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TrekNI Discount Codes – Ambassador Programme

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    TrekNI Discount Codes get you 10% off any purchase on the TrekNI shop. I’m an adventurer and traveller who loves to book a flight and get on a plane to see the world. But, my first adventures started right here in Northern Ireland. So, you’ll see lots of blog posts about walking in NI, accommodation, […]

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    Red Kites in Ireland – Retreat & Feeding Station

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      Red Kites in Ireland were hunted almost to extinction and used to be a rare sighting. Reintroduction and conservation efforts restarted in 2008 in Wicklow and Castlewellan were followed by upgraded protections in the Wildlife and Natural Environment (NI) Act 2011. Now, professionals and enthusiasts are bringing both thrilling experiences and awareness to the public

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      The French Rooms Bushmills Northern Ireland – Foodie Review

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        Aged pottery and elaborately carved mirrors are set against a dark grey, painted tongue-in-groove backdrop. Voluptuous dining vignettes in the Gallery window and the tall Library hallway with its oversized stone fireplace form the expansive entrance to The French Rooms in Bushmills. While I love dining in new places of all styles as part of

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        Ardtara Country House Upperlands Northern Ireland – Foodie Review

        Views from Maghera out toward Slieve Commedagh and Slieve Donnard
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          Ardtara Country House was built in 1876 by Harry Clark and it remained a family home until 1970s. It was repurchased in 1990, and converted into a hotel in 1994. The estate on which the property sits is insulated from the modern world in a noise-cancelling cocoon of towering, mature trees on the outskirts of

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