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Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Killiney, Killiney, County Dublin Killiney is an area in South Dublin on the coast. The Train station here is where we meetup for the walk and get to know each other a little beforehand. This route is along public pavements, is mostly flat except for the Vico Road stretch which is steep in places. It is about 8 kms long and will take about 3 hours plus stops. We will follow the coastal road with some of the most expensive real estate in Ireland with tales of the famous and infamous inhabitants, past and present, along the way. The views from Killiney hill and its coastline explain why it is such an attractive place to live. Sometimes it is compared to Sorrento in Northern Italy. There is a place called Sorrento in Killiney. From here you can also see Dalkey Island, which once had a monastic site on it and was also the first landing place of Vikings into Ireland. Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Dalkey, Dalkey, County Dublin We will walk from Killiney along the coast unless you wish to visit Killiney hill. We will eventually make our way into a very old Norman settlement town in Dublin called Dalkey. The town still has many of its old remaining Norman building such as the Mint, Church and castle. Its narrow streets give you a hint to the age of the town and its settlers. Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Bullock Castle, Bullock Harbour, Glenageary, Dalkey, Co. Dublin, Ireland As we make our way from Dalkey Village north towards Dun Laoghaire you will notice another castle to your right just of the road. This is Bullock Castle and is also another Norman structure with its own small harbour. This at one time was the main entry into Dublin from England and the castle was used to collect tariffs and taxes. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Sandycove, Sandycove, County Dublin This is where the James Joyce museum is in south Dublin. It’s also where the book Ulysses starts from. This is also a very famous place in Dublin for swimming. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Dun Laoghaire, Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin Dun Laoghaire today is our main port between Dublin and England and has been down through the ages. This is why this part of Dublin may have a very British feel to it. With its promenade and fine Georgian houses on its sea front. There are many Yacht clubs here and long piers which many Irish people enjoy a Sunday walk on. It’s also where we have our ice creams in Teddy's and there are many places to eat if you are a little peckish after your walk. We will walk you to the train station here where we say good bye and maybe you might enjoy staying a little longer here to have a browse on your own. Duration: 30 minutes

This walk passes through some of the most beautiful and expensive parts of south county Dublin. Which would also make them the most expensive real estate in all of Ireland. As you walk along these small roads with outstanding views you will begin to understand why. These are places where you might meet some of Ireland's most famous characters such as Bono or Enya. The walk takes some very important historical locations such as the old Norman town of Dalkey and the impressive castle at Bullock Harbour. Then we come to a small beach and pier where people from Dublin swim everyday of the year. This short walk is full of enchantment, Irish folklore and history.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Howth, Howth, County Dublin We will start the tour visiting the fishing port of this typical Irish town, where with any luck we can see a gray seal. From there, based on the weather, we will decide our next point on the itinerary: we can visit Howth Castle, learn about the history of Ireland's most famous pirate captain, tour the beautiful rhododendron garden, go back in time to visit a dolmen and know its legend, we will go up to Muck Rock where we will have the best view of the bay of Dublin, we will cross a forest where we will have a picnic (it is recommended to bring something to eat), next to the fairy houses. From there, we will head towards the famous Howth cliffs, where the view of the Baily Lighthouse overwhelms. We will finish the tour walking along the cliffs and descending to the best known fishing village in eastern Ireland. Duration: 5 hours Pass By: Baily Lighthouse, Hill of Howth, Howth D13 Ireland We will see at the back of a spectacular landscape the wonderful Baily Lighthouse, one of the icons of Howth and a magnificent place to take photos. Pass By: Howth Castle, Howth Ireland We will pass in front of Howth Castle, which is full of stories and legends such as that related to pirate captain Grace O´Malley

On this tour we will meet one of the most magical towns in all of Ireland: this Howth Peninsula is loaded with legends, secret trails, forests, and cliffs. It is a tour to spend the whole day, with which the guide makes every effort to ensure that the group interacts and enjoys. We will do a totally unknown route for tourists, very typical of the inhabitants of Howth, so that magic essence is maintained throughout the tour. Movie landscapes, fairy tales, hiking and fresh air in a special group. Are you going to miss it? The route is about 11 km and we cross forests and climb to some summit, so it is essential to have appropriate footwear to walk through the field (sneakers or hiking boots). We will also have a picnic in the forest (food not included). The train ticket is purchased at the meeting point.

