Sligo (Irish: Sligeach, meaning "abounding in shells" — /ˈslaɪɡoʊ/ SLY-goh; Irish pronunciation: [ˈɕlʲɪɟəx]) is a coastal seaport and the county town of County Sligo, Ireland, within the western province of Connacht. With a population of approximately 20,000 in 2016, it is the second largest urban centre in the West of Ireland, with only Galway being larger. The Sligo Borough District constitutes 61% (38,581) of the county's population of 63,000.
Restaurants in Sligo
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Perfect Day Surf School is located in Strandhill, Sligo. Established in 1998, we specialise in small group and individual surf lessons, childrens summer camps, stag and hen parties, special needs groups and school tours. Our unique 1 to 5 instructor to student radio maximises the safety, coaching and fun aspect of learning how to surf. Also offering SUP (Stand up Paddle)lessons and tours.
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Welcome to Sligo Bay Sup , ASI qualified stand up paddle board school and guiding service operating from Rosses Point , Lissadell , Streedagh beach , Mullaghmore and Doorly Park . Experience stand up paddle boarding or (SUP) surrounded by 360 degree views of the stunning Sligo coast line .
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We came here ladt week for a walk... My son loved it... So special... We had a picnic and really enjoyed the amazing scenery here.. Lots of ducks and swans to feed..
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I always go up the back way so cant say anything about the new walk way. Its a lovely easy climb and the views are class on a nice day
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Eagles Flying is a scientifically run Wildlife Sanctuary specializing on Birds of Prey and Owls. We focus on "hands on" interaction between our well trained animals and our visitors. During our educational flying demonstrations members of the audience can have a bird of prey land on their hand or have Eagles, Falcons, Hawks or Vultures stoop inches over their heads while Scientists inform in a friendly and fun way. Our visitors can also visit our unique "Touch-Zoo" where they can play and pet "Tui & Alan" our Foxes, get pick pocketed by "Grizzly" our tame Raccoon, have "Monty" our 4 meter Python around their shoulders or get up close and personal with any of the other unusual animals. Get closer than you have ever been to the masters of the sky. Eagles Flying really is an unforgettable experience and a must see for people of all ages and interests.
Thanks a mil for a great day out. Brilliant for kids and adults alike. Well kept sanctuary with lovely, knowledgeable staff. The show with birds of prey is great and very interesting. Some kids/adults get to participate. But don't worry if your child doesn't get picked, you can do lovely pictures at the end and all the kids who want to, can hold an owl (the highlight of the day for my son who is a big Harry Potter fan :-) The petting farm was a bonus. Among other animals, you could see a fox, a raccoon up-close. The staff answered all your questions. We will be back. Keep up the wonderful work that you are doing there. It is inspirational.
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Stand up paddling is one of the fastest growing water sports worldwide. It is easy to learn and great exercise and can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities. Perfect Day SUP School Ireland offers you the opportunity to enjoy nature and explore the Sligo outdoors from a different perspective. Take a class and enjoy our scenic tours of the beautiful waterways around Sligo.
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Strandhill Surf School is the centre of surfing in Strandhill. Located in the adventure hub of the North West, Strandhill beach is a great place to learn to surf or improve your surfing skills. Come and experience the excitement os surfing with highly qualified instructors who have valuable knowledge of the local waves. With a great premises on the beachfront, we are within walking distance to the best surf for our lessons. We look forward to surfing with you!
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Guided archaeological walking, hiking and horse riding tours in Sligo and the northwest of Ireland along the Wild Atlantic Way. Your archaeologist guide Auriel will take you to places you never knew existed that are located within stunning scenic landscapes. You can explore ancient graves of Irish high kings, peak through mysterious limestone caves or trek along the gorgeous Sligo coastline where your guide will open up so much history and heritage to you. Auriels' trails are either by the sea or in the mountains. They suit families, the culturally curious types, outdoor adventurer types and the older age groups who want to embrace their surroundings, relax and unwind in the fresh Atlantic air.
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Sligo Kayak Tours run guided kayak tours of the beautiful coastal estuaries and tranquil inland lakes of Co. Sligo, Ireland. Discover untouched nature and world renowned landmarks from the comfort of your own sea kayak. Our tours are run in a relaxed and safe manner where you will have ample time to take in the scenery and interesting history of the various paddle locations. All tours have a stop half way where you can enjoy a french press coffee and cookies in the forest whilst your guide fills you in on local characters, life on the Wild Atlantic Way and offers local knowledge on places to eat, accommodation and other sights to see in the area. No kayaking experience is necessary to take part in a tour and all equipment is supplied by us. Your guide will give you a full safety brief and explain the routes and techniques so that you feel comfortable and confident before starting out. Tours generally leave at 10:30 and 14:30 daily, booking in advance is advised.
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