Bordering on the Irish sea located in the North East of the country Co Louth has a rich past which is reflected in the landscape and architecture of the locality. From the imposing peaks of the Cooley peninsula where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea to the stunning scenery surrounding Carlingford, Louth claims the title of Ireland’s smallest county with an area of 820km² and a population in 2006 of 110,894 approximately. Bordering Northern Ireland its two main towns are Drogheda and Dundalk.

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	An Poitin Stil, South Dublin County
	This is a landmark public house and restaurant famed for its traditional hospitality and award winning food and service.
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	Aras Chronain, South Dublin County
	Áras Chrónáin Ionad Cultúrtha is a magnificent Georgian house on wonderful picturesque surroundings right in the heart of old Clondalkin village.
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	Castle Leslie Estate, Co. Monaghan
	Nestled in 1,000 acres of undulating Irish countryside dotted with ancient woodlands and glittering lakes, Castle Leslie Estate is an enchanting and secluded rural retreat steeped in history and splendour.
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	Luttrellstown Castle, West Dublin
	Luttrellstown Castle is set in the grandeur and elegance of a five hundred and sixty acre walled estate, just west of Dublin.
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	Nutgrove
	Nutgrove was built in 1834 on the site of an earlier dwelling and is built in a late georgian/early victorian style with intricate cornicing in the hall, drawing and dining rooms.
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