Itinerary Day 1: Day 1: Dublin – Cliffs of Moher – Dingle Peninsula Stop At: Dublin, Dublin, County Dublin Enjoy a scenic drive across the beautiful midlands of Ireland, your 100% Irish tour guide will keep you entertained and informed with songs and stories. We will take a 20-minute mid-morning comfort and coffee stop in the midlands of Ireland and make our way towards the West Coast! Duration: 20 minutes Stop At: Kinvara Harbour, The Quay, Kinvara Ireland On reaching the west, we stop in the small picturesque village of Kinvara. This colorful village is famous as an ancient fishing village, and we can admire the harbor and the beautiful landscape. We can also admire nearby Dunguaire Castle, and get some great photos. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Wild Atlantic Way The Atlantic Coast of Ireland, Galway Ireland We enjoy a coastal drive along the shores of Galway Bay. This dramatic road ensures we see amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean. This drive is part of the "Wild Atlantic Way" which is a driving route that follows the entire West Coast of Ireland. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: The Burren, The Burren, County Clare We make our way through the Burren - one of the famous landscapes of Ireland! It is famous for its Limestone Rock, as far as the eye can see, and reaching down to the sea shore. We will stop at the "Mini Cliffs" which are a great site to experience this area, and enjoy the coast. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Doolin, Doolin, The Burren, County Clare We pass through the beautiful landscape of the Doolin region, with uninterrupted views of the Aran Islands and Doolin Harbour. We will take a stop in Doolin, with the time to enjoy lunch for those who are hungry. There is a traditional carvery lunch available for those who would like to enjoy local food (not included). Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Cliffs of Moher, Lislorkan North, Liscannor Ireland We arrive at the world famous Cliffs of Moher, one of the world's great natural attractions where you can enjoy a relaxed walk, and breathtaking views with approximately 90 minutes at leisure. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Pass By: Dingle Peninsula, Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry This afternoon, you will change bus and continue south towards the Kingdom of Kerry (day one of this tour departs Dublin with our Cliffs of Moher day tour & meets one of our multi-day tours). We will overnight on the Dingle Peninsula. Meals included: • Dinner Accommodation included: Overnight in Dingle Peninsula. Day 2: DAY 2: Dingle Peninsula - Highlights of the Ring of Kerry - Killarney - Dublin Pass By: Dingle Peninsula, Ireland After a relaxing morning and a hearty breakfast, we depart the Dingle Peninsula and we make our way towards some highlights of the Ring of Kerry. Stop At: Lakes of Killarney, Lakes of Killarney, County Kerry These include Torc Waterfall, Moll’s Gap, Lakes of Killarney, Leprechaun Crossing and Killarney National Park before enjoying time at leisure in Killarney. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Killarney, Killarney, County Kerry Once we get to Killarney you can go on a horseback ride through the park if you are more adventurous and energetic, or you can go on a horse and cart ride through Killarney National Park, both are optional. Duration: 2 hours Pass By: Adare, Adare, County Limerick The journey back to Dublin takes us on a leisurely drive through the heritage town of Adare with its fabulous thatched cottages and the Golden Vale, Ireland's finest agricultural land with its rolling fields and pastures. Pass By: Dublin, Dublin, County Dublin We return to Dublin by 19:00 approx. Meals included: • Breakfast No accommodation included on this day.

See the world famous Cliffs of Moher, wonder at the barren beauty of the Burren, stroll through the grounds of Killarney National Park and stay overnight on Dingle Peninsula. This tour is ideal for those who seek to visit Ireland's most precious Wild Atlantic Way. Short on time but high on energy and curiosity, this tour is a great mix of rural villages, rugged coastline, dramatic cliffs, and rolling landscapes.

Itinerary Day 1: Dublin to Connemara Stop At: Galway, Galway, County Galway, Western Ireland Leave the capital, and enjoy the scenic drive to of Ireland’s most beautiful regions, Connemara. Stroll around the tribal city of Galway and take it all in – the busker music, the cobblestone lanes, the contemporary flair that blends well with its medieval past, and of course, the oysters Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Cong, Cong, County Mayo, Western Ireland Visit the ruins 6th-century Cong Abbey and stroll around the grounds of Ashford Castle. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Killary Fjord, Leenane Ireland Travel through the heart of the Connemara region, photo stop Aasleagh falls and admire the stunning views of Killary Fjord. Duration: 2 hours No meals included on this day. Accommodation included: Overnight for two nights in the heart of the Delphi Valley/Connemara region Day 2: Full Day Connemara Region Stop At: Connemara, Connemara, County Galway, Western Ireland We spend another day and night in the wilderness of Connemara, so you don’t need to repack your suitcase. Just relax and enjoy. Moring is yours to enjoy some forest trails and other leisurely activities. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden, Connemara On the N59 between Clifden and Westport, Kylemore Ireland Admire Kylemore Abbey, one of Ireland’s most beautiful buildings Wander Kylemore’s wonderful landscaped gardens. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Sky Road, Clifden Ireland Drive the breathtaking Sky road into Clifden. Stop At: Clifden, Clifden, County Galway, Western Ireland We stop here for an hour or two for you to enjoy your dinner and some traditional Irish music. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Inagh, Inagh, County Clare Discover the picture-postcard beauty of the Inagh Valley & Sky Road. Meals included: • Breakfast: Delicious and filling hot Irish breakfasts Accommodation included: Overnight for two nights in the heart of the Delphi Valley/Connemara region Day 3: Inis Mor & Doolin Stop At: Aran Islands, Aran Islands, County Galway, Western Ireland Enjoy a 40 min boat trip to the island (included in the price) . Travel back in time as we spend a whole day on the Gaelic speaking island of Inis Mor. Miles of stone walls awaits Choose to explore the island by bus with a local guide or on pony & trap Duration: 5 hours Stop At: Dun Aonghasa, Cill Mhuirbhigh, Province of Connacht Ireland Discover the most impressive stone fort in Ireland at Dun Aengus. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Aran Sweater Market, Lower Kilronan, Province of Connacht Ireland Drop by local market shops for the famous Aran sweaters. Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Doolin Pier, Hotel Doolin Doonagore, Doolin Ireland Return to Doolin Pier by boat (included), where you'll be met by your guide. Doolin Village is the capital of Irish traditional music. Relax and enjoy your meal at a cosy Irish pub. Duration: 1 hour Meals included: • Breakfast: Delicious and filling hot Irish breakfasts Accommodation included: Overnight in the charming village of Doolin. Day 4: Cliffs of Moher & Dingle Peninsula Stop At: Cliffs of Moher, Lislorkan North, Liscannor Ireland From the mighty cliffs to the magical kingdom as we move from Clare to Kerry. Don’t look down, It’s the 700ft high Cliffs of Moher. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: River Shannon, Ireland Watch out for dolphins as we take a ferry across the mighty mouth of the Shannon – the longest river in Ireland or Britain! Duration: 40 minutes Stop At: West Kerry Sheep Dog Demonstrations, Derrymore west Tralee, V92 H1RC Ireland Enjoy a spectacular sheepdog demonstration on a locally run farm. Duration: 50 minutes Stop At: Conor Pass, Ireland Drive over Ireland’s highest mountain road, The Conor Pass Roll into bustling Dingle just in time for a creamy pint of Guinness. Stop At: Dingle Peninsula, Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry Explore the colourful & lively town of Dingle, which has an abundance of pubs, awarding restaurants, craic agus ceoil. Duration: 5 hours Meals included: • Breakfast: Delicious and filling hot Irish breakfasts Accommodation included: Overnight in locally run accommodation on the edge of Dingle town Day 5: Full Day Dingle Peninsula Stop At: Dingle, Dingle, Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry This morning is yours to design. Relax with downtime in Dingle. Or partake of the following options: Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Dingle Distillery, R559 Milltown Roundabout, Dingle V92 E7YD Ireland Go dolphin spotting by boat in Dingle Bay (Tour Option – €15-20 per person). Sample craft Irish whiskey and gin at Dingle Distillery (Tour Option – €15 per person). Stroll Dingle’s streets for a quirky mix of craft studios, lively pubs, fantastic food, and traditional Irish music. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Slea Head Drive, Ireland After lunch, jaw-dropping scenery and knife-edge drops are guaranteed on a leisurely drive around Slea Head. The average driving time today is 1 hour 30 minutes. Duration: 2 hours Meals included: • Breakfast: Delicious and filling hot Irish breakfasts Accommodation included: Overnight in locally run accommodation on the edge of Dingle town Day 6: Ring of Kerry to Killarney Stop At: Ring of Kerry, Ireland Today we’re touring the scenic Ring of Kerry route, circuiting the Iveragh peninsula from Dingle to Killarney Duration: 3 hours Stop At: Skellig Michael, Ballinskeillig Bay Ireland Explore 1400 years of history on a boat trip around the Skellig Islands (Tour Option – €40 per person). Seasonal departures: May to September. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Valentia Island, Valentia Island, County Kerry Get a taste for local Irish culture, history, and ice cream on Valentia Island. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Derrynane Beach, Darrynane More, Caherdaniel Ireland Discover Derrynane, historic home and golden sand beach. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Ladies' View, 71 Killarney National Park, N, Killarney V93 X376 Ireland Photo stop at Ladies View in Killarney National Park. Incredible panoramic view of the park and the three lakes of Killarney. Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Torc Waterfall, Kenmare Road, Killarney Ireland Photo stop at the cascading Torc waterfall in Killarney National Park. Duration: 15 minutes Meals included: • Breakfast: Delicious and filling hot Irish breakfasts Accommodation included: Overnight in locally run accommodation on the edge of Killarney National Park and town. Day 7: Full day Killarney National Park Stop At: Killarney National Park Cork Road, Killarney Ireland Explore Killarney at your leisure Take a scenic horse-drawn carriage ride around Killarney National Park (Tour Option – €15 per person). Duration: 3 hours Stop At: Muckross Abbey, N71 Killarney National Park, Killarney Ireland See the magical 1,000-year-old yew tree growing at the heart of ruined Muckross Abbey. Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: Muckross House, Gardens & Traditional Farms, Muckross House & Gardens The Killarney National Park, Killarney V93 EW28 Ireland Admire charming 19th century Muckross House Gardens. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Killarney, Killarney, County Kerry Catch traditional Irish music and outstanding local food in picturesque Killarney. Duration: 3 hours Meals included: • Breakfast: Delicious and filling hot Irish breakfasts Accommodation included: Your accommodation is at the ​centrally-located at the edge of Killarney National Park Day 8: Killarney to Kilkenny Stop At: County Cork, County Cork We’ll leave Killarney behind and head for Kilkenny via Tipperary. Trace the Lee Valley downriver, passing patchwork fields, stone bridges and charming cottages. Stop At: Blarney Castle & Gardens, Monacnapa, Blarney, Cork T23 Y598 Ireland Kiss the Blarney Stone in the lush surroundings of Blarney Castle Gardens. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Rock of Cashel, Rock Vista Moor Lane, Cashel Ireland Tour the epic Rock of Cashel with its stunning natural setting and historic architecture. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Kilkenny, Kilkenny, County Kilkenny Explore the medieval town of Kilkenny at your own pace. Duration: 3 hours Meals included: • Breakfast: Delicious and filling hot Irish breakfasts No accommodation included on this day.

