Macreddin Rock is a friendly family-run Bed & Breakfast situated in a scenic spot in South Wicklow, just 3km from the picturesque village...

Café Abhoca is situated on the Main Street of Avoca village, with a lovely cosy atmosphere, reasonably priced menu and interesting...

The Wilderness Lodge is a complex of six self-catering apartments and one small cottage, situated in the heart of Glenmalure, at the foot...

Coolalingo Bed and Breakfast is an excellent choice for travellers visiting South Wicklow and the Glenmalure Valley, situated near...

The purple Haze Café is situated in the beautiful converted stableyard at Wexford Lavender Farm, a short drive south from Arklow....

The Wicklow War 1 Memorial was designed to commemorate the 1,192 men from the county who lost their lives in the first World War...

The Lakehouse sits in a beautiful waterside location onsite at the Hidden Valley Resort in Rathdrum and is open daily during the Summer...

Within the grounds of Greenan Maze & Farm visitor attraction this quaint tea rooms sell great barista organic coffee - lattes,...

Situated at Macreddin Village near Aughrim, The Orchard Café sits alongside Acton’s Country Pub in a glazed courtyard under eye catching...

Situated in a restored historic courtyard building onsite at the National Botanic Gardens at Kilmacurragh, The Acton Café is run by...

Sitting in the middle of Main Street Arklow is Orla's Kitchen, a take-away coffee shop, where you can get wonderful homemade cakes...

Situated at the Glenmalure Lodge, in a beautiful location in the heart of the Glenmalure Valley, one of Wicklow’s hiking destinations...

The Ferrybank Lounge is at the heart of the Arklow Bay Hotel. The stylish and modern décor matches professional and friendly service...

Arklow Maritime Museum & Heritage Research Centre, located on the North Quay, looks out over the Great Estuary of the River Avoca. As you...

At the Bridge Hotel you will be warmly welcomed by the Hoey family. Enjoy great pub grub all day from a hearty full Irish breakfast...

While only the ruins of the Ormonde Castle remain, the castle origins can be traced back to the Viking times, and this site marks the...

This newly refurbished gastro-pub offers great food daily and is conveniently located on Arklow’s Main Street...

Straddling the Great Estuary at the mouth of the River Avoca is Arklow’s iconic Nineteen Arches bridge, built between 1754 and 1976 by...

The Abbey of the Holy Cross was a Dominican Friary established in Arklow in the year 1264, at the invitation of Theobald FitzWalter...

At the Old Kilbride Graveyard on the outskirts of Arklow Town is Arklow's Pyramid, described as the largest pyramid tomb 'beyond the...

Sally’s Kitchen is part of the Sally’s O’Brien’s Pub & Nightclub and Royal Hotel complex on Main Street Arklow. Menus feature steaks,...

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Arklow is conveniently connected to the rest of Ireland by Motorway, Rail, and Bus services and is positioned halfway between Dublin and...

Arklow Pottery was founded in 1934 at South Quay and while the building is now defunct, and the pottery no longer in production, the ...