Supplier of coal gas and general haulage services.

t Balbriggan Bridal you will find a stunning collection of wedding dresses to fulfil the dreams of every bride. As the possibilities for the venue and theme of your wedding are becoming more and more diverse, whatever you are planning we will have a gown to fulfil your dreams and complement your big day to perfection.

Lovley build a bear, I will cry when he goes.

Situated in the town of Fethard this excellent museum has many displays relating to the agricultural and domestic life of the locality, from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century. Among these are farm carts, horse drawn carriages and hearses, various household and kitchen items, a blacksmiths forge and tools, a set of jockey weighing scales, and many items of farm machinery.

Killarney National park covers an area of 10,000 ha (24,700 acres) the park encompasses the famously beautiful Lakes of Killarney, within the park are extensive areas of natural oak and yew forests. The park also contains the only surviving population of native red deer in Ireland.

Mourne Truck Run

Saturday 30th July

Registration from 8am

This highly successful programme has been  running for more than 10 years and hasintroduced hundreds of juniors to the thrills of sailing. Juniors, this is your chance to try your hand at sailing. You will be accompanied by our experienced sailors, in a variety of dinghies. Minimum age recommendation is 7/8 years and maximum is 16.

A parent or guardian is required to remain nearby on shore. All are welcome to use our excellent new clubhouse facilities including the BBQ that follows the event. Suitable clothing or wet suit is advised.

No details of an event in 2012 has been posted on the Earagail website as yet.

The Earagail Arts Festival will take took place last year from the 9th to the 24th July.

A Galway Hooker and traditional boat regatta,fish market and street entertainment featuring fish cookery demonstrations, live music, art and crafts stalls, circus acts and Irish dancing, as well as entertainment for children such as face painters.

Ballyhaunis Summer Festival is an annual event held over 3 days incorporating FREE Family fun events, Fairday, Party in the park with free music and exciting interactive Pub quiz.

Celebrates Turlough O’Carolan, the blind Harpist, Composer and Poet, born in Nobber in 1670. Features seminars, lectures, traditional, music concert, harp and instrumental workshops, harp competitions & historical tours, art & craft exhibitions and Ceili.

This ocean going tug has a crew capacity of 9 crewmembers with a minimum of 6 in air conditioned accommodations.  She has life rafts for 10.

VESSEL IDENTIFIER: RBL10

Old style farmhouse with traditional farmyard to rear. Originally built in 1840 it has been carefully restored to comfortable 4 star I.T.B approved accommodation retaining many of its original features.

- Coarse fishing free on site
- Golf course and sports complex 8km
- Main bedroom en suite on ground floor
- Separate bathroom
- Storage heating
- Dining/sitting area combined
- Kitchen
- Central location for touring

Based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ribbons and Sparkles, are one of the country's premier wedding invitation specialists, offering a stunning collection of truly handmade wedding stationery and coordinating wedding accessories.

We pride ourselves on our modern, well maintained and convenient facilities. These include the following;
• Convenience Shop
• Toilet/washrooms
• Laundry facilities
• Childrens Play areas
• Football Pitch
• Information Office
• Caravan Sales show area
• Landscaped areas

The spectacular Cliffs of Moher stand defiantly against the fury of the Atlantic, rising to two hundred metres (660 ft) and extending for eight kilometers about (5 miles). On the highest point of the cliffs near the visitor center is O'Briens tower, a Victorian viewpoint.

A walk along the cliff paths in the summer is a pleasant and enlightening experience, watching sea birds returning to feed their chicks on the ledges in the cliff face. In the winter the experience can range form exhilarating to frightening, and in times of high winds it is indeed very dangerous.

After our last sucessful wedding show at Queens we are pleased to announce our next show.
Meet fantastic local businesses that will be able to provide every service you will need to plan your wedding.
Fabulous catwalk, catering for Bride to be, Groom to be, bridesmaids, Mother of the Bride, Guests and Flowergirls/page boy.
Entertained with Live music

Galgorm Castle Golf Club is pleased to announce the PGA EuroPro Tour will be returning to the Ballymena venue once more, ensuring the 2011 event will be the most high profile professional event to be staged in Northern Ireland.

