Links
Lismore Heritage CentreInformation on Lismore Heritage Centre, historic & educational tours, craft shop and festivals. Through the tourist office in the centre you can book accommodation in the Lismore area.
Lismore Mochuda
Business and tourist information on the town of Lismore, County Waterford, Ireland.
Lismore Castle & Gardens
This website gives you a brief history of Lismore Castle. Take a virtual tour of its gardens. Also find out how you can stay at Lismore Castle.
Waterford County Council
Waterford County Council supports the Immrama festival
Foras na Gaeilge
Foras na Gaeilge are supporters of Imramma. The aim of their website is to create a central point on the internet for everything to do with the Irish language, classes, course, events, and the likes..
Cappoquin Development Company
Information on culture, tourism and business in Cappoquin, Co. Waterford.
Waterford Tourism
The official resource for tourists in Waterford.
South East Ireland
Visit Carlow, Kilkenny, South Tipperary, Waterford and Wexford.
Ireland.ie
The official tourist information site for Ireland. Make this the year that you re-discover your Ireland. The holiday you'll never forget is out there, waiting for you.
Dungarvan Tourism
The official resource for tourists in Dungarvan.
Copper Coast Tourism
Official resource for tourists visiting Waterford's Copper Coast. UNESCO has designated this area a geopark, for geological, archaeological, ecological and cultural reasons.
Blackwater Holidays
Official resource for tourists visiting the Blackwater Valley area of County Cork.
Waterford County Museum
This website has over 3000 pages of content on Waterford history.
Waterford County Museum Image Archive
This website has thousands of photos and images from Waterford history including many images of Lismore.
Waterford Crystal
The official website of Waterford Crystal.
AOIFE
AOIFE, the Association of Irish Festival Events, is the all-island advocacy and development network of festivals and events.
Molly Keane Writers Retreat
The writer Molly Keane lived at Dysert in the picturesque village of Ardmore in County Waterford. Her daughter Virginia Brownlow has now made the house available for use by contemporary writers of all abilities.
