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TUI BLUE all-inclusive resort offers perfect blend of recreation and relaxation (opens the original)
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Sitting in an exclusive cabana, looking out at crystal clear waters as the sun beat down over our hotel’s private beach, I have never felt so relaxed. It was a far cry from a rainy Ireland myself and my partner had left behind just 12 hours earlier – and just day one of a seven-day all-inclusive break to TUI BLUE’s Atlantica Nissaki Beach in Corfu. The second largest of the Ionian islands in Greece – the country itself is made up of a whopping 6,000 islands, though only 227 of them are inhabited
Killashee Hotel & Spa still holds a special place in my heart (opens the original)
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I’m honest enough to admit that over the past 10 years writing about travel I have acquired quite a Taste for fancy hotels – and as far as 4-stars in Ireland go, they don’t come much fancier than Killashee Hotel & Spa in Naas, Co. Kildare. I’ve been a long-time visitor – and admirer – of the Victorian Manor House and adjoining hotel which, although just 2kms outside of Naas town and a short drive from many of Kildare’s most popular attractions, feels a million miles away from a busy town hub. I
How to squeeze sightseeing in three different counties into a two-day break (opens the original)
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Clear blue skies overhead, lush green scenery as far as the eye can see and sparkling waters glistening in the sun – there is nowhere quite like Ireland when the weather is on our side. Sadly, we don’t see quite as much of the big yellow fireball in the sky as we want but when we do, it’s worth embracing. So with the recent good weather we have been enjoying, I made a beeline for the coast to soak up what will surely turn out to be some of the last good days of summer. READ MORE: 'History, beaut
World's biggest cruise ship offers something for everyone (opens the original)
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Legend would have you believe that cruises aren’t for everyone… Eight years ago, aged 30, I went on my very first cruise – a short sail from Barcelona to France and back, on Royal Caribbean’s Symphony of the Seas which, in 2018, was the largest cruise ship in the world. Back then, everyone told me I was too young to go on a cruise. And again this year, now pushing (whisper it!) 40, I was told the very same thing. As one person put it ahead of my cruise on Legend of the Seas at the end of June, “
Capital gains for tourists in Rabat (opens the original)
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It’s not all work and no play for the Irish girls on the Ladies European Tour golf circuit. Which is just as well when the tour brings them to sunny Morocco. It would be a shame if they missed out on the sights of Rabat, the capital city, which is fast bypassing Marrakesh and Agadir as the place to visit. The girls are taking part in the Ladies Lalla Meryem Cup in Rabat, which is part of the prestigious annual Royal Hassan II Men’s Golf Tournament, named after the late King Hassan II. The tourna
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