The Old Storehouse – Temple Bar Read More »
The Old Storehouse is one of our most favourite bars in all of Dublin, even though it is generally a touristic spot, it has some of the greatest Trad musicians the Island of Ireland has to offer and some of the best Irish Grub in town. Friendly and welcoming staff make this a regular haunt for locals and Tourist’s alike.
Cliffs of Moher, Burren & Galway City Tour Read More »
Visit Cliffs of Moher – UNESCO’s 7th Most Wonderful Site!
Macabre Dublin Tour Read More »
The tour guide (who you’ll spot as he always carries a is big yellow umbrella), introduces participants to sinister stories, ghostly legends, and notorious characters associated with Dublin’s haunted past.
Hear the story about the Death of Cúchulainn – the mighty warrior who had his eyes pecked out by the raven on his shoulder.
Learn about the thriving 19th- century business of grave robbing beside the city mortuary.
Museum Of Literature Ireland – Plan Your Visit Read More »
Explore the story of Ireland’s rich literary culture from past to present
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.
All-Ireland 6-Day Tour from Dublin – Paddywagon Tours Read More »
Visit some of Ireland’s most popular attractions during this 6-day tour from Dublin. Choose from three different lodging options, and
Teeling Distillery Trinity Tour Read More »
Take a fully guided tour and discover the history of Irish whiskey and the influence it has had on the world.
Yellow Umbrella – Food & Folklore Tour Read More »
Immerse yourself in the vibrant tales of Celtic civilization while touring Ireland’s capital city as your guide uncovers the rich cultural tradition of storytelling in Ireland. Gain a unique perspective on legendary sagas such as The Salmon of Knowledge and Táin Bó Cúailgne (the Cattle Raid of Cooley).
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.
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
DoDublin – Hop-On Hop-Off No.1 Dublin City Tour Read More »
Dublin’s Hop On Hop Off City Tour
When it comes to exploring Dublin, the DoDublin Hop On Hop Off bus tour stands out as the number one way to see the city’s iconic sights and hidden gems. This tour is designed to offer a flexible and convenient experience, allowing you to discover Dublin at your own pace.
The Guinness Storehouse & Perfect Pint Tour Read More »
Start your day at the Guinness Storehouse to immerse yourself in the rich history and essence of Ireland’s most legendary beer. Delve into the narrative of Guinness throughout the seven levels of this iconic structure, then savour the panoramic vistas of Dublin city from Gravity Bar while enjoying a pint of the renowned “black stuff”!
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 botanic gardens Read More »
The National Botanic Gardens of Ireland are an oasis of calm and beauty, and entry is free. A premier scientific institution, the gardens contain important collections of plant species and cultivars from all over the world. The National Botanic Gardens in Dublin are located in Glasnevin, just three kilometres from Dublin City Centre, and are famous for the exquisitely restored historic glasshouses. The National Botanic Gardens in Wicklow are located in Kilmacurragh, where the milder climate, higher rainfall, and deeper, acidic soils of this historic Wicklow garden, provide a counterpoint to the collections at Glasnevin. The two gardens have been closely associated since 1854.
Dublin Zoo Tickets Read More »
Dublin Zoo – Dublin’s Favourite Family Attraction
Southern Ireland 6-Day Tour from Dublin – Paddywagon Tours Read More »
Journey across Southern Ireland on this 6-day tour that lets you choose from three accommodation options. This tour provides you
Teeling Distillery Select Tasting Read More »
Discover the history of Irish whiskey and learn about the Teeling Family heritage and their innovation in whiskey making.
1916 Rebellion Walking Tour Read More »
You’ll learn the story of how a small band of Irish patriots declared Ireland’s independence to the world in Easter 1916. This led to one of the bloodiest confrontations with the British forces that Dublin had ever seen. After a week of intense fighting the rebellion was quashed and the rebellion leaders were captured and executed in Kilmainham Gaol in Dublin city.
The Perfect Pint Tour Read More »
If you are a Guinness drinker and enjoy a perfect pint then this is the tour for you.
On this tour you will experience a complete unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the Irish culture in authentic Irish pubs.
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.