Abbey Office Supplies located in Dublin can supply all your office needs, visit website for more information.

A weekly market catering for all your needs. A diverse range of stalls including local fruit and vegetables, seafood and meat; there are also tools, clothing and accessories, toys, flowers and plants, to name just a few. Something for all the family.

Every Saturday from early morning.

Admission: Free

Venue: Conway Square, Newtownards.

Adamstown Show

Agricultural, Horticultural,

Trade & Vintage Show

on Saturday,

2nd July 2011

The Burren in Bloom Festival returns this year with a series of illustrated talks and organised walks throughout the month of May. The Festival, in association with the Burren College of Art and the Burrenbeo Trust, will give people an understanding and appreciation of the Burren and its formation, and how it continues to be a source of great botanical, archaeological, and cultural wealth with its unique wild flowers and ancient sites.

It is not only country sports people in Ireland who recognise that the award winning Irish Game Fair & Country Lifestyle Festival, organised by the most experienced and innovative Irish Game Fair organising team, is a worthy "second generation" successor to the original Irish Game Fair and currently one of the two premier game and country fairs in Ireland but also tourism and marketing professionals. 

Blue Jean Country Queen Festival, Athboy, 1st-4th June 2012

25th Anniversary Music-based Festival incorporating National and International Female Representatives with local community events and involvement. Free kids activities and entertainment. Fun for all the family.

Celebrating 25 years of Meath's most enjoyable and funtastic weekend. With Queens from all over Ireland and Europe contesting to be the Blue Jean Country Queen Winner, you too can join in with the fun and celebrations. See the Fancy Dress Football, judge the ladies on the Catwalk, rate the Queens' Karoke skills, join the congo line on the "tour de pubs", bring the kids for free daytime entertainment, facepainting, bungie run, bronco bull, clowning around, Puppet shows, kid karts, bouncy castles and much much more. Steady your hand and get into the Olympic spirit with Pro-Archery. Be energetic and try Tag Rugby or Ultimate Frisbee. Enjoy the spectacle and sounds of Traditional Irish Music and Dance. View locally produced crafts at the 2nd Annual Craft Fair. Join us on Facebook, send us a Tweet, check out our Website and we'll see you in Athboy on the June Bank Hoilday Weekend 2012!

Bannow & Rathangan Agricutural Show Thur 14th July 2011 Contact: Anne White Killag Duncormrick Co. Wexford Phone 053-9148847 Mobile 087-6121008

One of Europe’s largest farming festivals and a showcase for all aspects of Rural Life. Featuring National Ploughing Finals in tractor, vintage and horse ploughing, an 80 acre trade show of agriculture machinery, livestock, lifestyle, leisure, forestry, bio-energy, home, garden, food fair, craft village. Special events like vintage threshing and exhibition, hunt chase, fashion shows, cookery and craft demonstrations. Topical seminars, traditional entertainment, loy digging. A packed programme of events for 3 days including launches, competitions, celebrity guests, numerous live radio and television broadcasts and a tremendous atmosphere. A visit is a unique experience for all. Unique to the event this year, on day two and three of the National Ploughing Championships, the NPA will host the European Reversible Ploughing Contest for the first time. The competition will attract twenty six competitors from thirteen countries. Two competitors will compete from Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Sweden and Denmark.

 At present, The Hunt Museum develops and provides many activities, such as Tours around the museum, Arts and Crafts Classes, Kids Activities, Camps and Lectures. Our Docents and volunteers will help you to create great family days or to learn more through our guided tours. 

Many of the rooms in the museum provide great opportunities for different events, such as meetings, lectures, seminars, receptions and dining.  

Monday to Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday and Bank Holidays 2 pm - 5 pm

Closed New Year's Day (January 1), Good Friday, Christmas Day (December 25), St. Stephen's Day (December 26), Easter Sunday.

Local folklore has it that it was the parish priest who, in 1876, organised the first race meeting on Laytown’s three miles of golden strand. Held intermittently since then, it was not until 1901 that local landowner, Paddy Delaney, established the meeting as we know it today. Nothing, not even two World Wars, has stopped it taking place since then.

