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Sligo is inviting

Sligo boasts a stunning, uninterrupted and wild coast, which attracts surfers and water sport enthusiasts year-round. The Ox Mountains, Benbulben and Knocknarea provide breath-taking, well-marked routes for walkers, and there are an abundance of scenic driving and cycling routes. With historic sites dating back to early civilisations in Ireland, and a modern, vibrant urban culture, Sligo offers an enriching visitor experience.

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    Mystery of Sligo shipwreck solved 250 years after it sank
    Researchers discover that 20 people died after ‘butter boat’ got into difficulty in stormy weather
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    Make a break for Sligo
    Sligo seduces with its stunning Wild Atlantic Way scenery, surf and setting nestled beneath the beauty of Ben Bulben and Knocknarea.
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    Sligo is Open
    SLIGO IS OPEN - that’s the new message from Sligo Tourism this summer as the tourist season is reignited this month with hotels, restaurants...
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    Sligo’s Café Culture Highlighted in New Video Series
    Sligo Food Trail has released the first in a new video series, celebrating Sligo’s local cafés and restaurants.
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    Atlantic Adventures Await Families in Sligo this Spring
    The latest video campaign from Sligo Tourism is set to inspire new family adventures exploring ancient castle ruins, chasing through enchanted forests and swimming...
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    Pól Ó Conghaile: Why Sligo’s Knocknarea is a stroll with soul
    'There's something magical about that mountain,' Pól Ó Conghaile discovers on a walk near Strandhill, Co Sligo
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    New event for South & West Sligo to draw 1000+ adventure racers 
    Quest Sligo is the latest and most exciting event to be added to the Quest series of adventure races.
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    Strandhill Community Development Association Wins Top EU Recognition
    Strandhill Community Development Association in County Sligo was today honoured as the Irish winner of the 2019 EDEN (European Destination of Excellence) Award. The...
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    Sligo Finalists Announced for 2019 European Competition for Best Health & Well-Being Tourism
    Fáilte Ireland today announced the four Irish finalists of this year’s EDEN (European Destination of Excellence) competition to find the destination in Ireland which...
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    How To Spend A Perfect Weekend In Sligo Ireland
    Sometimes you need to find a place that feels removed from everyone else for a weekend of R&R and solitude.
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    German Extreme Adventurer and Influencer Tackles the Wild Atlantic Way in Sligo and Mayo
    A German film crew spent last week in Ireland on a photo and film shoot of the Wild Atlantic Way with Felix Wiemers, one...
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    Leading German Brand Panasonic ‘Snap Up’ the Wild Atlantic Way
    Well known German electronics company Panasonic together with, Globetrotter and SchwarzWeiB magazines are spending this week in Ireland on a photo shoot as part...
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    A Vegan Food Tour of Sligo
    Gaby and Hans Wieland of Sligo Food Tours have announced the launch of a vegan take on their tours, starting this autumn.
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    Sligo woman builds on farmhouse accommodation tradition
    A Sligo woman is building on the proud tradition of Irish farmhouse accommodation, with plans for expanding the enterprise established by her parents as...
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    Ryan Tubridy reveals his favourite spots in stunning Sligo
    The west of Ireland isn’t always renowned for its climate but somehow that doesn’t seem to matter in Sligo with its glorious, sandy beaches...
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    Opinion: Sligo Is Ireland’s Most Underrated County
    Find our why Dave Duke from iRadio thinks Sligo is criminally underrated!
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    Sligo Food Trail wins at Irish Hotel Awards
    Sligo Food Trail members continued their winning ways at the Irish Hotel Awards last week in the Galmont Hotel, Galway. The Radisson Blu triumphed...
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    Sligo Live Extends to 11 Days from 18th to 28th October 2019
    Sligo Live has announced the first acts to play the biggest and best Festival in its 15 year history. Next October features top Irish...
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    New Sligo Food Tours to combine walking and eating
    If there’s one way to improve on a good walk, it’s to follow it up with a good lunch, and now Sligo can offer...
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    HAGSTRAVAGANZA is back for its 5th birthday celebrations!
    Back by popular demand, the Hagstravaganza International Brewery Festival at the White Hag Ballymote will take place this year on the 26th and 27th...
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    Where The Vogue Editors Are Holidaying This Summer
    Forget far-flung places, Europe is the unequivocal holiday destination of choice for the Vogue editors this year.
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    Seven Photos That Prove That Sligo Is The Most Underrated County In Ireland
    Sligo is one of the most stunning counties in Ireland.
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    One Day in Sligo Town
    Sligo is an ideal destination to include on any Ireland travel itinerary or tours in Ireland. Here are recommendations of things to do in...
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    Sligo Is Quickly Becoming The Trendiest Foodie Spot In Ireland
    It has a wealth of natural wonders such as Benbulbin and Mullaghmore, a wealth of history and mythology and now most recently, it’s become...
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    Hike To Ireland's Highest Inland Cliffs In Sligo’s Dartry Mountains
    Discover a new walk for the weekend on the Cliffs of Annacuna near BenBulben.
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    Ten Amazing Things To Do In County Sligo
    Sligo is often overlooked as a holiday destination but as soon as you set foot in this beautiful county, you will see why the...
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    Sligo on Tripadvisor
    Read thousands of reviews of Sligo locations on Tripadvisor.
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    Things To Do In Sligo
    If you’re looking for an unforgettable coastal break, Sligo’s 110km of Wild Atlantic Way Surf Coast attractions - from stunning Strandhill Beach to Rosses...
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    Best Tourism Award for South and West Sligo Tourism at Croke Park
    Community tourism network South and West Sligo Tourism carried off the gold award in the Best Tourism Initiative category of the National Community and...
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Sligo is 54.8km from Ireland West Airport 133km from Galway Airport 216km from Dublin Airport 199km from Belfast International Airport Approximately 250,000 people within a 60km radius of Sligo city Sligo is the capital of County Sligo, and is the gateway to the North West and the Northern Ireland Sligo is served by the N4 to Dublin. The N16 to Enniskillen/Belfast and the N17 to Galway SIRO’s fibre-optic cabling direct to the home and business enables speeds of up to 1,000Mbs in Sligo City

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