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"The rise of the 'staycation' has also helped boost hotel prices with popular tourist spots such as Castlebar and Sligo experiencing an increase in room rates with prices up 4% and 5% respectively."
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"The rise of the 'staycation' has also helped boost hotel prices with popular tourist spots such as Castlebar and Sligo experiencing an increase in room rates with prices up 4pc and 5pc respectively."
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"The rise of the 'staycation' has also helped boost hotel prices with popular tourist spots such as Castlebar and Sligo experiencing an increase in room rates with prices up 4% and 5% respectively."
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"The rise of the 'staycation' has also helped boost hotel prices with popular tourist spots such as Castlebar and Sligo experiencing an increase in room rates with prices up 4% and 5% respectively."
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"The rise of the 'staycation' has also helped boost hotel prices with popular tourist spots such as Castlebar and Sligo experiencing an increase in room rates with prices up 4% and 5% respectively."
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"The rise of the 'staycation' has also helped boost hotel prices with popular tourist spots such as Castlebar and Sligo experiencing an increase in room rates with prices up 4% and 5% respectively."
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Paul McErlane/European Pressphoto Agency Election posters are seen outside the headquarters in Castlebar as the Irish general election begins in County Mayo, Ireland.
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Peter Morrison/Associated Press Ireland's Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny, watched by his wife, Fionnuala, right, and daughter, Aoibhinn, left, prepared to cast his vote at a school in Castlebar, Ireland.
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Blackie Gavin, a county councilor from Castlebar, is one such climber.
Patty Hodapp: 2,507 Feet Above Ireland: A St. Paddy's Climb up Croagh Patrick Patty Hodapp 2011
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Paul Mcerlane/European Pressphoto Agency Gerard Deere, mayor of Castlebar and assistant to Irish opposition leader Enda Kenny, opened up the party headquarters in Castlebar.
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