This tour takes you through centuries of Irish history and to some of the most stunning natural highlights that southern Ireland has to offer. Discover the rugged beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way, the world-famous Cliffs of Moher, and the Dingle Peninsula. You also get the chance to kiss the Blarney Stone, admire the impressive Rock of Cashel a This 8-day tour itinerary is packed full of gentle activities, that includes two nights stays in Connemara, Dingle and Killarney giving you plenty of room for spare time, allowing guests to head off on their own journeys of discovery. If you’re looking for something more active and action-packed, check out our Adventure Tours of Ireland. Our tours include everything you need for a stress – free trip: accommodation, transport, Irish tour guide, breakfast, and a few key cultural inclusions that are simply not to be missed.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: National Museum of Ireland - Decorative Arts & History, 78 Benburb Street, Dublin D07 HW61 Ireland Outside National Museum of Ireland Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Croppies Acre Memorial Park, Wolfe Tone Quay Dublin 8, Dublin Ireland View on the Croppies Memorial Park and the Guinness Storehouse. Insights on homelessness around the area. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Smithfield Square, Dublin 7, Dublin 7 Ireland History about Smithfield and horse racing in the area. Duration: 5 minutes Pass By: Jameson Distillery Bow St., The Old Jameson Distillery Bow Street Smithfield Village, Dublin D07 V57C Ireland Passing by the Jameson Distillery. Stop At: Saint Francis' Capuchin Friary Friary Street, Kilkenny Ireland Capuchin Friary and insight into Homelessness. Duration: 5 minutes

Secret Street Tours is a nonprofit, social enterprise that trains those affected by homelessness to become walking tour guides of their neighbourhoods. Empowering them with the skills and confidence to share their story. through the vibrant and colourful streets of Smithfield in Dublin 7. Shane will guide you through the vibrant and colourful streets of Smithfield in Dublin 7 to which he has a deep connection having once called these streets home. We’ll begin the tour outside Collin’s Barracks. Just up the steps from the Museum Luas Stop. From there, Shane will guide you through the streets, sharing his unique perspective and experiences of homelessness along the way. We’ll wrap up the tour approximately 1 hour later opposite St. Mary of the Angels. Close by to the Luas and Smithfield square for you to continue your day exploring Dublin. We hope to welcome you soon!

