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Holidays in Durrow

Yep. We understand. Wanderlust — it gets right into your soul. So, isn't it high time you organised your next adventure? Durrow awaits!

It's located 95 kilometres southwest of Dublin, the nation's capital.

Does a coastline stroll sound like an amazing way to spend a day? Plan a day trip to Curracloe Beach or Sandymount Beach.

Go beyond Durrow and get ready to experience some unique natural attractions. Just 16 kilometres away, Dunmore Cave is a terrific spot to spend a few hours in the fresh air. Also consider checking out Lough Boora Parklands, 45 kilometres away from Durrow.

Do you feel like a bit of exercising? Work off some of those holiday calories by taking a stroll around the Heywood Gardens. You can also keep an eye out for native plants and small animals at the Abbey Sense Gardens.

Don't forget to pack some blue and white clothes so you can cheer on the Gaelic football team, the Laois GAA, at O'Moore Park. Located 20 kilometres away in Portlaoise, the stadium is also the home ground of the Laois GAA.

If you're contemplating expanding your horizons, go 3 kilometres east to Attanagh. It's here you'll discover the Abbeyleix Golf Club and Abbeyleix Heritage House. We also suggest swinging by Ballacolla, 6 kilometres to the northwest, for Aghaboe Abbey and the Irish Fly Fishing and Game Shooting Museum.

Both travellers and locals often make the trip to Kilkenny. This destination is 25 kilometres away and not too far from The Hub, Kilkenny Castle and St John's Church. If you're staying on a little while, don't miss St Mary's Cathedral and Butler House.

Tingle your taste buds and fill your Instagram feed with mouthwatering snaps by sampling some of the area's greatest food and drink offerings. Just make sure you hashtag 'yum'!

An essential ingredient in the fare here is mutton. One more is pork. They're worth giving a try if you're not already a fan.

Don't miss your chance to sample Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) or bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato). These distinctive dishes are highly recommended by the locals.

You're not supposed to count calories on holiday, right? So it's a great excuse to acquaint yourself with the joys of sweet seedcake loaf, a popular dessert.

Is there anything more pleasurable than knocking back an icy glass of beer with a perfect foam head? Quench your thirst and rub shoulders with a few locals over a round of Murphy’s Irish Stout.

Delectable food, dancing and music — national celebrations show us the best of what a country has to offer. Remember to join in with the locals on Saint Patrick's Day on the 17th of March.

Time to head home? Catch a final sunset in the stunning Laois region before you bid farewell.

Dublin Airport (DUB) is the closest terminal, 100 kilometres to the northeast. Make sure you have plenty of time to get there.