Lee Valley Blog — travel
Down the Lee Valley 0
Join us on our tour of the Lee Valley in County Cork, Ireland and visit us in the home of Irish Country
Clothing, since 1986. Further to our Blog Series 'Welcome to Lee Valley',
our latest video will take you on a journey to some of our
favorite local locations.
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
Welcoming NACTA to Lee Valley Ireland 0
We had the huge pleasure of welcoming the NACTA group (The North American Celtic Trade Association)
to Lee Valley Ireland last month.
Involved in the sale and promotion of Irish and Celtic products in North America and Canada, as well as the
United States, Ireland and the UK,
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- Tags: blog Cork ireland Irish clothing traditional Irish clothing travel west cork
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...
Welcome to Lee Valley- An Laoi (Gougane Barra) 0
The fourth part of our 'Welcome to Lee Valley' series is based in 'An Laoi'. This is the source of the River Lee, in the hills above the forest of Gougane Barra. A beautiful area full of lush greenery tucked away on the edge of the Shehy mountains, Gougane Barra and 'An Laoi' mark the beginning of the Lee Valley...
Welcome to Lee Valley-The Gearagh 0
The third part of our 'Welcome to Lee Valley' series is based in 'The Gearagh', which is a submerged glacial plain and nature reserve based in the Upper Lee Valley..
This wonderful area is the only ancient post glacial alluvial forest in Western Europe. The Gearagh gets it's name for 'An Gaoire' the wooden river.