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Ring of Kerry, Ireland We take the train from Dublin to Killarney where we onto the Railtours coach to do the Ring of Kerry. There are plenty of stops along the Ring of Kerry for morning tea, lunch and photo stops, etc. Ireland’s highest mountains are located in Kerry, and Carrantuohill – which can be seen en route – is the highest, standing at 1041 metres high. An essential part of any visit to Ireland, this tour circles the magnificent MacGillycuddy Reeks and runs through its many passes and valleys along the shores of Dingle Bay and Kenmare Bay. The natural beauty of the Ring of Kerry provides many photo opportunities, as it passes through the many picturesque villages such as Glenbeigh, Waterville and Sneem. We return via Ladies View, the famous Lakes of Killarney and through the Oakwoods of Killarney's magnificent National Park. Duration: 7 hours

Immerse yourself in some of Ireland's most spectacular scenery on a day trip to the Ring of Kerry from Dublin. You'll admire Ireland's coastal landscapes including Dingle Bay and the Lakes of Killarney.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Newgrange, Donore Ireland Newgrange passage tomb dating back over 5000 years Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Stop At: Monasterboice High Crosses, Bawntaaffe, Co. Louth, Ireland Celtic High Crosses dating back to the 10th century Duration: 40 minutes Stop At: Slane Castle, N51, Slane Ireland Home to Lord and Lady Mountcharles over looking the River Boyne. Apart from the castle tour you have the option to visit The Slane Whiskey Distillery Duration: 1 hour Pass By: Glasnevin Cemetery Museum, Finglas Road, Dublin 11 Ireland Dublin historic cemetery opened in 1832

On this tour we visit Newgrange, the Neolithic burial site that dates back over 5000 years. From there we visit the 10th century High Crosses at Monasterboice and the Melifont Abbey dating back to 1142. We will also visit the Battle of the Boyne site fought in 1690 by King William & King James.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Cliffs Of Moher Private Tour, 19B Moneyneany road Draperstown, Dublin BT457DU Ireland The Cliffs of Moher are sea cliffs located at the southwestern edge of the Burren region in County Clare, Ireland. They run for about 14 kilometres. Duration: 7 hours Stop At: The Burren National Park, Clare Heritage Centre, Corofin Ireland The Burren National Park is located in the southeastern corner of the Burren and is approximately 1500 hectares in size. The Park land was bought by the Government for nature conservation and public access. It contains examples of all the major habitats within the Burren: Limestone Pavement, Calcareous Grassland, Hazel scrub, Ash/Hazel Woodland, Turloughs, Lakes, Petrifying Springs, Cliffs and Fen. The word “Burren” comes from an Irish word “Boíreann” meaning a rocky place. This is an extremely appropriate name when you consider the lack of soil cover and the extent of exposed Limestone Pavement. However it has been referred to in the past as “Fertile rock” due to the mixture of nutrient rich herb and floral species. Duration: 5 hours

• Tours pick up and drop off at clients’ hotel. Tour pick up times are flexible but MUST be advised at time of booking. Tours do not include entrance fees. Suggested entrance tickets have been provided as a separate charge with each tour. •Chauffeurs provide a panoramic tour with historic highlights and luxurious transport to and from the sites visited but are not accredited tour guides. The tour descriptions are suggested itineraries, the passengers may visit any other sites within the tour areas that they may wish to visit, time permitting. The driver will discuss any specific requests with passengers on the day. •Visits will include Cliffs of Moher via Galway and the Burren National Park, along a section of the Wild Atlantic way stopping off at various scenic points along the way.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Giants Causeway Tour, 5 Beresford Pl, Mountjoy, Dublin 1, D01 V2V4, Ireland You cannot truly visit Ireland without a visit to the legendary Giant's Causeway! Volcanic activity helped Finn McCool forge this wonder of the world some 60 million years ago. The 6km of sheer cliffs rising to over 90m and forming a series of bays are spectacular. We include the all-new innovative and imaginative Giant's Causeway Visitors' Center Duration: 5 hours Stop At: Titanic Belfast, Queen's Road 1 Olympic Way, Titanic Quarter, Belfast BT3 9EP Northern Ireland Titanic Belfast is a visitor attraction opened in 2012, a monument to Belfast's maritime heritage on the site of the former Harland & Wolff shipyard in the city's Titanic Quarter where the RMS Titanic was built. Duration: 4 hours Stop At: Rope walk, Dublin Docklands, Dublin, Ireland It is thought salmon fishermen have been building bridges to the island for over 350 years. It has taken many forms over the years. In the 1970s it had only one handrail and large gaps between the slats. A new bridge, tested up to ten tonnes, was built with the help of local climbers and abseilers in 2000.Another was built in 2004 and offered visitors and fishermen alike a much safer passage to the island. The current wire rope and Douglas fir bridge was made by Heyn Construction in Belfast and raised early in 2008 at a cost of over £16,000.There have been many instances where visitors, unable to face the walk back across the bridge, have had to be taken off the island by boat. Duration: 3 hours

• Tours pick up and drop off at clients’ hotel. Tour pick up times are flexible but MUST be advised at time of booking. Tours do not include entrance fees. Suggested entrance tickets have been provided as a separate charge with each tour. •Chauffeurs provide a panoramic tour with historic highlights and luxurious transport to and from the sites visited but are not accredited tour guides. The tour descriptions are suggested itineraries, the passengers may visit any other sites within the tour areas that they may wish to visit, time permitting. The driver will discuss any specific requests with passengers on the day. •Visits will include Giants causeway, Titanic museum along the Rope bridge, will also include stopping off at various scenic points along the way

