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Guided tours are a great way to pack a lot into a days visit to Glendalough but the time constraints of a day tour will mean that you really on get a flavour of what the location has to offer. Nevertheless, these tour operators have a superb reputation and it will whet your appetite for […]
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The route from the western part of County Wicklow takes you through the most spectacular mountain scenery so there is no estimated time for travel on this route as you will probably want to stop several times for photo opportunities.
Basically, you will be driving to Glendalough through the ‘Wicklow Gap’. Your journey begins from the […]
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Map shows route from Arklow. Note : you have to divert off the N11 main road into Arklow town to get onto the R747 for Woodenbridge.
From Rosslare Harbour
Distance : 109km
Travel Time : Up to 3 hours
Join the N11 north for Arklow Town(a distance of 83km). You will see the signs on the dual carriageway for […]
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From Dublin City Centre
Distance : 51km
Travel Time : 2 hours
Follow the signs in the city centre for the N11. The N11 is the main national route in Ireland which runs north to south along the East Coast. Once you are on the N11, you just have to keep driving until you come to […]
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BUS TRANSPORT
To get directly to Glendalough, the best option is St. Kevin’s Bus Service. The service runs twice a day from Dublin City Centre. The bus stop is located opposite the Mansion House on Dawson Street which is just off St. Stephen’s Green. It is very easy to find. Just ask anyone to direct […]
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Lynham’s Hotel is situated in the village of Laragh which is just on the outskirts of Glendalough. The hotel has 16 bedrooms and each has internet access.
The hotel has a lot of history behind it and its roots stretch back to 1777, when the original public bar was established. Inside the hotel, the decor […]
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Situated about 13km from Glendalough is a development of self catering lodges which sleeps 4 people.
Golf fans will be delighted to know that the development sits right on the doorstep of the Glenmalure Golf Club.
The individual lodges in the development have different owners and therefore the pricing structures and minimum stay lengths differ from owner […]
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The Glendalough Hostel is a five star youth hostel situated on the road to the upper lake making it the ideal base to explore the Wicklow Mountains National Park
Prices range from €16pp to €21pp in dorms from October to April. 2 bed room is €47 per room from October to April.
Prices from May to September […]
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The Glendalough Hotel is a family run hotel located right in the valley of Glendalough. If you want to spend a few days in Glendalough, this is the ideal location for your stay.
The hotel offers all the comforts of home including relaxed and spacious accommodation, The Glendasan River Restaurant utilizing the best of local Wicklow […]
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