Gorey Holiday Deals

Gorey Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Gorey

When chucking a sickie becomes way too simple, it's time to break free from the nine-to-five and say hello to Gorey!

The nation's capital city, Dublin, sits 75 kilometres to the north of Gorey.

Curracloe Beach and Sandymount Beach are great options if you're interested in somewhere to lounge by the seaside.

Venture beyond the confines of Gorey and you'll stumble on some wonderful natural sights. Just 35 kilometres away, Upper Lake is a pleasant place to take in some fresh air. Another sugggestion is Lower Lake, 35 kilometres away from Gorey.

No Gaelic football lover should miss out on a visit to Dr. Cullen Park, located 50 kilometres away in Carlow. Check the schedule to find out when they're playing. If you miss them, why not catch the stadium's other home team, the Carlow GAA?

Expand your horizons and see what's going on in Arklow, 13 kilometres to the north. Plenty of visitors come here for the Avoca Mines and the Woodenbridge Golf Club. Alternatively, Camolin is 15 kilometres to the southwest of Gorey. Visit this place for convenient access to Ferns Castle and Craanford Mills.

Do a bit of shopping and visit some attractions in Clonegall. This place is 25 kilometres to the west and quite close to Huntington Castle, St. Brigid's Roman Catholic Church and St. Fiaac's Church of Ireland. Of course, don't forget about Weavers Cottages and the Bunclody Golf Club either.

Eating is one of life's greatest pleasures, and since you're here, you probably think travel is too. Combine your enthusiasm for both by venturing out and sampling the local cuisine at various restaurants, cafés and bars across town.

Once you find a table and scan a café or restaurant menu, you'll discover that mutton and pork are some ingredients commonly found in dishes here.

On the hunt for a distinctive Gorey eating experience? There are some specialties you shouldn't miss, such as Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) and bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato).

If you never refuse the dessert menu, you're not going to be disappointed. Be sure to try sweet seedcake loaf, an enticing treat that's sure to satisfy your sugar cravings.

Are you craving a drink yet? Knock back a glass of Murphy’s Irish Stout, a beer that should be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Don't forget to put the 17th of March in your schedule. In Gorey this means one thing — Saint Patrick's Day. A prominent day of celebrations, this is an excellent time to travel to the country.

Having a hard time bidding farewell? Don't worry. This picturesque region will always be here awaiting your return.

When the time arrives to pack up your suitcase and fasten your seatbelt, the closest terminal, Dublin Airport (DUB), is 80 kilometres to the north.

Hotels in Gorey

Seeking some recommendations? Check out the availability at the Marlfield House and Harbour House. A cosy bed and great service await!