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Three luxury self catering Log Cabins located in historic and beautiful country side of Killinkere, County Cavan, Ireland.
These three self catering cottages offers breathtaking views overlooking Lough Dargan or known locally as Gallon lake.
A beautiful and romantic hide away or simply to provide a haven to which you can excape from the stresses of everyday living.
These Log Chalets are made from dense reddish Finnish Lapland Pine that has grown so slowly that the annual growth rings are sometimes hard to distinguish by the naked eye which makes this a durable cosy and ecologically friendly accommodation.
Ramor Theatre, Virginia,
Celebrating Women's Literature
Date : 01 March 2012 to 04 March 2012
Location: Johnston Library, Cavan; County Museum, Ballyjamesduff; the Ramor Theatre, Virginia.
Admission: Varies
All lovers of literature will be delighted to hear that Cavan County Council will host a weekend in March 2012 designed to celebrate women’s contribution to literature in Ireland. The inaugural ‘Celebrating Women’s Literature’ will take place over the first weekend in March 2012 in three venues to include the award-winning Johnston Library, Cavan; the historic County Museum, Ballyjamesduff and the intimate setting of the Ramor Theatre, Virginia.
Attendees can expect a fascinating weekend of mouth-watering workshops, panel discussions, readings, plays and youth events. Confirmed contributors so far include Garry Hynes, acclaimed theatre director and founder of the Druid Theatre; Martina Devlin, author and Irish Independent and Sunday World Magazine journalist; Nuala Ní Domhnaill, celebrated Irish language poet; Jennifer Johnston, novelist and winner of the Whitbread Award; Susan McKay, CEO of the National Women’s Council and writer; Christine Dwyer Hickey, award-winning novelist and short-story writer and Monica McInerney, author of several best-selling novels.
The programme for the weekend will also include an exciting performance of ‘Bog Child’ by Siobhan Dowd, performed by the County Youth drama group in the Ramor Theatre. A celebratory poster of women writers will also be unveiled in time for the weekend. The poster will mirror the well-known poster of Ireland’s great male writers i.e. Yeats, Joyce, Beckett etc.
‘Celebrating Women’s Literature’ is the first weekend of its kind in Ireland – the first weekend dedicated to exploring and celebrating women’s extensive accomplishments in the literary heritage of our country.
This promises to be a very exciting weekend for everybody with an interest in the written word - not to be missed! for more details of the programme. t: 049 437 8500
Tickets can only be reserved in advance if accompanied by a payment. Reservations can be made by the following methods:
In Person
The box office is open Tuesday to Friday 10:00am-4:00pm and 7:00pm-9:00pm on the night of a show.
By Phone
Box Office: (049) 8547074. Payment over phone can be made by Visa Access Mastercard and Laser. The theatre charges no additional fees on card bookings. Tickets will be held at box office for collection on night of show.
Lough Dargan is renowned for its fishing of Bream, Roach, Pike and Perch.
Within a 10 Km radius there are ten more lakes which is home to Pike,Hybrid,Rudd and Trout.
Family friendly run business with disability access, private car park.
Click here for more information on renting the lakeside log cabin
Three luxury self catering Log Cabins located in historic and beautiful country side of Killinkere, County Cavan, Ireland.
These three self catering cottages offers breathtaking views overlooking Lough Dargan or known locally as Gallon lake.
A beautiful and romantic hide away or simply to provide a haven to which you can excape from the stresses of everyday living.
These Log Chalets are made from dense reddish Finnish Lapland Pine that has grown so slowly that the annual growth rings are sometimes hard to distinguish by the naked eye which makes this a durable cosy and ecologically friendly accommodation.
Ramor Theatre, Virginia,
Celebrating Women's Literature
Date : 01 March 2012 to 04 March 2012
Location: Johnston Library, Cavan; County Museum, Ballyjamesduff; the Ramor Theatre, Virginia.
Admission: Varies
All lovers of literature will be delighted to hear that Cavan County Council will host a weekend in March 2012 designed to celebrate women’s contribution to literature in Ireland. The inaugural ‘Celebrating Women’s Literature’ will take place over the first weekend in March 2012 in three venues to include the award-winning Johnston Library, Cavan; the historic County Museum, Ballyjamesduff and the intimate setting of the Ramor Theatre, Virginia.
Attendees can expect a fascinating weekend of mouth-watering workshops, panel discussions, readings, plays and youth events. Confirmed contributors so far include Garry Hynes, acclaimed theatre director and founder of the Druid Theatre; Martina Devlin, author and Irish Independent and Sunday World Magazine journalist; Nuala Ní Domhnaill, celebrated Irish language poet; Jennifer Johnston, novelist and winner of the Whitbread Award; Susan McKay, CEO of the National Women’s Council and writer; Christine Dwyer Hickey, award-winning novelist and short-story writer and Monica McInerney, author of several best-selling novels.
The programme for the weekend will also include an exciting performance of ‘Bog Child’ by Siobhan Dowd, performed by the County Youth drama group in the Ramor Theatre. A celebratory poster of women writers will also be unveiled in time for the weekend. The poster will mirror the well-known poster of Ireland’s great male writers i.e. Yeats, Joyce, Beckett etc.
‘Celebrating Women’s Literature’ is the first weekend of its kind in Ireland – the first weekend dedicated to exploring and celebrating women’s extensive accomplishments in the literary heritage of our country.
This promises to be a very exciting weekend for everybody with an interest in the written word - not to be missed! for more details of the programme. t: 049 437 8500
Tickets can only be reserved in advance if accompanied by a payment. Reservations can be made by the following methods:
In Person
The box office is open Tuesday to Friday 10:00am-4:00pm and 7:00pm-9:00pm on the night of a show.
By Phone
Box Office: (049) 8547074. Payment over phone can be made by Visa Access Mastercard and Laser. The theatre charges no additional fees on card bookings. Tickets will be held at box office for collection on night of show.
Lough Dargan is renowned for its fishing of Bream, Roach, Pike and Perch.
Within a 10 Km radius there are ten more lakes which is home to Pike,Hybrid,Rudd and Trout.
Family friendly run business with disability access, private car park.
Click here for more information on renting the lakeside log cabin