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Pass By: Paddywagon Tours, Dublin D01 V2V4 Ireland We depart Dublin and make our way West for a great day Tour to Connemara.On our way across the midlands of Ireland we shall make a comfort stop for refreshments and a chance to stretch your legs.On arrival in Connemara, We will visit the picturesque village of Cong, this is a national Tidy-Town winner and the location for the Oscar winning Hollywood movie - The Quiet Man. Stop At: Royal Abbey of Cong, Cong Ireland Famed by John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara in the film Quiet Man, the village is home to Ashford castle, a regular haunt of the rich and famous and a wedding venue for a host of international stars ie Pierce Brosnan. From beautiful abbeys to medieval castles, rivers, stunning lakes and babbling brooks, Cong is a true picture postcard of Ireland! We take a break here with a visit to Cong Abbey, the ruins of an Augustinian monastery. Take time to enjoy lunch in this beautiful village. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Connemara, Connemara, County Galway, Western Ireland Lough Corrib well know for its fishing, Lough Corrib is the second largest lake in Ireland after Lough Neagh. Surrounded by its abundance of wildlife such as otters, hawks, minks, birds the lake consists of 356 different islands. The most famous island among them is Inchagoil island with its spectacular views of Maumturk range, Joyce country, and the mountains of Connemara. We continue our drive through the wilderness of Connemara with its unique landscape, beautiful lakes, valleys, and mountainous scenery. Ravaged by famine, and predominantly Gaelic the people here still strive to maintain the remanence of rural culture and the traditional Irish way of life. We head back to Galway via the Deserted Maam Valley, an area of scenic and unsurpassed beauty with the lakes of Connemara which unfold in among the twelve Bens mountains. We then travel back along the coast and Galway Bay through Spiddal, and enjoy magnificent views of the Atlantic Coastline to Galway and Aran Islands. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Galway Bay, Galway Ireland We arrive in Galway, known as the city of tribes and once home to Christopher Columbus. The city is Ireland's traditional capital and home to some of our finest traditional musicians. Our 2 hour stop allows you to explore the city at your leisure. Explore highlights like the Spanish Arch, St. Nicholas Cathedral, the colourful Shop Street or maybe even sample some world famous Galway Bay oysters. Duration: 2 hours Pass By: Paddy's Palace, 5 Beresford Pl, Gardiner Street Lower, Mountjoy, Dublin, Ireland The tour will depart Galway at 17.00 to return to Dublin at approximately 7:30pm.

Connemara is truly the wilderness of Ireland, ravaged during the great potato famine of 1847-1851. This landscape was left barren; however, its true beauty remains intact.  With fabulous lakes, romantic castles, stone walls, and deserted valleys, Connemara has been featured in many blockbuster movies such as The Quiet Man with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, and The Guard with Brendan Gleeson.  Not only will you be introduced to this amazing part of Ireland during the during tour, but you will also visit Galway city for a 2-hour stop. There will be plenty of time to explore the highlights of this traditional, colorful, and beautiful tribal city.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Croke Park Stadium Tour & GAA Museum, St Josephs Avenue Drumcondra, Dublin cod3 Ireland Croke Park is an iconic stadium, steeped in history, and has been at the heart of Irish sporting and cultural life for over 100 years. Take a trip here and enjoy an unrivaled state-of-the-art interactive visitor experience and find out more about Ireland’s unique national games and the fastest field game in the world – hurling and Gaelic football. Croke Park Stadium Tours offer an access-all-areas trip through the home of Irish sport. Walk in the footsteps of legends as you visit the team dressing rooms before going pitch-side and taking a seat in the VIP area. Enjoy panoramic views from the top tier of the stand – 30 meters above the famous pitch. Explore the museum with its new exhibition galleries that vividly illustrate the story of Gaelic games from ancient times to the present day. Test your own hurling and football skills in the interactive games zone – a must for museum visitors of all ages. Duration: 7 hours

Croke Park Stadium is Ireland's largest and most iconic sporting arena and home of Ireland's National games and Europe's third largest Stadium. Located in Dublin's North city centre it offers a tour and museum visit that is designed to showcase the history, culture and traditions surrounding Gaelic games.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Dame St Dublin Castle, Dublin 2 Ireland Enter the historic heart of Dublin into the magnificent 13th century Dublin Castle where your guide will bring you on a fascinating exterior tour of the Upper & Lower Yard, the Medieval Tower, the Chapel Royal and the Dublin Castle Gardens. Duration: 25 minutes Stop At: Christ Church Cathedral, Christchurch Place, Dublin 8 Ireland Enter the Viking Quarter to visit the spectacular 10th century Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin's oldest building, and a place of pilgrimage for almost 1,000 years. Renowned for its beauty, architecture and exterior features, it is home to the famous 12th Century crypt, one of the oldest and largest in Europe. Duration: 15 minutes Stop At: Temple Bar, Dublin 2 Ireland Walk through Dublin's "bohemian cultural quarter." famous for it's lively atmosphere, art & entertainment, and culinary action and Irish music. Visit the famous Wall of Fame where your local guide will introduce you to a host of Irish world famous bands and singers. Duration: 25 minutes Stop At: Ha'penny Bridge, 14 Bachelors Walk Wellington Quay, Dublin Ireland With your guide at hand you will visit the most recognizable sight in Dublin, the cast iron arch spanning the Liffey River since 1816. It was the city’s first pedestrian bridge and remained the only footbridge in Dublin until the Millennial Bridge opened in 1999. This is a perfect spot for a great photo of the north & south side of Dublin and to view the River Liffey, the most famous river in Ireland. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Trinity College Dublin, Grafton St. College Green, Dublin 2 Ireland View the exterior of Dublin's beautiful Trinity College, established by Queen Elizabeth 1 in 1592. Your expert local guide will introduce to the College's history throughout the centuries and to the famous legends and myths associated with this most historic of Colleges in Europe. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: City Hall Exhibition Centre Dame Street Cork Hill, Dublin D02 NP93 Ireland Discover the significance of this historical location and its importance throughout Dublins history including The 1916 Rising. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Irish Houses of Parliament, College Green, Temple Bar, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland Marvel at one of the most beautiful buildings in Dublin, constructed in 1729 and the first purpose built parliament building in the world. The building was home to the two Houses of Parliament, serving as the seat of both chambers (the Lords and Commons) of the Parliament of the Kingdom of Ireland for most of the 18th century until that parliament was abolished by the Act of Union of 1800, when Ireland became part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Molly Malone Statue, Suffolk Street, Dublin Ireland Visit Dublin's mascot 'Molly Malone Statue' where your local guide will introduce you to Dublin's heroine and her famous song. The song's tragic heroine and her barrow have come to stand as one of the most familiar symbols of the capital. As well as being known and sung internationally, the popular song 'Cockles and Mussels' has become a sort of unofficial anthem of Dublin city. Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Leinster House, Kildare Street, Dublin 2 Ireland See the architectural icon of Dublin - Leinster House the seat of the Irish Parliament Leinster House was originally built in 1745 and was the Palace of the Dukes of Leinster. The building was world renowned, so much so that Its first and second floors were used as the floor model for the White House by Irish architect James Hoban, while the house itself was used as a model for the original stone-cut White House exterior in Washington D.C. No visit t Dublin would be complete without a visit. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: St Stephens Green, at the top end of Grafton St, Dublin 2 Ireland This jewel of Dublin city is a beautiful urban park immortalized in James Joyce's "Ulysses, " built in 1880 for the citizens of Dublin. Your visit to this 22 acre park, maintained in the original Victorian layout with 750 trees and beautiful Irish flowers and shrubbery will come to life with the incredible narration of your LetzGo City Tour guide. The park also features a waterfall on the western side of the green and an ornamental lake which provides a home for swans and other wildlife. This is the perfect location to finish this very memorable and engaging highlights tour of Dublin. Duration: 10 minutes

