exhibited are items of local, folk, farm and maritime interest. It interprets aspects of the Island in former times. Read more…

The beautifully restored 1800’s Wesleyan Chapel is a dedicated centre of learning and education for performance, visual and literacy arts. The Chapel was built in 1833 and served as the meeting place of the Wesleyan Methodists in Bailieborough for over 160 years. Activities include lectures, workshops, dance classes, performances, film shows and teacher training courses. The chapel operates a year Read more…