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www.ashford.ie |
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Regina O'Donoghue |
Located on the West Coast, this 13th-century, five-star castle sits on the northern shores of Lough Corrib, ½ hour from Galway City. |
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staralliance@eircom.net |
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Anne Daly |
The House is set off a picturesque rural village, through winding driveway with views of gardens and estate which has river running alongside. Both house & Entrance Gateway are preserved structures for historical reasons. |
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www.bantry.ie |
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bcouncil@gofree.indigo.ie |
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+353 27 50058 |
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Overlooking Bantry Bay in the heart of West Cork, Bantry town is situated just over 55miles west of Cork city. It functions as a large Market town providing commercial, retail and tourism/leisure facilities for locals and visitors alike. |
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www.birrcastle.com |
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bookings@birrcastle.com |
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+353 (0)57 912 0336 |
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Jacquie Jordan |
Birr Castle was built on medieval foundations in the 1620’s. The façade of the castle is gothic. The reception rooms are high ceilinged and date mainly from the early 19th century. |
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www.coillteonfilm.ie |
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brenda.molloy@coillte.ie |
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+353 87 989 0198 or Head Office 1890 367 378 |
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Brenda Molloy
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The Coillte estate encompasses 7% of the land cover of Ireland and provides a stunning variety of locations with diverse woodland settings and properties with features such as open space, water and old buildings. |
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www.corkcitygaol.com |
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corkgaol@indigo.ie |
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+353 21 430 5022 |
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PR Officer |
Built in the 19th Century this huge and imposing fortress sits bizarrely in the middle of well-to-do Sunday’s Well; an area of old money wealth. |
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www.fotahouse.com |
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tom@irishheritagetrust.ie |
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021 4815543 |
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Tom Fannon, Property Manager |
19th century period Anglo Irish country estate containing a fully refurbished Great House, out buildings, formal gardens, glass houses, a 15 acre Arboretum and pond. |
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www.anpost.ie |
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This is a real GPO, in the British style, and is still a focal point for the people of the City, sitting right in the pedestrianised heart of the Centre. |
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higginsbrook@eircom.net |
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046 943 1458 |
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Christopher & Hanne Gray |
The House is somewhere between grand and modest. For the two films made here in 2006, Becoming Jane and Northanger Abbey, it played the part of a Vicarage. |
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maire.oakley@gmail.com |
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0866028013 |
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Maire Oakley |
A very well maintained Georgian Rectory (1807), two storeys over basement (4000 sq ft), a unique and vast, purpose built artist's studio with additional out buildings, sitting on 10 acres. |
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www.killruddery.com |
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info@killruddery.com |
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+ 353 (0)1 286 3405 |
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William Kinsella |
Home to the Brabazon Family (the Earls of Meath) since 1618, Killruddery House is the most successful Elizabethan-Revival mansion in Ireland and also one of the earliest. |
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It is set on 4 acres of beautiful old trees/gardens and has a stone walled courtyard with stables leading to the gardens |
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www.hse.ie |
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michael.murphy5@hse.ie |
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+353 21 492 7212 |
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Michael Murphy + residents in flats to contact directly |
This is a vast and intriguing site above the River Lee, which covers some 53 acres and comprises numerous fascinating period buildings, including two ‘Hospitals’, 4 ruined churches and a host of ancillary buildings. |
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www.corkcity.ie |
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arts@corkcity.ie |
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+353 21 492 42 98 |
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Liz Meaney – Arts Officer |
Cork’s very own San Francisco! Built on an incredibly steep hill it has some classic views over the City, especially as it looks directly down to the main shopping Street of Patrick Street. |
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www.themillhouse.ie |
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information@themillhouse.ie |
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041-9820878 |
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Brian McEvilly |
An eighteenth century Georgian manor lying on the banks of the stunning River Boyne Valley in the heart of Ireland’s richest historical county. |
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www.corkcoco.com |
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corkcoconorth@oceanfree.net |
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+353 22 21964 |
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Senior Engineer |
A most unusual location for rural Ireland, the Quarters is two original Victorian red brick streets of the Industrial Revolution period, much like those found in Manchester. |
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www.nmni.com/filming |
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filming@nmni.com |
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0845 608 0000 |
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Louise Willis/Suzanne Lamont |
The human drama behind three centuries of Irish emigration is brought to life spectacularly at the Ulster American Folk Park. |
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www.nmni.com/filming |
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filming@nmni.com |
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0845 608 0000 |
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Louise Willis/Suzanne Lamont |
Set in over 170 acres of rolling countryside, the past has been precisely and painstakingly recreated in incredibly picturesque locations at the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum. |
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www.waterfordcastle.com |
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jhannick@waterfordcastle.com |
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051 309583 or 086 8077132 |
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Joanna Hannick |
16th Century Waterford Castle is located on a 310 acre Private Island Resort, on the River Suir, access by Private Car Ferry, 5 minutes from Waterford City. |
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Anner Castle, Tipperary |
Aras Chronain, South Dublin County |
Ashdoonan |
Ashford Castle Hotel & Country Estate, Mayo |
Ballinagore House, Westmeath |
Bantry, West Cork |
Birr Castle, Offaly |
Castle Ward |
Cloughjordan House |
Coillte properties Galway |
Coillte properties Wicklow |
Cork City Gaol |
Corravahan House |
Crom Estate |
Finnstown Country House Hotel |
Firkin Crane/Butter Market, Cork City |
Fota House, Arboretum and Gardens, Cork |
General Post Office, Cork City |
Glenough School House |
Harry Avery's Castle |
Higginsbrook House, Meath |
Irish Landmark Trust |
Johnstown Castle & Gardens, Wexford |
Kilfane Glebe House |
Killruddery House & Gardens, Wicklow |
Kilmallock house, Wexford |
Kilmokea Country Manor & Gardens, Wexford |
Knockabbey Castle & Gardens, Louth |
Luttrellstown Castle, West Dublin |
Montalto Estate |
Mount Stewart |
Nutgrove |
Parkanaur Manor House, Tyrone |
Pearse Museum |
Period House and Gardens in Skerries Town |
Rothe House & Garden, Kilkenny |
Royal Irish Academy |
Saint Patrick's Cathedral |
Shannon Rowing Club est. 1866 |
St Anne’s Mental Asylum, Cork |
St. Patrick’s Hill, Cork City |
The Argory |
The Millhouse, Meath |
The Quarters, Buttevant, Cork |
The Rectory |
The Rectory Martinstown |
Tullynally Castle & Gardens, Westmeath |
Turin Castle, Mayo |
Ulster American Folk Park, Tyrone |
Ulster Folk & Transport Museum, Down |
Waterford Castle Hotel & Golf Resort |
Westport House, Mayo |
Winterfell |
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