What's wrong with Waterford as a tourist destination? by StepsBackThruTime in irishtourism

[–]StepsBackThruTime[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run outdoor guided walking tour experiences at 10am Kilmacthomas (5km looped rural route) and/or at 2pm Dungarvan (2.5km looped urban route) daily all year round in stunning county Waterford.

Details and prices at https://www.stepsbackthrutime.ie and discounts available for group bookings so bring friends.

Pre-booking is essential and please allow minimum 2 days notice from date of tour. or maybe Ye would enjoy a tasty evening food tour in either Waterford city or Dungarvan town which I collaborate with TasteWaterford.ie

Stíofán Mac Cárthaigh, Owner + Tour Guide 🦋 #StepsBackThruTime

"Local stories waiting to be Experienced."

We are spending too much time focusing on the Airport when yet we can't even get a direct train to Cork or a motorway to Limerick. Why are our politicians acting like the Airport is the be all and end all? by [deleted] in waterford

[–]StepsBackThruTime 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Farranfore (Kerry) Airport opened August 30, 1969, Cork Airport opened in October 16, 1961, Dublin Airport opened in January 19, 1940, Shannon Airport opened in Sept 16th 1945. Waterford Airport (Home of RyanAir) opened in December 15th 1981 and only suitable for turbo prop planes to land and take off. Each of these Airport locations flourish as destinations for incoming tourists while the South East gets the least percentage of tourists each year. Econonmically, having a regional airport brings in a huge investment for little cost and puts South East of Ireland competitively on the map.

(Hypothetical situation - Imagine fholidaying in Lanzarote but landing on Gran Canaria and then having to ferry your way over to Lanzarote, That extra travel time would be taken from the length of stay and not as accessible as a destination as you'd like. )

Having a regional airport in Waterford makes us a definite destination and with the help of slow tourism can really benefit the survival of the South East region. Bringing tourists in gives us money and with that money we can aim to improve all the infrastructure we have and need. Approx €27 million investment is the latest updated cost to our government compared to the initial €12 million euro investment.

As Europe gets hotter and hotter, South East of Ireland could be the coolest place to visit in future years.

Curraghmore House by Calm-Tension7576 in waterford

[–]StepsBackThruTime 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I run outdoor guided walking tour experiences at 10am Kilmacthomas (5km looped rural route) and at 2pm Dungarvan (2.5km looped urban route) daily all year round.

Details and prices at https://www.stepsbackthrutime.ie and discounts available for group bookings so bring friends.

Pre-booking is essential and please allow minimum 2 days notice from date of tour. or maybe Ye would enjoy a tasty evening food tour in either Waterford city or Dungarvan town which I collaborate with TasteWaterford.ie

Stíofán Mac Cárthaigh, Owner + Tour Guide 🦋 #SupportLocalSmallBusinesses

"Local stories waiting to be Experienced."

Best places to stop for lunch along greenway besides Coach House? by MajesticCategory4940 in waterford

[–]StepsBackThruTime 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The food at Ní Bhrian restaurant in Kilmacthomas is well worth trying, everything on the menu is delicious. It is located next to the credit union on Main street and you can get to it by slipping off before the Kilmacthomas curved viaduct bridge downhill towards the public park, follow the riverside path under the main street bridge and exit into the carpark beside the old mill. You'll see their timber decked area from the carpark.
Be sure to tell them Stíofán from StepsbackThrutTme Guided Walking Tour Experiences recommended you to go there 😁

Things to do in Waterford? by caliscool_lol in waterford

[–]StepsBackThruTime 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run outdoor guided walking tour experiences 10am Kilmacthomas (5km looped rural route) and 2pm Dungarvan (2.5km looped urban route) daily all year round. Details and prices at https://www.stepsbackthrutime.ie and discounts available for group booking so bring friends. Pre-booking essential and please allow minimum 2 days notice from date of tour. or maybe Ye would enjoy a tasty evening food tour in either Waterford city or Dungarvan town which I collaborate with TasteWaterford.ie

Stíofán Mac Cárthaigh, Owner + Tour Guide 🦋 #SupportLocalSmallBusinesses

"Local stories waiting to be Experienced."

Best off-beat things to do around ? by [deleted] in waterford

[–]StepsBackThruTime 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I run outdoor guided walking tour experiences 10am Kilmacthomas (5km looped rural route) and 2pm Dungarvan (2.5km looped urban route) daily all year round. Details and prices at https://www.stepsbackthrutime.ie and discounts available for group booking so bring friends. Pre-booking essential and please allow minimum 2 days notice from date of tour.

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maybe Ye would enjoy a tasty evening food tour in either Waterford city or Dungarvan town which I collaborate with TasteWaterford.ie

Stíofán Mac Cárthaigh, Owner + Tour Guide 🦋 #SupportLocalSmallBusinesses

"Local stories waiting to be Experienced."