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"Situated in the heart of the Kilkenny city centre, Pembroke Kilkenny is the perfect hotel to enjoy the city’s thriving arts culture, variety of festivals, boutique shopping and vibrant nightlife. Explore over 300 years of history and heritage just minutes’ walk from Kilkenny’s most famous landmarks including Kilkenny Castle, Kilkenny Design Centre, St Canice’s Cathedral, Medieval Mile and Ireland’s Ancient East. Address: Patrick Street, Kilkenny"

"Wake up to the sight of Kilkenny Castle’s turrets at this fresh and modern four-star hotel. The Pembroke’s Castle View rooms boast unbeatable views of the famous landmark, while all of the rooms benefit from large windows which allow for plenty of natural light. Ease your way into your holiday with a trip to the on-site mini-spa, where you can get everything from facials to massages."

"The best hotel in Kilkenny, according to users on Booking.com, is the Kilkenny Pembroke Hotel. This four-star boutique hotel is a neighbour to top attraction Kilkenny Castle, making it an excellent base for exploring the surroundings. There is a spa and wellness centre while the rooms offer elegant and straightforward furnishings with splashes of modern décor."

"The tenth best hotel in Waterford, according to users on Booking.com is Treacy’s Hotel, Spa & Leisure Club. This three-star establishment sits right on the Waterford Quays, offering stunning views of the waterways. An on-site wellness centre and leisure club – including a 20-metre pool – ensures that this hotel is ideal for a weekend break."

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"The 13th-century Black Abbey is a world of candlelit serenity, with the largest rosary window of its kind in Ireland. Containing an astonishing 10,000 pieces of ruby and sapphire glass, it tells the story of the life of Christ and it’s absolutely breathtaking.Just a short distance from Black Abbey is Rothe House and Garden, a restored 16th-century Tudor home, where archaeologists recently found the remains of an earlier medieval townhouse (thought to be the “city pad” of the Abbot of nearby Duiske Abbey)."

"One of Ireland’s oldest and most beloved churches the 13th century Dominican Black Abbey has a gorgeous stained glass and carved stone interior. The correct title of the church is the Abbey of the Most Holy Trinity but as the Dominicans were known as Black Friars from the black cloak worn over the white habit, the popular name Black Abbey came into use. At the entrance are 10 stone coffins from the 13th and 14th century that were found during excavations."

"Founded in 1225 by William Marshal, this Dominican abbey takes its name from the monks' black habits. Much of what survives dates from the 18th and 19th centuries, but remnants of more ancient archways are still..."

"As you climb the Round Tower, a monk’s voice encourages you onwards, up 121 steps and back through 1,000 years to the Age of Saints and Scholars. And so you begin to understand the deep-rooted importance of the tower and the 13th century cathedral to the vibrant medieval city of Kilkenny. The 6th century Christian site here was named Cill Chainnigh,Gaelic for the Church of Canice, which also gave its name to Kilkenny."

"St. Canice's Cathedral is one of Kilkenny’s most famous attractions and is one of the most important medieval churches in Ireland. Its founding history goes back to the 6th century, but the building as we know it today was only built in the 13th century. Admire the round stained glass windows, marble floors and a number of fascinating 17th century tombstones."

"Built between 1202 and 1285 this graceful Cathedral has been preserved in its original style and form. Inside the massive walls is an exuberant Gothic interior, given a sombre grandeur by the extensive use of the locally quarried black marble. Worship has taken place here for 800 years."

"This fortified Augustinian monastery is the best sort of ruin, where you can amble around whenever you like, with no tour guides, set hours or fees. Most days you stand a chance of exploring the site alone (apart from some nosy sheep); at dusk with a clear sky the old priory is simply beautiful. The ruins are 500m east of Kells on the Stoneyford road; from the car park, head to the right of the walls to find the main entrance."

"The 13th-century Black Abbey is a world of candlelit serenity, with the largest rosary window of its kind in Ireland. Containing an astonishing 10,000 pieces of ruby and sapphire glass, it tells the story of the life of Christ and it’s absolutely breathtaking.Just a short distance from Black Abbey is Rothe House and Garden, a restored 16th-century Tudor home, where archaeologists recently found the remains of an earlier medieval townhouse (thought to be the “city pad” of the Abbot of nearby Duiske Abbey)."

"One of Ireland’s oldest and most beloved churches the 13th century Dominican Black Abbey has a gorgeous stained glass and carved stone interior. The correct title of the church is the Abbey of the Most Holy Trinity but as the Dominicans were known as Black Friars from the black cloak worn over the white habit, the popular name Black Abbey came into use. At the entrance are 10 stone coffins from the 13th and 14th century that were found during excavations."

"Founded in 1225 by William Marshal, this Dominican abbey takes its name from the monks' black habits. Much of what survives dates from the 18th and 19th centuries, but remnants of more ancient archways are still..."

"Hands down one of my favorite places I had the pleasure to visit. Welcomed so warmly by Ellie, our waiter and Enrico the chef and owner, I felt as if I had been transported to one of those charming restaurants you find in Italy. Found on Waterford’s quay, it has superb location and with it’s warming red exterior and gold hanging lamp shades, it screamed come on in."

"La Fontana is an authentic rustic restaurant with a great Italian menu in the heart of the Viking Triangle on The Quay. Pick your favourite pizza or choose a generous antipasti dish to share. Tempura Prawns with spicy batter, mussels in white wine and Caprese Insalata are a nice change from the more traditional platter of cured meats, cheese and grilled veggies."

"Theme: Italian Website:www.lafontanarestaurant.ieEmail: dining@lafontana.ie Phone: + 353 (0) 51 844 554 or +353 (0) 51 544 566 Opening Hours: Mon - Thurs 3pm - 10pm, Fri & Sat 12.30pm - 2.30pm (Lunch), 5pm - 10.30pm,Sunday 3pm - 10pm Early Bird: Mon - Fri 5pm - 9pm, Sat 7 Sun 5pm - 10pm. Starter, main course, desert & glass of wine for €19.95."

"22 Parliament Street, Kilkenny IrelandIrish, Italian, European, FusionLunch, DinnerTakeout, Wheelchair Accessible, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Reservations, Seating, Street Parking, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Accepts American Express, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+353 56 777 1666http://larivista.ie/"

"Wine and beer also available for collection with food orders. Pizza, burgers, pastas, wings, desserts and more with a handy meal deal available as well including two 12″ pizzas, two cheesecake desserts and a bottle of wine for €40. Childrens menu and vegan options also available."

"A cosy Italian restaurant on busy Parliament street, La Rivista offers great food and exceptional value for money. It also boasts a few menu quirks that you probably won’t find on many other Italian restaurant menus. Buffalo chicken wings to start?"

"Opened in 2000, Emiliano’s has carved a niche for itself as a traditional Italian Restaurant that serves honest dishes created with passion and flair by a team of experienced chefs. Located on Waterford High Street, it has a homely family-friendly ambience and is open from Thursday to Sunday from noon to 9pm. Expect the tastiest handmade pizzas, cooked to perfection which are just a small part of the huge menu offerings."

"21 High Street, Waterford X91 YX39 IrelandItalian, Pizza, EuropeanLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Wheelchair Accessible[email protected]+353 51 820 333http://www.vouchershop.ie"

"22/07/2021: I had dinner here with my fiance while staying in Waterford and we both loved it. The food was amazing, really good genuine Italian food, and the service was excellent. We were served by and chatted to Emiliano himself who was very friendly and accommodating."