Visit Dublin city’s must-see top 10 highlights. Packed full of incredible insights and up-close historical visits including the 13th century Dublin Castle and the 10th century Christchurch, this interactive 2 ½ hour tour is the essential guide to Dublin city and Irelands fascinating history.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: Dunluce Castle, 87 Dunluce Road Co. Antrim, Portrush BT57 8UY Northern Ireland De camino tienes una parada fotográfica en el castillo de Dunluce, que ha sido utilizado como morada de los Greyjoy en la serie Juego de Tronos Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Giant's Causeway, Causeway Road, Bushmills BT57 8SU Northern Ireland En la conocida como Calzada de los Gigantes tienes alrededor de 1.5 horas para explorar las formaciones rocosas que dieron lugar a numerosas leyendas locales. Se incluye en el precio la entrada al centro de visitantes (valor de 14€). Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes Stop At: Belfast, Belfast, Northern Ireland Visita panorámica con el autobús a: los murales políticos de los barrios proletarios católicos y protestantes, el muro de la paz, la cárcel, el juzgado, el museo del Titanic, el Big Ben o la torre de Pisa de Belfast y el Ayuntamiento entre otros. Tiempo libre de 1,5 hrs para pasear por la ciudad Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

This tour depart from Dublin and goes to the northern coast of Ireland. First you will see the National park of the Giants Causeway. You will have 1.5 hours to explore its prismatic rock formations beside the sea. The Spanish speaking guide will explain the legends that makes this place so popular and has been nominated natural preserve by the UNESCO. You will also have a complete guided tour of Belfast to admire different places such as the political murals, the peace wall, the Albert clock tower, the prison, the City Hall, the Titanic Museum among others before having 1.5 hours free time. There will be enough technical stops on the way so that you don't spend more than 2.5 in the bus in a row.