Laytown races have not changed very much through the years, but they are unique because they are the only grandstand races held in Europe which have the approval of the governing bodies. The enclosure consists of a three acre field, elevated above the beach. Steps which have been built up into the face of the sand dunes and these form the Grandstand. Marquees are erected on the day before the races and these are used to provide a weigh room, bars and snack bars.

“Borris & District Tractor Nuts” 1st May 2011

“Borris & District Tractor Nuts”
9th  Annual Vintage Tractor Road Run in aid of The Irish Cancer Society & The Irish Kidney Association Sunday 1st May 2011

THREE PIECE TERRACOTA SUITE. COMPLETE WITH MATCHING CUSHIONS AND FOOTSTOOL. POSSIBLE TO DELIVER WITHIN REASON

MEASUREMENTS

CHAIRS
DEPTH 37INCHES
WIDTH 43INCHES

SETTEE
DEPTH 37 INCHES
WIDTH 84 INCHES

Sorry Can't find a date for 2012

A great weekend of music, song, dancing, workshops, recitals, concert and ceilithe. Details on concerts, artists etc to be confirmed. Please check website for up to date details.

We're looking forward to the Waterford Harvest Festival 2011 - there'll be giant food markets, delicious barbeques, picnics, feasts, cookery demonstrations, taste workshops, free outdoor gigs and street parties, craft villages, as well as lots of free fun activities for all the family.

A top quality 30ft cruiser/racer (1992) in excellent condition combining performance with a roomy 6 berths layout. Fitted out to a high standard, she has a good race/cruising sail inventory, Yanmar 2GM20 with saildrive, Instruments, GPS etc.

Definitely still for sale on: 23 September 2011
(The owner confirmed the item was still for sale on this date)

    5 Times Winner of Best Bridal Retailer in NI

This year’s show, which takes place on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th of August, is the 49th in the current series the first of which was organised by Oughterard Development Company Ltd and held on 20th September 1962.

What might be regarded as the first ever show was held in 1911 – a simple affair with an animal welfare aspect associated with it and featuring ponies and carts as well as donkeys and carts. The Connemara Pony Breeders’ Society also held two of its shows in Oughterard in 1929 and 1930 while a number of very successful shows and gymkhanas were held in the 1940s.

New chain and sprockets, new tyres, under tray, double bubble, flush indicators, art cans. Bike is in excellent condition no disappointments. Genuine callers only please.

The museum is open Monday to Friday from 10am to 5pm, and on Saturdays and Sundays from 1pm to 5pm

The Balmoral Show in partnership with Ulster Bank is Ireland’s largest Agricultural and Food Show that entertains the whole family. 

The 144th Show offers its usual extravaganza of colour, competition and showmanship along with daily displays of pedigree horses, ponies, cattle, sheep, poultry, pigs and goats.

Junesborough Market is located in the town of Jonesborough in South Armagh, there are a wide variety of stalls catering  for every need

Samsung PS42C450 42-inch 600Hz Widescreen HD Ready Plasma TV with Freeview

Unwanted present

Home to the Hoey family for over two hundred years, Gorteen has a charm which is unique. A working farmhouse, Gorteen has the peaceful nature of a place where life is lived at a different pace. If you need to get away from it all, spend some time at Gorteen farmhouse, and see your stress levels drift away. Gorteen offers expert home cooking and all the comforts of a modern guesthouse. This provides the perfect blend of modern conveniences coupled with the relaxation and gentle pace of another era.

Gorteen is convenient to Shannon international Airport, which is forty minutes drive away, as well as Limerick city (just over 1/2 hour's drive), and the bustling town of Ennis, famed for its traditional music is nearby. Bunratty castle is less than an 1/2 hour by car, with it's imposing keep which offers evening banquets were the guest is transported into medieval times for a few captivating hours. Knappogue castle, which also offers medieval banquets, is just a stone's throw away.

