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Holiday Rentals / Holiday Cottages / Self catering

 Imagine Ireland

  Interhome    -   Holiday homes Ireland

    
Discover Ireland from the comfort of your own holiday park, apartment or villa

 
Cottages4you is the leading provider of self-catered holidays throughout Ireland 

Hotels Wicklow

  Booking.com   -   Hotel Guide County Wicklow

Marriott International - UK & Ireland

 
Hostelbookers.com is one of the worlds largest online booking services for hostels. All hostels you see here are offering realtime prices and availability. 

Travel Agencies / UK Tour Operator

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Golfbreaks.com is the UK's premier service for organising Golf Breaks and Golf Days, providing tailor-made golfbreaks at discounted prices and hundreds of special offers!



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  Walking Ireland   -   Glendalough walks

Travel Guides Wicklow / Related books

The Wicklow Way (Rucksack Readers) 
Jacquetta Megarry (Author), Sandra Bardwell (Author)
The Wicklow Way is Ireland's first and most popular Waymarked Way, running between Marlay Park (Dublin) and Clonegal, 82 miles (132 km) to the south. It offers varied and scenic walking on the flanks of the Wicklow mountains with loughs, rivers and historic remains. Much of the route lies over 1600 feet (500 metres) giving glorious views, and lower sections run through forests and farmland, over a mixture of tracks, roads and pathways rich in wildlife. This updated guidebook contains all you need to plan and enjoy your holiday: drop -down map showing the whole route in five panels; waterproof paper throughout; the Way in sections, with summaries of distance, terrain and where to find food and drink; concise background on history, geology and wildlife; ann explanded 5-page feature on the monastic city of Glendalough; planning information for travel by car, train, bus or plane; in full colour, with 80 photographs.
Spiral-bound: 64 pages; Publisher: Rucksack Readers; 2 edition (27 Jun 2008); Language English; ISBN-10: 1898481318; ISBN-13: 978-1898481317.

Wicklow Mountains (Superwalker)
Harvey Map Services Ltd (Author)
Map; Publisher: Harvey Map Services Ltd (30 Mar 2002); Language English; ISBN-10: 1851373837; ISBN-13: 978-1851373833.

Glendalough: A Celtic Pilgrimage
Natalie Connolly (Foreword), Fr Michael Rodgers (Author), Marcus Losack (Author), Esther de Waal (Author)
Glendalough is one of the most-visited ancient sites in Ireland. This illustrated guide to the valley is also a book of Celtic spirituality, based on a pilgrimage journey through Glendalough. The book should be useful for general visitors. For those with a more spiritual journey in mind, it helps them to explore and appreciate the mystery of the ancient and sacred place. The authors reveal the traditions of the area, the stories of its patron, St Kevin, and the lives, lifestyles and beliefs of its inhabitants since ancient times.
Paperback: 136 pages; Publisher: Columba Press; Reprint edition (1 Jan 1996); ISBN-10: 1856071731; ISBN-13: 978-1856071734.

Transport / How do I travel to Wicklow

  Cork Airport
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  Shannon Airport

  

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P&O Ferries is one of the most well known and trusted brands. Wherever you are travelling to, on holiday or on business, P&O Ferries offers a wide range of routes.

National Express
Travel by bus or coach to Wicklow


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  Visit Wicklow
Known as the Garden of Ireland, Wicklow is a mere 16km from Dublin City and is blessed with beautiful scenery, a spectacular coastline and majestic hills.

  Wicklow County Council 

  Wicklow Chamber of Commerce 

  Wicklow Town   -   Mid East Region   -   Wicklow County Town, on the Irish Sea

  Aghavannagh
  Annamoe   -   Mid East Region
The Heritage heart of the Wicklow Mountains
  Arklow   -   South Wicklow
On the southern coast of the County on the border with County Wexford
  Ashford, Rathnew, Glenealy   -   Mid East region
Centre between north and South of the East Coast Region.  Connects to Wicklow Town and Glendalough 
  Aughrim   -   South Wicklow
Centre East of the Southern region
  Avoca, Woodenbridge
East of Arklow
  Ballinaclash
  Ballinakil
  Ballycoogue
  Baltinglass
  Blessington
  Bray
  Brittas Bay   -   South Wicklow
North of Arklow on the Irish Sea
  Bay
  Carnew   -   South Wicklow   -   Southern tip of the County
  Coolafancy
  Coolboy
  Coolattin   -   South Wicklow   -   Southern tip of the County
  Delgany
  Donard
  Dunlavin
  Enniskerry
  Glencree
  Glendalough   -   Mid East Region   -  the Heritage heart of the Wicklow Mountains 
The Valley of the Two Lakes, a glacial valley, is renowned for its Early Medieval monastic settlement founded in the 6th century by St Kevin, a hermit priest, and destroyed in 1398. See Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland and Wikipedia .
  Glenealy
  Grangecon
  Greenan
  Greystones
  Hollywood
  Kilcoole
  Killincarrig
  Kilmacanogue
  Kilpedder
  Kiltegan
  Knockananna
  Lacken
  Laragh   -   Mid East Region
The Heritage heart of the Wicklow Mountains
  Maccredin   -   South Wicklow
Centre East of the Southern region
  Manor Kilbride
  Meeting of the Waters
  Newcastle
  Newtownmountkennedy
  Poulaphouca
  Rathnew
  Rathdrum, Glenmalure   -   Mid East Region
South of Glendalough
  Redcross   -   South Wicklow
North of Arklow on the Irish Sea
  Roundwood   -   Mid East Region
The Heritage heart of the Wicklow Mountains. 
  Shillelagh   -   South Wicklow   -   Southern tip of the County
  Stratford-on-Slaney
  Tinahely   -   South Wicklow
Southern tip of the County with connections with Counties Wexford and Carlow
  Valleymount
  Wicklow
  Woodenbridge

  St Saviour's Priory
One of the few medieval buildings at Glendalough which can be dated by historical events as well as stylistic features.

  Lugnaquilla [ 925 m (3035 ft ]   -   highest peak of the Wicklow Mountains
See MountainView
  Mullaghcleevaun at 847 m (2,780 ft)   -   second highest peek of the Wicklow Mountains
Mullaghcleevaun sits roughly in the middle of the Wicklow Mountains and 3 km west of the Military Road.
  Wicklow Mountains National Park

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History Wicklow

  History of Wicklow   -   see Wikipedia

Music, Culture & Events in Wicklow



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