Itinerary Day 1: Clonmacnoise - Kylemore Abbey - Connemara Stop At: Clonmacnoise, Shannonbridge Ireland Leaving Dublin’s Fair City, you’ll travel back in time to Clonmacnoise, a 6th centuary Monastery city on the banks of the River Shannon. This holy place became a beacon for learning and boasts excellent examples of Celtic stonework. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden, Connemara On the N59 between Clifden and Westport, Kylemore Ireland It’s off to Co. Galway and green fields turn into a lunar landscape, as we plough through rugged Connemara, heading for Kylemore Abbey. A working Benedictine abbey constructed on the grounds of an 18th century castle, it has had more than a few past lives and boasts an imposing position at the foot of Druchruach Mountain, overlooking Kylemore Lake. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Clifden, Clifden, County Galway, Western Ireland At the end of the day, it’s onto Cilfden, ‘the Capital of Connemara’ and it’s time to relax as you’re officially on West of Ireland time. Now it’s time for Dooncastle oysters or a whole Cleggan crab, washed down with pints of the Blackstuff. Cock an ear and listen out for ‘the session’, (traditional music) coming out of the many pubs and settle yourself in. After the ceol agus craic (music and merriment) you could always wake up feeling like royalty, in an 18th Century Castle, as you have the added option of staying in Ballynahinch castle. Duration: 4 hours No meals included on this day. Accommodation included: All the Twos, Twenty two! We stay at All the Twos Guesthouse or upgrade for a night in Ballynahinch castle. Day 2: Explore the rugged Aran Islands and Galway Stop At: Dun Aonghasa, Cill Mhuirbhigh, Province of Connacht Ireland Fed and watered, it’s off to nearby Rossaveal Pier to catch the ferry to Inis Mor (literally ‘big island’), the largest of the Aran Islands. Here you can explore the 6km by 2km island by bike or by special request, a jaunting cart with your very own driver and pony. It’s off to Dún Aonghasa, a prehistoric hill fort which dominates the edge of a vertical cliff, 300 ft above the choppy waters of the Atlantic. Refresh "le cupán tae" (with a cup of tea) and island porter cake and shop for an original Aran Sweater. Duration: 6 hours Stop At: Galway Bay, Galway Ireland Then we’re off to Galway, the City of the Tribes and the home of the Claddagh Ring to chase down the ceol agus craic, (music and fun), street performers, artists, buskers and the last of the Bohemians. Total driving time: 1 hour 45 minutes Duration: 2 hours Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: We will spend our overnight in the centrally located Victoria Hotel (could change depending on availability). Day 3: The Jaw dropping Cliffs of Moher and Traditional Irish Music in Doolin Stop At: Galway Bay, Galway Ireland Wake up and enjoy a delightful breakfast and have some time to shop around. You will be treated to a tour of Galway and a taste of some of the local delicacies. Our local guide will bring you to the best eateries and watering holes while you take in the history of this fantastic town. How better to digest a history lesson of mutiny's and aristocrats than with some craft beer and locally caught seafood. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: The Burren National Park, Clare Heritage Centre, Corofin Ireland We’ll take in the 12th century Corcomroe Abbey and Dunguaire Castle, a 16th century tower house which sits on a rocky outcrop on Galway Bay before heading for Kinvara, a colourful fishing village full of cafes and curiosities.Then it’s Southwest to The Burren national park, 125 square miles of limestone rock and The Burren Centre where you’ll see dolmens and megalithic tombs, some older than the Egyptian pyramids. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Cliffs of Moher, Lislorkan North, Liscannor Ireland For our next stop no introduction is needed, explore the Cliffs of Moher by foot. The cliffs are one of the most spectacular natural features in Ireland and are sure to leave you lost for words as we look down at the Atlantic churning 300 metres below. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Doolin, Doolin, The Burren, County Clare As evening draws in, we’ll spend it in Doolin, The home of Irish music and between the music and the foot-tapping, the blackstuff and the company, ‘the craic will be ninety’! Duration: 4 hours Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: We will spend the evening in Doolin Lodge, right in the heart of Doolin Day 4: Travel to the Kingdom of Kerry Stop At: Poulnabrone Dolmen, Clare, Poulnabrone, Co. Clare, Ireland We’ll take in a portal tomb at Poulnabrone, locally referred to as ‘Hole of the Sorrows’, the oldest megalithic burial site in Ireland, dating back to 3000BC. From the long-time dead, we’ll meet up with the lively farmers of Caherconnell who’ll treat you to a sheep dog trial. With a whistle here and a whistle there, watch as they direct the collies to run rings around the sheep. Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Dingle Distillery, R559 Milltown Roundabout, Dingle V92 E7YD Ireland Next up, a little light refreshment, as we go on a quest for Uisce Beatha, (water of life), or whiskey, as it’s known as. Arriving at The Dingle Whiskey Distillery, you’ll get a flavour of how our ‘nectar’ is made and even savour a drop of their single pot still whiskey, matured in aged bourbon casks. Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Dingle Peninsula, Ireland The evening belongs to Dingle and how about a trip to hardware store, Foxy John’s? Don’t be alarmed, the only DIY you’ll be doing is ordering a drink from its fully stocked bar. And did we tell you about the Leather Shop, Dick Mac’s? It comes with a pub, a gang of lively locals and some charming bartenders. Duration: 2 hours Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: The Dingle Marina Lodge is our overnight location in Dingle (could change depending on availability) Day 5: Meet our friendly dolphin on the Dingle Peninsula Stop At: Mount Brandon, An Daingean Co. Kerry Ireland We spend another day and night in the buzzing town of Dingle, so you don’t need to repack your suitcase. Just relax and enjoy. We have a few choices for your this morning. If you would like a more relaxed start to your day we invite you to explore Dingle town for some retail therapy. Alternatively, if shopping isn’t your thing we will take you on a hike up Mount Brandon where you will be rewarded with 360-degree panoramic views of Dingle Bay. We have another delight. We take our kayaks to visit the town’s biggest celebrity – Fungie the Dolphin and explore the caves in the bay. Duration: 4 hours Stop At: Slea Head Drive, Ireland After lunch your expert Overland guide will take you on an impressive trip along one of Ireland’s most scenic roads - The Slea Head Drive. If you are lucky enough you might get to meet a couple of our local fluffy friends – baby lambs! We spend another night in the buzzing town of Dingle, so you don’t need to repack your suitcase. Just relax and enjoy. Estimated Driving Time: 2.5 hours Duration: 4 hours Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: The Dingle Marina Lodge is our overnight location in Dingle (could change depending on availability) Day 6: Explore Castles, Epic scenery at the Ring of Kerry and Kinsale Stop At: Ross Castle Ross Road, Killarney Ireland It’s bye-bye Dingle and up to see parts of the Ring of Kerry; Have your phones fully charged to take photos of Moll’s Gap, Torc waterfall and Ross castle in Killarney National Park. Built in the 15th century, this stronghold is said to have a resident ghost, that of O’Donoghue Ross, the chieftain who came to an untimely end, when he allegedly fell out of one of its windows! Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Moll's Gap, 3 Kenmare Innovation Centre N 71 Road, Killarney Ireland We will stop for some shopping and lunch in the beautiful heritage town of Kenmare, learn about the stone circles of Ireland. The residents claim that Kenmare is one of Ireland's most idyllic towns, but you may be the judge of that! Duration: 2 hours Stop At: Kinsale, Kinsale, County Cork Sightseeing and ghost-hunting over, it’s time for your last night, (boohoo) and its off to historic Kinsale and a gourmet’s utopia. Head to The Spaniard, an olde world inn perched high above Kinsale, serving up Spanish Ruby Ports and West Cork black pudding or if it’s all fish you want, how about Fishy, Fishy? Meander the picturesque streets and find silversmiths, galleries and antique shops before settling in for the evening at The Armada bar or The Silent Banjo, which unlike the name suggests, is jumping with music and ‘jammers’ (packed) with locals Duration: 4 hours Meals included: • Breakfast Accommodation included: Blindgate House in Kinsale (could change depending on availability) Day 7: Kiss the Blarney Stone and Receive the Gift of Eloquence Stop At: Historic Stroll Kinsale Walking Tours, Tourist Office,, Pier Rd.,, Sleveen, Kinsale, Co. Cork, Ireland Get your walking shoes on and follow your Guide who will take you for an historical amble through the narrow streets of Kinsale. Admire its quirky architecture and learn of the siege of the Spanish Armada! Duration: 1 hour Stop At: Blarney Castle & Gardens, Monacnapa, Blarney, Cork T23 Y598 Ireland Nobody should leave Ireland without giving the Blarney stone a big fat kiss to receive the ‘gift of the gab’. Explore the spectacular gardens as well with its many hidden treasures. Our guides will journey back with you to our bustling capital city, Dublin, armed with recommendations of things to see and do. Estimated Driving Time: 3.5 hours Duration: 3 hours Stop At: Rock of Cashel, Rock Vista Moor Lane, Cashel Ireland s it a Chapel? Is it a Palace? Is it a Cathedral? You’ll find its all three and it’s an open-mouthed moment and a truly historic way to end the tour. As our guides take you back to The Capital, they’ll give you tips and recommendations if you plan to stay on in Dublin. Goodbyes will have to be said but it’s slán go fóill, (see you soon), from all of us at Overland Ireland Duration: 30 minutes Meals included: • Breakfast No accommodation included on this day.

