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UNDATED � Brian Hughes of Connemara Safari Walking Holidays leads the way on a hike around Inishbofin � "island of the white cow" one of dozens of islands off the coast of Ireland, about a 40-minute ferry ride. The company offers day long and multi-day tours around the islands. (Lisa Monforton, Calgary Herald) FOR POSTMEDIA NEWS TRAVEL PACKAGE, AUGUST 1. (POSTMEDIA)
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Our 10-day escorted coach tour featuring Ireland and Northern Ireland departs Sept. 18-27. Please join Platinum Travel and Connie from Cosmos for a presentation on Sat. Feb. 16from 2 to 4p.m. at McNally Robinson, 1120 Grand Ave. RSVP to Evelyn at evelyn@platinumtravel.ca or 204-774-2000 or 1-888-324-1519
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Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 9, 2013 D2
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