Links
Activities
http://www.westporthouse.ie
Westport House and Gardens
Westport House is one of Irelands most beautiful 18th century Historic Homes which is open to the public and is still privately owned. It is situated in a magnificent Parkland setting,with a Lake, Terraces and Gardens overlooking Clew Bay.
http://www.heritageireland.ie
Come and explore the many and varied heritage sites Ireland has to offer. Discover Ireland's Parks, Monuments, Gardens, Inland Waterways, and National Cultural Institutions.
http://www.museumsofmayo.com
The 'Museums of Mayo' network was established in 1997 to collect, preserve, research and exhibit the varied and rich cultural heritage of Mayo.
On this website you will be able to find out what each museum has to offer and plan your time to gain the most from your visit to County Mayo.
http://www.heritageisland.com
The Heritage Island website brings together over 80 of the most prestigious Visitor Attractions and Heritage Towns throughout Ireland, North and South.
Our centres range from ancient abbeys, medieval castles and historic houses to museums, interpretative centres, gardens and folk parks. Each one has a different story to tell, or takes a new look at old traditions. Some reflect the glories of Ireland long ago, others portray the history and culture of our own time – all are entertaining, informative and fun to visit.
http://www.ehi.ie
Equestrian Holidays Ireland is a selection of Ireland’s top horseback riding establishments, each with its own individual character and style. Every centre is Irish Tourist Board listed and Association of Irish Riding Establishments approved
http://www.horseracingireland.ie
Wherever you are in Ireland you're never far from a race meeting. With over 300 race meetings at 27 racecourses, there are countless racing gems to choose from.
http://www.carrowholly-stables.com
Carrowholly Stables & Trekking Centre, Westport, Co. Mayo. Guided Scenic and Coastal Treks with stunning views of Clew Bay.
http://www.westportartsfestival.com
Westport Arts Festival has long since established itself on the West Coast calendar as an exciting and diverse event. The festival is a locally run event for the enjoyment of the local community and the thousands of tourists who visit the area. This year's programme will be run over a four day period and will be made up of a mix of daytime workshops, lectures and exhibitions which will complement the evening musical and theatrical programmes from some of Irelands best known artists.
Golf
http://www.golflinks.com
Golf Links Golf Discussion and Information
http://www.westcoastlinks.com
Enjoy a vacation that combines the excitement of truly magnificent golf with some of the most beautiful and unspoilt scenery in Europe. The golfer will marvel at the spontaneous warmth of the welcome at each North & West Coast Links course and in the towns, villages, pubs, and restaurants along Ireland's Atlantic seaboard.
http://www.clewbaygolf.com
The Golf Course is located in an area of outstanding scenic grandeur with magnificent panoramic views of Clew Bay, its islands and Croagh Patrick. A truely unique beautiful scenic location. Clew Bay 9-hole Golf Course is open to the public and plays 2,500 metres, Par 35. It is specifically designed to provide a challenge for the true golfer, and at the same time encourage the beginner.
http://www.golfbreaks.com
Welcome to Golfbreaks.com - the unique one-stop service dedicated to saving golfers both time and money in organising their golf breaks.
With over 300 venues throughout the UK and Europe, Golfbreaks.com offers tailor-made golf breaks at great value prices, as well as hundreds of special offers.
http://www.carnegolflinks.com
Carne Golf Links lies in magnificent unspoiled sand dunes overlooking Blacksod Bay and the wild Atlantic Ocean near Belmullet Co. Mayo in the west of Ireland. Carne was the last links course to be designed by the late Eddie Hackett and it is now believed by many who have played it to his greatest challenge.
Angling
http://www.rodytye.ie Fly Fishing
Spend a day on Lough Mask, Carra or Conn with a local ghillie or learn to tye your own flies at the amazing “Flyshop”.
http://www.wrfb.ie
The Fisheries Boards are the statutory bodies responsible for the conservation, protection, promotion and development of Ireland's inland fisheries and sea angling resources. The Western Regional Fisheries Board is fully committed to the development of the resource to its full potential in a sustainable manner and to fully maximise benefits for the local communities.
http://www.northwestfisheries.ie
The North Western Regional Fisheries Board is the statutory body responsible for the conservation, protection, development, management, promotion and marketing of inland fisheries and sea angling resources in Ireland’s north western fisheries region. The Board is also responsible for protection of mollusc fisheries in its area of jurisdiction.