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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 |
| This is a small City Centre green space sandwiched between large buildings on Cork’s showpiece street, Grand Parade. |
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www.southdublin.ie |
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rdwyer@sdublincoco.ie |
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+35314149000 |
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Rosaleen Dwyer Heritage Officer |
| The Dodder Valley Linear Park is both a Regional Park and a proposed Natural Heritage Area (pNHA). |
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www.opw.ie |
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brian.caffrey@opw.ie |
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+353 87 251 5965 |
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Office of Public Works – Brian Caffrey |
| The Park comprises approximately 166 hectares and is an outstanding example of an 18th century landscaped park in the 'Capability Brown' style. |
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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 |
| Situated beside the Mardyke Walk near UCC and the leafy old residences of Sunday’s Well, this is a beautiful & romantic old park running along probably the prettiest stretch of the River Lee in the City. |
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www.loughkey.ie |
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info@loughkey.ie |
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+353 71 9673122 (Activity Centre) / +353 71 9663922 (Lakeside Café) / +353 71 9662212 (Campsite Office) |
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Louise Fitzpatrick |
| Lough Key has for many centuries drawn people to its spectacular views, abundant wildlife, historic buildings and evocative islands. |
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| Web: |
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 |
| Although only a small strip of green by the River, this park offers some nice views of the old areas of Tivoli across the water for walking scenes. |
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www.millstreetcountrypark.com |
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info@millstreetcountrypark.com |
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+353 29 70810 |
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Joanie McAuliffe |
| This 500-acre estate has been a scenic, historical and beautiful natural attraction since the mid nineties. Over the years, it has established itself as one of the south’s major educational and eco tourism destinations. |
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customer.forestservice@dardni.gov.uk |
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(028) 4372 2428 |
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| A barn dressed up to look like a church, stone cones atop gate piers and gothic-style gate arches all show the influence of that highly individualistic designer, Thomas Wright of Durham (1711-1786), who was a friend of Lord Clanbrassil, owner of Toll |
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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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| Web: |
www.corkcity.ie |
Email: |
arts@corkcity.ie |
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+353 21 492 42 98 |
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Liz Meaney – Arts Officer |
| This is a long, thin strip of old Parkland running by the River Lee and the Carrigrohane Road near Cork County Hall and the UCC Sports Grounds. |
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| Anner Castle, Tipperary |
| Bishop Lucey Park, Cork |
| Dodder Valley Linear Park - South Dublin County |
| Doneraile Castle and Park, Cork |
| Fitzgerald Park, Cork City |
| Lough Key Forest Park, Roscommon |
| Marina Park, Cork |
| Millstreet Country Park, Cork |
| South Dublin County Parks |
| Tollymore forest |
| Tullynally Castle & Gardens, Westmeath |
| Ulster American Folk Park, Tyrone |
| Weir Park, Cork |
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