Greystones
The town of Greystones is located on the east coast just south of Bray Head. Originally a small fishing village, Greystones has grown significantly over the past number of years but has not lost its friendly and welcoming village atmosphere.
With frequent rail connections to Dublin and Wexford and excellent motorway access to the N11, Greystones is the ideal holiday base. Superb restaurants, unique specialist shops, beaches, pubs, golf courses and driving range are all close to the town centre.
For more info go to greystones.ie
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✨🎄 Christmas Lights will switch-on virtually tomorrow, Saturday 28th November, in more towns across County #Wicklow ! You're invited to tune in from a living room on the other side of the world, or just down the street! ✨🎄
ARKLOW 4pm - The Christmas Tree Light Switch–On festivities will commence with Santa arriving in Arklow to tour the town aboard Arklow’s Fire Services Fire Engine, giving the reindeers a break! DJ Oisin Molloy spins some Christmas tunes and requests, followed by the virtual firework display! Join in here - bit.ly/3frWeeZ
WICKLOW TOWN 5pm - This year a live-stream Christmas event will feature many great events including a Christmas cookies bake-along, Christmas Story Time with the Fireside Bard, and a live music performance with Ciaran Olohan. To catch all the fun from 4.30pm visit - bit.ly/2HvWEVo
BLESSINGTON 6pm - Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells... Christmas Tree and Santa are ready to " Light up Blessington for Christmas". Log onto Facebook at 5.50pm to see Santa turn on the lights and give a special message to all the wonderful children of Blessington. Join here - bit.ly/2J4QP1I
Enjoy the virtual festive fun everyone! 🎅🎄✨
Aren't these views from Church Mountain, on the western fringe of the Wicklow Mountains, fantastic! ⛰️ With thanks to TJ Dillon Photography.
As Gaeilge, the name is Sliabh an Chodaigh, meaning "mountain of the covenant" - at the summit you'll find what remains of an ancient pagan cairn, upon which a small church is said to have been built later by St. Kevin, in the 6th Century.
Pilgrims traditionally climbed the mountain to visit a holy well during the festival of Lughnasa, marking the beginning of the harvest season.
The mountain is 544 metres high and is located about halfway between Hollywood and Donard villages. From the top, you'll be rewarded by stunning views of the lakes and countryside below!
Photos by @tjdillonphotography (IG)
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Christmas Gifting: 10 unique, home-grown Wicklow Gift ideas 🎁 Full details here - bit.ly/2DZAoxP
We've put together a list of fantastic gift ideas from #wicklow businesses! Some super tips for a special someone abroad missing home, or a loved one here hoping for a local gift under the tree 🎄
Keep an eye on the Special Offers page on the Visit Wicklow website for lots more ideas - bit.ly/WicklowSpecials
Christmas Gifting: 10 Unique Home-Grown Wicklow Gift Ideas. - Wicklow County Tourism
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