Walk to views of Ireland's highest waterfall… it takes just 45 minutes! WATCH: Walk to views of Ireland's highest waterfall… it takes just 45 minutes! #Video: Sligo Walks Posted by Independent.ie Travel on Sunday, 27 May 2018
Come stay at Armada Lodge Seashore Apartments just 6 minutes from this enchanting vista! Sligo Tourism
Made In Ireland – Chapter 2 Irish hellman Conor Maguire introduces us to the gritty, gutsy local crew that calls Mullaghmore their homebreak: win.gs/MadeInIreland-Nutjobs Posted by Red Bull Surfing on Monday, 1 October 2018
Sligo Vignettes Beaches, golf, mountains and Yeats – just some of the incredible tourism experiences that await the visitor to Sligo. Within minutes of the centre of town, you'll take in blue flag beaches, championship golf courses, the Yeats trail, and two of Ireland's most iconic mountains, Ben Bulben and Knocknarea. This short promotional reel […]
Classiebawn, Mullaghmore Co. Sligo The morning rays light up the landscape of Mullagmore & North Sligo.Thanks for looking Damien#rawireland #loveireland #bestofsligo #igersireland #sligo #adventurecapital #shligoshtyle #lookwest #wildatlanticway #sligowhoknew #photography #northsligo #sligowalks #ireland #damienjkennedyphotograpghy Posted by Damien J Kennedy Photography on Sunday, 21 October 2018
Armadalodge Seashore Holiday Apartments Wild Atlantic Way Sligo Irelandand have some wonderful surfing at Donegal Adventure Centre Bundoran just a few minutes drive away.
People gathered this morning in County Sligo to witness the sun entering a five thousand year-old passage tomb at Carrowmore, one of four main sites for passage tombs in Ireland. Posted by RTÉ News on Tuesday, 1 November 2016
Sligo I.T.V.G. Sligo here I come! Batteries charged and cameras ready. Nominate your favourite Sligo Experiences for the Wild Atlantic Way Video Guide 2019 – visible to 2.8 million North American transatlantic Aer Lingus passengersClick on the link to nominate: https://inflightflix.com/nominate-now/ Posted by Irelands Tourist Video Guide on Sunday, 4 November 2018
Revised September 7th 2010 The Spanish Armada in Sligo A Plan to conquer England Around 1583 when the last Desmond rebellion in Ireland had finally been crushed by the forces of Queen Elizabeth 1 of England, the defeated chieftains of Munster, and their followers, took refuge in Spain where many of them were given employment […]
Benbulbin really is something else – wishing we were heading off here for the weekend 💚 Pic by @tomarcherphoto Posted by Lovin.ie on Thursday, 27 September 2018