Kilkenny, Wicklow & Glendalough Tour Read More »
The town is home to a well-known Irish beer ‘Smithwick’s’ as well as one of the greatest castles in the country which is situated by the River Nore. Visitors will receive approximately 3 hours to explore the town along with some recomendations from their guide on the day. From Rothe House to St. Canice’s Cathedral there is plenty to see.
Malahide Gardens – Fairy Trail Read More »
What can I expect Self Guided experiences through the Walled Botanical Gardens and Fairy Trail. Explore the gardens and Butterfly
James Joyce Centre Read More »
James Joyce Centre:
This great museum is located in an old Georgian house on George’s Street. The shows you all about the life of James Joyce and the work that he done over the years when he was alive.
He was an Irish novelist, poet and literary critic and he is regarded as one of the most influential and important writers of the 20th Century. He was always known for experimenting use of language and exploring new literary methods.
GPO Museum | Witness History
Travel back in time and delve into Irish history at the GPO Museum and witness the events than completely transformed a nation.
The museum is an interactive and immersive experience that tells the story of the 1916 Easter Rising and modern Irish history.
Experience the film that was created so you can feel exactly what it was like to be in the middle of the action during the Rising as it happened at the GPO and other locations.
National Print Museum – Guided Tour Read More »
National Print Museum – Guided Tour
Learn everything there is to know about the ancient craft of printing with a guided tour of the National Print Museum.
Johannes Gutenberg revolutionised the world with the invention of the printing press in 1439.
You can view one of the most historical printed documents in Ireland being the 1916 Proclamation which was read out on the steps of the GPO (General Post Office) during the 1916 rising and discover the fascinating story in how this iconic Irish artefact was created.
Kilkenny, Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough Tour Read More »
See Glendalough’s stunning glacial valley, picturesque lakes, and 6th century round tower
Little Museum of Dublin – Guided Tour Read More »
Dublin’s Best Museum Experience
Museum Of Literature Ireland – Plan Your Visit Read More »
Explore the story of Ireland’s rich literary culture from past to present
St. Patrick’s Cathedral Read More »
Over 1000 Years of history at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Pearse Lyon Distillery at St. James Read More »
History in the reMaking!
Discover Pearse Lyon’s Distillery: A Unique Blend of History and Spirits
Nestled in the heart of Dublin’s historic St. James area, Pearse Lyon’s Distillery offers an intoxicating journey into the world of Irish whiskey and a rich tapestry of heritage. This unique Distillery is set within the 19th-century St. James’s Church, a beautifully restored site that was originally built in 1824. The church’s intricate architecture and historic ambiance serve as the perfect backdrop for your distilling adventure.
National Archaeology Museum Read More »
National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology
The National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology is a cornerstone of Dublin’s cultural landscape, offering a deep dive into Ireland’s rich history and heritage. Located at Kildare Street, Dublin 2, this spectacular museum is housed in an ornate building that boasts intricate decor, stunning doors, and beautifully crafted floors. Originally opened in 1890, the museum has served various functions over the years, but its primary role has always been to showcase Ireland’s archaeological treasures.
Newbridge House & Farm Read More »
Courtesy Failte Ireland Visit Dublin’s Best Kept Secret Located only 10mins from Dublin Airport, Newebridge House & Farm is a
Skerries Mills – Co. Dublin Read More »
Discover one of Dublin’s cultural and historical gems, where heritage and hospitality meet in the community hub of Skerries Mills.
Epic Emigration Museum Read More »
Located in the stunning CHQ building along the River Liffey, EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum is an immersive journey into the extraordinary stories of the Irish diaspora. This award-winning museum offers visitors a captivating insight into how Irish culture, tradition, and people have shaped the world through emigration. With high-tech exhibits, interactive displays, and personal stories, EPIC allows you to discover the impacts of emigration on both Ireland and those who’ve ventured far from its shores.
Dublin Castle, located in the heart of the city, is a historic site that has played a central role in Ireland’s history for over 800 years. The castle, which was originally built in the 13th century by the Normans, has served as a royal palace, a prison, and a government office. Today, it is open to the public as a museum and is a popular tourist attraction in Dublin. Once the centre of British rule in Ireland from 1204 to 1922, Dublin Castle is now the setting of some of the Irish Nations most important state ceremonies. The journey begins underground, where a hidden excavation reveals the 10th century viking foundations of Dublin.
Jameson Whiskey Tour Read More »
Experience the Jameson Distillery in Dublin
For whiskey enthusiasts and casual drinkers alike, a visit to the Jameson Distillery on Bow St. is a must when exploring Dublin. This beloved attraction offers a unique insight into the rich history, craft, and heritage of one of Ireland’s most iconic beverages.
One of the most striking things about Kilmainham Gaol is its architecture. The prison was built in the Georgian style, with high walls and large windows, and it is considered a fine example of this type of architecture. Visitors can take a guided tour of the prison and see the cells, the exercise yard, and the chapel, all of which have been carefully restored to their former appearance.
Newgrange – Neolithic Marvel Read More »
Steeped in ancient history and shrouded in mystery, the Newgrange Monument is a must-see marvel that beckons travelers from around the globe. Nestled in the lush landscapes of County Meath, this iconic passage tomb is best known for its stunning alignment with the winter solstice, when the rising sun illuminates its inner chamber in a breathtaking display. As you plan your Ireland travel itinerary, consider exploring not just this awe-inspiring site, but also nearby attractions like the mystical Hill of Tara and the picturesque Boyne Valley
