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Top 10 Civic Centers in Ireland, Ireland
Woven with wild greenery and Gaelic legends, the Emerald Isle is one of Europe’s most prized jewels. Rugged Atlantic beaches and mystery-shrouded sites rub shoulders with the cosmopolitan cities of Belfast and Dublin, where literary history and warm Irish hospitality are always in abundance.
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1. St. Patrick's Gateway Centre
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
St. Patrick's Gateway Centre is a 300 year old church which has been renovated into a community centre and place of worship. A chirch has been on the site since at least 1050 AD and the graveyard is the oldest intact graveyard in Waterford City. As well as a place for lovers of history, the centre also hosts a large number of concerts as well.
2. Listowel Community Centre
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Set in the heart of the Town Park, surrounded by woodlands, river walks and rolling green landscape, BASE is the idyllic location for Health, Fitness and Well Being. With dedicated trainers specialising in Genetic Analysis, Body Transformation and Performance Coaching, BASE covers all your needs. Try one of our invigorating workout classes or simply relax and unwind in the sauna and steam rooms, BASE has you covered whatever your needs.
3. Athy Library
4. Reginald's Tower
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4.5 based on 637 reviews
Reviewed By WW_Traveller023 - Kirrawee, Australia
The town is a short walk away and we headed to 'Reginald's Tower', it is the last tower remaining from numerous incarnations of a fort that was here from the 10th Century. It is named after the Viking King 'Reginall or Reginald' who conquered this place and set up a Viking town in the late 900's. The tower is 3 storeys high and has sen a lot of history since then, including being used by 'Strongbow' (the leader of the Anglo-Norman invasion force) and visits by King John and King James II as well as serving time as a munitions store and prison. There are very interesting displays on all the floors.
5. Millennium Forum
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4.5 based on 175 reviews
The Millennium Forum is one of the largest purpose built theatres, exhibition and conference centres in the island of Ireland. It has no competitors in terms of size in the North West of Ireland.
Reviewed By caravaggio2018 - Western Ireland, Ireland
Went to this years pantomime of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Went with my little one of 4. It was the afternoon show starting 2pm and finished just before 5pm. The time flew by and my little one was entertained and enthralled throughout. What a great show they put on. The jokes and references throughout were great for the parents in the audience.
6. Greenan Maze
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4.5 based on 141 reviews
Greenan Maze is a family run open farm and visitor attraction. Located in a beautiful part of the Wicklow mountains, 6 Km from Rathdrum and an hour south of Dublin. Suitable for all ages. Includes: Celtic Maze (half an acre, 7 ft tall), Solstice Maze, three traditional farming museums, wild nature walks and wildlife haven, fairy tree trail, treasure hunts, farm animals and crafts & takeaway coffee shop. Open seasonally. Tours by arrangement. See website for more details.
Reviewed By eileencahill00 - County Wicklow, Ireland
Gorgeous views, really friendly staff, no queuing or overcrowding and something different to do. Follow the treasure map through the hedgerow maze, to the solstice maze (which is a great area for a game of tip the can ????), walk the nature trail into a beautiful wooded area, meet the farm animals and visit the museums. Pack a picnic and take your time it really is a great spot????
7. Visual Carlow
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4.5 based on 69 reviews
Experience your world in a new way. See thought provoking art in the largest gallery space in Ireland. Watch great theatre.Iconic arts centre in the heart of Carlow town, with four world class gallery spaces and a 320-seat performance space.
Reviewed By edmondite
I visited during the day to take in the current exhibits. No charge to see the art! The halls are big and bright, plenty of room to enjoy the sculptures. I walked through a room of materials for artistic play and a theatre room where a short film was playing. Nice rooms, bathrooms, gift area, and even a cafe.
8. Glor Irish Music Centre
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4.5 based on 53 reviews
glór is a community based arts centre with a café, gallery, studio space and 485 seater auditorium. Open year round, Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm, plus evening events.
9. Ballymaloe Grainstore
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
This unique venue is located on the grounds of the world famous Ballymaloe House Hotel in East Cork only 35 minutes from Cork city & airport. The Grainstore & associated buildings host a number of seasonal / annual fairs & festivals as well as an extensive programme of theatrical, musical and comedy shows all year round. See the Ballymaloe Grainstore website for upcoming events.
