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1. visitwicklow.ie › listing › arklowArklow - Wicklow County Tourism

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   Feb 25, 2015 · Arklow is a lively town in the southern corner of county Wicklow. Arklow was, in its day, one of the busiest ports in Ireland and a renowned centre for boat building and sea fishing as well as having a fine tradition in the pottery industry. Situated on the River Avoca, the N11 road and the Dublin/Rosslare rail line, Arklow is an excellent base ...

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     At Opera – Italian Cafe, Restaurant and Pizzeria we offer...

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2. www.tripadvisor.ie › Attractions-g186645THE 10 BEST Things to Do in Arklow 2024 (with Photos ...

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   Nov 17, 2023 · The decor is fresh and new with loads of free computers... 9. Coral Leisure Arklow. 1. Sports Complexes. By 152anderar. while staying in the arklow bay hotel we visited the coral leisure centre right outside the hotel. actually, it feels... 10. The Curiosity and Consignment store.

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   Nov 17, 2023 · The decor is fresh and new with loads of free computers... 9. Coral Leisure Arklow. 1. Sports Complexes. By 152anderar. while staying in the arklow bay hotel we visited the coral leisure centre right outside the hotel. actually, it feels... 10. The Curiosity and Consignment store.

4. heritage.wicklowheritage.org › places › arklowA Brief History of Arklow - County Wicklow Heritage

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   Mar 30, 2020 · Other sources include Wicklow History & Society (2004). Other sources include the National Library of Ireland, the Dictionary of Irish Architects and History Ireland. Arklow is a barony in Co. Wicklow; it is also a town and a civil parish. It is 40 miles from Dublin and in 1838 contained 6,309 inhabitants according to Lewis.

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5. www.irishstar.com › travel › irelandOne of Ireland’s top-rated towns to live in is also the ...

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   Jul 19, 2024 · The town of Arklow in Co Wicklow is one of the top-rated towns to live in Ireland. It is also a hugely popular tourist destination, boasting breathtaking seaside views and plenty of maritime history. Arklow was, in its day, one of the busiest ports in Ireland and a renowned center for boat building and sea fishing.

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   Base yourself in Arklow - 'Gateway to the Glens'. Explore a forest trail or a mountain track. Take a refreshing walk on the beach or along the Avoca River catchment. Stay awhile in quality hotels, camping, glamping or self-catering accommodation, and savour memorable food and drink experiences. All within 50 minutes of Dublin or Wexford.

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   Where is Arklow in Ireland?

   • Arklow is a lively town in the southern corner of county Wicklow. Arklow was, in its day, one of the busiest ports in Ireland and a renowned centre for boat building and sea fishing as well as having a fine tradition in the pottery industry.

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   Is Arklow a good place to visit?

   • Arklow was, in its day, one of the busiest ports in Ireland and a renowned centre for boat building and sea fishing as well as having a fine tradition in the pottery industry. Situated on the River Avoca, the N11 road and the Dublin/Rosslare rail line, Arklow is an excellent base for exploring County Wicklow and neighbouring counties.

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   Is Arklow a barony?

   • Arklow is a barony in Co. Wicklow; it is also a town and a civil parish. It is 40 miles from Dublin and in 1838 contained 6,309 inhabitants according to Lewis. Arklow used to be known as Invermore (Broad Estury) and has also been known as Arclogh.

   A Brief History of Arklow - County Wicklow Heritage

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   What is Arklow known for?

   • Arklow also has a tradition in the pottery industry. It is widely known for crafts, boasting a number of small, artisanal businesses that produce jewelry, pottery, and handmade food items. The accommodation in the town of Arklow is a healthy mix of charming and modern. Visitors can choose between a number of hotels and B&Bs.

   One of Ireland’s top-rated towns to live in is also the perfect seaside

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   Why is Arklow called Arklow?

   • The name Arklow was applied by 9th century Norse ‘raiders’ and it marked the southern extremity of the territory of the Danes of Dublin. In the 1800’s it was a sea-port, market town, post town and fishing “station from time immemorial”. The lower town was called the ‘fishery’ and in 1831 this area had 702, mainly thatched cabins.

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   What to do in Arklow?

   • The town is a good base from which to explore the Vale of Avoca to the east and the glorious sandy beaches of Brittas Bay to the north. The beautiful Clogga Beach is situated about 6.5km by road south of Arklow Town. Arklow has an attractive main street with ornate lighting and a charming riverside walk.

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8. arklow.ie › about-arklowAbout Arklow - Arklow & District Chamber

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   About Arklow. Named after Arknell, a fearsome 9 th century Viking warrior leader. Arklow has a long and interesting history especially with the sea. First established as a settlement 2000 years ago and set around the estuary of the river Avoca, Arklow is one of the ports identified on Ptolemy’s 2 nd century map of Britannia. Arklow is half ...