Born in 1866 at Colligan Lodge, the home of James Galwey, a well known trainer and owner of greyhounds, Master Mcgrath is the most celebrated greyhound in Ireland. He won the Waterloo Cup on three occasions, 1868, 1869 and 1871 and was the first greyhound to do so. The Master McGrath Monument is located at the junction of the Clonmel and Cappoquin Roads outside Dungarvan to mark his winning of the Waterloo Cup.
Experience the epic Waterford Greenway, a walking and cycling off-road trail. The spectacular 46km route runs from Waterford City to Dungarvan along an old railway line.
Experience the epic Waterford Greenway, a walking and cycling off-road trail. The spectacular 46km route runs from Waterford City to Dungarvan along an old railway line.
Walk through the pages of history in the bay side beauty that is historic Ardmore. Follow cliff paths boasting coastal panoramas and roads and laneways that lead you by fascinating Early Christian sites. An easy four-kilometre loop, Ardmore Cliff Walk is a rewarding route.
Explore the lower slopes of the captivating Comeragh Mountains on this challenging 7.9km walking loop. Remote and incredibly scenic, you’ll spot plenty of peaks and enjoy county-wide views on this wonderful Waterford trail.
The loop is situated in the Rathgormack area of Co. Waterford, it is the shorter of two loops. Most of the friendly inhabitants are engaged in agriculture - producing milk, beef, lamb, wool, bacon, cereals and timber. Major social interests of the area include Gaelic Football and Hurling – and are the popular topic of conversation at the two Kennedy’s Pubs in the small village.
Christ Church Cathedral is located in the heart of the Viking Triangle in Waterford City. Special events and concerts take place there throughout the year.
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