Lee Valley Blog — Local
10 Beautiful Places to Visit in Cork after Lockdown 0
Inspired by the recent trending hashtag #WhenWeTravelAgain we have compiled a list of our
favorite Cork places we'll be visiting after lockdown. In Ireland we are currently confined to a 2km radius of our homes
which makes us realise all the beautiful locations we are missing just beyond our reach.
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- Tags: blog Cork ireland Irish holidays Irish Life Local places to go in ireland things to do in Cork travel west cork
Lee Valley Ireland - At the Heart of the Community 0
Since we started our business back in 1986, Lee Valley Ireland have been heavily involved in Sponsorship and Support of our Local Community.
Our most recent sponsorship was of the great 'Éalú Lua Adventure Race' which took place last weekend.
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- Tags: adventure race blog Cork irish culture irish sports Local sponsorship the lee valley triathlon
Welcome to Lee Valley-St. Finbarrs Oratory (Gougane Barra) 0
St. Finbarrs Oratory (Gougane Barra) The latest edition of our 'Welcome to Lee Valley' series brings us to St. Finbarr's Oratory, probably the smallest church in Ireland and easily in the most beautiful location on the edge of Gougane Barra forest park. St Finbarr St. Finbarr (the patron saint of Cork) founded his most...
Gaelic Football 0
Gaelic football is one of Ireland's national sports. It is a team sport and local pride is one of the main motivators of the game. Whether you tog out in community or county colours, pride and passion fuel you on that pitch. The leather football is punted, passed and kicked from the goalposts at one end of the pitch to the other. This is a high energy and stamina match between teams that both desperately want to win. Gaelic football is an amateur sport. Players are not paid to play; players line out in their club and county colours with passion and pride.- Kevin Jones
- Tags: GAA Irish Irish Community Iveleary Local Rural Ireland Uibh Laoire
