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Self-catering cottages and holiday accommodation in County Waterford, south east Ireland
History from every age is apparent from The Harrison Megalithic Tomb near Killea through to historical churches and fine country houses. With a long coastline of rugged coves and long sandy beaches, Waterford County has a long maritime history. Originally founded by the Vikings, Waterford City evolved throughout medieval times and was extensively developed in the 18th century. A walking tour named, 'Waterford City Walk,' guides the visitor past the main historical sites. Local legends are incorporated into the tour. The city is also known as the home of Waterford crystal of you would like to take home a souvenir to treasure. Other tours, or more accurately drives, which allow the visitor to fully appreciate the beauty of the area are the Gaeltacht and Galltacht Drive (try to pronounce that after an evening in an Irish pub), Dungarvan and Copper Coastal Drive, and the Comeragh Mountains and Nire Valley Drive. The annual Waterford International Festival of Light Opera attracts famous national and international performers and thousands of visitors each year. The many Blue Flag beaches offer great outdoor activities such as surfing. The villages of Dungarvan and Dunmore East offer facilities for deep sea angling and scuba diving. The Heritage town of Lismore was founded as a monastic settlement in 636AD. Here you will find many buildings of interest including St Carthage Cathedral. There is a Heritage Centre located in the old courthouse. Game angling and golf are available locally. Lismore is also the home of the Duke of Devonshire, who resides at the private Lismore Castle. Self-catering cottages and holiday accommodation to rent in County Waterford:Cottages in your chosen area |
Waterford county in the south east of Ireland has an extensive coastline forming part of the Southern tip of Ireland. Stunning views abound. Inland, the countryside is characterised by hills, rising to the Comeragh Mountains, and green river valleys filled with abundant wildlife and opportunities for salmon and trout fishing. 
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