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Did you know that Hook Light House in county Wexford is one of the oldest operational lighthouse in the world? It was built in the 13th century by Knight William Marshall and it was recently voted one of the top ten places to visit in Ireland. If you ever go in Wexford, don’t miss the chance to visit this amazing place and book a guided tour to find out more about the history of this 800 year old tower.
Kilfane Waterfall and Glen
When I take a look at this picture it seems like a place from another world... it looks like a small place from heaven! Is this real? Yes it is... This is a kind of place where I want to spend my last years of life, this is a kind of place that it feels HOME to me. This is real... this is Kilfane Waterfall and Glen in county Kilkenny, a picturesque paradise with waterfall and woodlands dating from 1790. It is only 20 minutes driving from Kilkenny City and it is open only in July and August. So if you love nature as I do and you want to run away from stress and anxiety, this is the place which will help you find your inner peace and chase away all your troubles.
South East Days Out
If you want to spend a day out with your family and see places you have never seen before, our website https://southeastdaysout.wixsite.com/southeastdaysout will give you a full day itinerary with things to do and places to see in the sunny south east of Ireland.
What is your favorite beach in South East of Ireland? in my opinion Curracloe Beach in county Wexford is one of the most beautiful beaches in Ireland. If you don’t believe me, just watch this video and let me know if you agree with me or not.
Kilkenny Castle
I remember the day I have visited Kilkenny Castle. I was on a trip with my class in Kilkenny. It was a very cold and rainy day. We met in the morning in front of the castle and when we entered the lobby area, we met our guide, who presented herself and started to tell us more about the history of the castle. I remember I was fascinated about the story and I wanted to hear more about the Butler family. She said that the castle was built at the end of 12th century, but it was sold to the Butler family in 1391. It was sold to Castle Restoration Committee in 1967 by the 24th Earl of Ormonde, Arthur Butler. The guide told us how people lived in that times, that they had a lot of servants and despite the fact they had a fire place in every room of the castle, it was very hard to maintain the heat because of the stone walls. Because of the cold, lung diseases were frequent, and people used to sleep in small beds with a lot of pillows, because it helped them breath better when the lungs were affected. And the beds in the castle were really small and I remember when the guide told us that people who used to live in that days were really short. The children in the family were all the time minded by servants, which I think is very sad, because they never had the chance to spend enough time with their parents. And women and men were not equal, for example it was a room in the castle where men retired after dinner, to drink a brandy and discuss important matters, and women were not allowed to enter this room. All the rooms of the castle were very impressive, but I especially liked the gallery room, with its high ceiling and portraits of the family members. At the end of our visit, we enjoyed a tea and a cake in the ground floor cafe, and we took a long walk in the beautiful park which surrounds the castle. If you visit Kilkenny City, you really must visit Kilkenny castle, it is a experience you will never forget!
Welcome to the South East Days Out Blog
South East Days Out is a blog that will provide full day itineraries for domestic and overseas tourists as well as locals in the South East of Ireland. The itineraries will highlight not to be missed tourist attractions in the region. It will also identify the best places to eat, drink and the many nooks and crannies to be explored. More people are travelling to Ireland each year to enjoy its traditional food and drinks, visit its magnificent castles, cathedrals and explore beautiful landscapes