The Mullagh Fair Day (12noon to 7pm) is a re-enactment of the bygone Fair Days with a lot more to see and do.

This year’s attractions includes Street Entertainment & Music, Sand Sculpturing, Children’s Entertainment and Games, Farmers Market, Craft Market, Falconry and Reptile Display, Dog Show, Vintage Cars and Machinery, Traditional Farm Yard, Displays of Traditional Skills, Pig Roasting in addition to buying and selling of Cattle, Horses, Pigs, Sheep and Poultry. A great day guaranteed for young and old alike.

Located a little to the south of Ballyvaughan, on the edge of the limestone plateau known as the Burren. Aillwee cave was discovered by a shepherd in 1940 it is reckoned to be about two million years old, the tunnel is filled with stalagmites and stalactites, and an illuminated underground river and waterfall.

Straight axle Pick up hitch new rear tyres new lights re wired clean tractor 5,000 hrs

household removals,a family run removal company with over 25 years of experiance in the removal industry,all counties in ireland covered.fine art and antique transpoertation,free no obligation qoutes

GROW YOUR OWN VEGETABLES & FRUIT ALLOTMENTS FOR RENT CLOSE TO BALLINASLOE AND AUGHRIM VILLAGE JUST OFF THE N6

2003 Polaris freedom jetski. This jetski is 95bhp and is quick,reliable and very economical.  Only selling due to work and family commitments.This craft is registered for use on lough erne and can be tranfered to the new owner. £1795.00 ono. Please no texters or witheld numbers.

The Skibbereen Farmers’ Market takes place every Saturday - (9:30am - 1:30pm), in the town of Skibbereen, which is about an hours’ drive west from Cork city, in the county of Cork, Ireland.

This year (2011) Skibbereen market is ten years old! The revived market started trading in May 2001, and has taken place every Saturday since - come rain or shine.

Féile Brian Ború will take place with something to suit all tastes and ages – History & Heritage, Arts & Culture, Music & Entertainment, Kids events and sporting events. The festival commemorates one of Ireland’s Greatest High King in his native place.

Lough Cuan Bowmen is an archery club based in Newtownards, Co. Down. The Club was founded in 1986 and promotes archery as a competitive sport and a recreation except for hunting (it is illegal to hunt any creature with a bow and arrow in most EEC countries).

Heart of the Glens Festival is an extremely successful community festival running since 1990. It is held every August in and around the village of Cushendall with many locals and visitors alike making it their annual holiday.

The 9 day festival covers a wide range of events for all age groups and promises to provide enjoyment and entertainment for all the family. Some of the more popular events include the opening Parade, The Food Festival night, Vintage Family Fun Day, Lurig Mountain Run, Fireworks and the Waves of Tory.

Kilcoo Working Vintage Club Annual rally with threshing

A great day out for all the family

Adjacent to St Malachy's Hall Kilcoo

The Boley Fair has an ethos of Irish tradition and aims to bring rural skills and past-times of a bygone era to a wide audience of local people and visitors alike. Over the five-day period, fair goers can participate or simply enjoy the craic at a wide variety of events including music, dancing, sports, traditional skills and family events.

Highlights of the Boley Fair festival include a Blacksmith demonstration, mobile farm, food & craft market and storytelling. Pig racing and the Tug-o-War competition will happen on Sunday July 11th., and on Monday 12th July 2010, the Horse and Poultry Fair and ‘Boleys Got Talent’ takes place. The infamous “Big O” will be broadcasting live on Five FM from the Square from 1pm.

Glencolmcille Agricultural Show, Saturday, 6th August 2011. 

Summer 2010 saw the revival of one of the most successful agricultural show’s ever held in Donegal!

The Glencolmcille Agricultural Show or Taispeántais Ghleann Cholm Cille was first set in 1954 by Fr McDyer. In its heyday, the exhibition featured over 1600 entries in various categories, second only to the Balmoral Show in Belfast.

Marquee will hold Crafts and Produce Show, Show Best Dressed, Show Rose, Show Dance will take place 11 pm to 1 am with music by "Paul & Mary B" (entry €10). Show Disco from 1 am til late.