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Pub Quiz in aid of Tramore Allotments Association - Wednesday October 4th - Vimarsana News

Pub Quiz in aid of Tramore Allotments Association - Wednesday October 4th

A pub smart phone quiz in aid of Tramore Allotments Association will take place in the Old Forge Pub, Main street Tramore on Wednesday 4th October at 8.30pm.All...

Source: wlrfm.com
Britain's weird and wonderful boozers: Map shows the oldest, smallest, highest, most haunted and wonkiest pubs in the UK (including a cave, the bar with a human hand and one made of SKIN) - Vimarsana News

Britain's weird and wonderful boozers: Map shows the oldest, smallest, highest, most haunted and wonkiest pubs in the UK (including a cave, the bar with a human hand and one made of SKIN)

With so much history it is therefore not that surprising to have some pretty wacky boozers - from human skin to one so remote the only way to get there is either a hike or ferry ride.

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Home - BBC Travel

The latest stories from BBC Travel on travel topics from all over the globe: culture, identity, food, history, heritage, archaeology, nature, sustainability, adventure, experiences, destinations and other themes that celebrate the people and places that make the world diverse and amazing.

Source: bbc.co.uk
UK's Most Remote Pub Offers Free Beer If You Hike There - Vimarsana News

UK's Most Remote Pub Offers Free Beer If You Hike There

Visiting The Old Forge Pub in Inverie, Scotland requires a two-day, 15-mile hike, but it offers free beer to anyone who makes the trek.

A quintessentially Irish way to travel - Vimarsana News

A quintessentially Irish way to travel

Ireland's peat bogs have heated Irish homes for centuries. But could cycling through them help fuel a slow travel revolution and save this landscape?

Source: bbc.com