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Category Archives: County Kerry
May Bank Holiday Weekend coming up soon: Start planning now!
Hiya, May Bank Holiday Weekend is coming up so fast. I looked a bit at what there was to do in Ireland so we don’t get bored. Last year we told you to visit a Festival, to go to the Zoo, … Continue reading
Ireland’s most popular Beauty Pageant – the Rose of Tralee
The Rose of Tralee International Festival is one of Ireland’s longest running festivals. It is based around the selection of the Rose of Tralee, an international event that encompasses young women of Irish descent from Ireland and around the world.
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