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Westmeath – self catering accommodation in Ireland
Westmeath is known as the "County of Lakes and Legends", the most famous being the legend of Children of Lir at Lough Derravaragh. Westmeath has a selection of some of the best self catering accommodation in Ireland, so you can be sure a holiday here will be comfortable no matter what you do.
Westmeath is a flat county, with the highest peak reaching only 250m. Westmeath is therefore an ideal destination for amateur hikers and cyclists. The presence of Lough Ree, River Shannon and Royal Canal in this county has turned it into a paradise for boating, water sports, cruising and angling. The county is accessible from Dublin by bus or railway.
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Car Hire and Rental in Dublin and Westmeath. We have compiled a list of fleet available for hiring, and a list of car rental offices in Ireland.
You will find low cost car hire all over Ireland. You can easily book your car online or get an instant quote.
Restaurants in Westmeath
During the recent years, many new restaurants have sprung up in Dublin.
These restaurants offer a wide range of cuisines and attract tourists from all parts of the world.
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Hotels in Westmeath
Browse through Ireland's Westmeath Hotel Guide to resolve all your worries about selecting a hotel,
according to your budget and style in this amazingly beautiful place. Ranging from 2 star cheap Westmeath hotels to 5 star luxury hotels,
Westmeath Hotels in Ireland provide every comfort and facility.
Golf in Westmeath
Ireland is a place of breathtaking scenery and friendly people, not to forget home of the world's best golf courses. Browse around and see what we have to offer in our Dublin Golf Guide.
Westmeath attractions
County Westmeath is renowned for its charming views, lakes and surrounding hills near its centre. Thousands of tourists visit Westmeath every year for trout and coarse angling on the lakes of Derravaragh, Lene, Ennell, Owel, Lough Ree and River Shannon.
Mullingar is the county town of Westmeath. Here, you can find some quality hotel, guest house or self catering accommodation in Ireland. Famous for beefsteak and, Mullingar's varied restaurants, jolly pubs, plenty of shops and excellent nightlife make it a worthy tourist destination. Find a restaurant in Westmeath.
Other things to do when you visit County Westmeath include:
• Visit the military museum at Columb Barracks and view weapons from World War I and II
• Take a trip to Market House Museum, which showcases locally donated artefacts
• See the Ecclesiastical Museum's religious artefacts
• Watch skilled craftsmen at work at the Mullingar Bronze and Pewter Visitors Centre
Athlone is the largest town in Westmeath. Athlone Castle here is worth checking out, with its folk museum and exhibition of ancient artefacts. Goldsmith country to the north of Athlone is named after the poet Oliver Goldsmith and is a nice place for cycling.
Those with a passion for drinking will want to visit Locke's Distillery Museum where they can glance at the various processes used to make their favourite alcoholic drinks.
When in Westmeath, check out Fore Valley that offers a number of ruins including the 10th century Saint Fechin's Church, Saint Fechin's holy well, Anchorite's cell church and Fore Abbey. Belvedere House and Gardens are also a popular.
The most noteworthy structure here is the Jealous Wall and the history behind it. Not to miss is one of the largest castles in Ireland, the gigantic Tullynally Castle. Another notable castle is the Ballinlough Castle. The gardens of both are a great place for strolling away the afternoon.
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