This expertly guided road trip, along 1100km of ever-changing landscape, along The Wild Atlantic Way is a great way to explore Ireland. Take in Clonmacnoise, once a huge monastic city; kiss the Blarney Stone and get the gift of the ‘gab’ (talk); handy for getting to know your small tour group. Then how about Kinsale harbour where wild, Red Snapper and John Dory fight it out to be your catch of the day and into The Ring of Kerry, with only the Atlantic separating the 40 shades from the 50 U.S. states. Cool down with Fungie, Dingle’s resident dolphin who came for the fish in 1984 and stayed for the craic or stand on The Cliffs of Moher and feel you’re at the edge of the world. And in between the heritage and culture, there’ll be ceol agus craic (music and boldness), seafood and banter, city (Galway) and island hopping (Aran)and an epic road-trip you’ll never forget.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: The Book of Kells and the Old Library Exhibition, College Green Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2 Ireland Visit the 9th century Book of Kells, described in the 1007 Historical records off Ulster as 'the most precious object in the western world'. The cultural and historical value of the Book of Kells has only increased in the millennium since - this exquisite work of art has stood for 1,200 years as the greatest example of medieval illumination. This tour starts by delving into its rich ornamentation and explores its dense symbolism and meaning and its merit as an artistic masterpiece. Duration: 30 minutes Stop At: The Book of Kells and the Old Library Exhibition, College Green Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2 Ireland Visit Europe's largest vaulted library located above the Treasury where the Book of Kells is displayed. The Old Library is a “must see” on the itinerary of all visitors to Dublin. Located in the grounds of Trinity College Dublin visitors will be immersed in the 18th century, when the magnificent and extraordinary Old Library building was constructed. Your expert local guide will lead you upstairs from the Book of Kells Treasury to the magnificent Long Room which houses 200,000 of the Library’s oldest books in its oak bookcases. Your expert guide will also show you one of the few remaining original copies of the Irish Declaration of Independence as well as the 15th century copy of the 11th century Irish Warrior "Brian Boru". Duration: 25 minutes Stop At: Trinity College Dublin, Grafton St. College Green, Dublin 2 Ireland After your visit to the Book of Kells and Library enjoy 10 minutes at the venues souvenir shop. Duration: 10 minutes Stop At: Dame St Dublin Castle, Dublin 2 Ireland Continue on this fascinating fully guided tour to Dublin Castle, the heart of historic Dublin. Originally built in the 13th century on a site previously settled by the Vikings it functioned as a military fortress, a prison, treasury, courts of law and the seat of English Administration in Ireland for 700 years. Rebuilt in the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, Dublin Castle awaits to enthrall all who enter her gates. On this fully guided exterior tour, see the original 13th century Record & Octagonal Towers, the Upper & Lower State Yards and their architectural highlights. Led by an expert local English-speaking guide who will unveil incredible secrets including tales of intrigue and mystery, this tour is a "must do" for anyone interested in the history of Ireland. Enjoy and added bonus on this magnificent tour of the 13th century Castle to visit the Castle Gardens, which is the very location where the first Vikings landed in Dublin in 795 AD. Today it is a magnificent Celtic inspired landscaped lawn. (This tour does not visit the Castle Apartments) Duration: 50 minutes Stop At: Molly Malone Statue, Suffolk Street, Dublin Ireland Visit the Statue of Molly Malone and join your guide and tour group for a few lines of good Irish cheer as you sing "Cockles & Mussels" alive alive oh"s well as being known and sung internationally, the popular song 'Cockles and Mussels' has become a sort of unofficial anthem of Dublin city. The song's tragic heroine Molly Malone and her barrow have come to stand as one of the most familiar symbols of the capital. Duration: 5 minutes

Enjoy ease of access with online fast-track ticket entry to the Book of Kells. Discover one of the most important highlights of Irish heritage on this early access fully guided tour. You will explore the 9th Book of Kells' rich ornamentation, multi-layered symbolism and meaning. It is known for its world-renowned artistry, as well as its many hidden secrets and mysteries dating back to the 800 AD. This early access tour offers visitors an extraordinary opportunity to enjoy the exhibition experience without the hustle and bustle of large crowds. Next, continue on this fascinating walking tour to explore the 13th century Dublin Castle and Gardens along medieval streets located within the original city walls of Dublin. Enjoy the history of Ireland and Dublin dramatized in extraordinary stories narrated by expert english speaking local guides.

Itinerary This is a typical itinerary for this product Stop At: An Post General Post Office, General Post Office O'Connell Street Lower, Dublin D01 F5P2 Ireland The GPO was the Headquarters of the 1916 Easter Rising, which led to Irish Independence in 1922. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Ha'penny Bridge, 14 Bachelors Walk Wellington Quay, Dublin Ireland The Ha'penny Bridge was built in 1816 to connect the North and South sides of the River Liffey. Where once a toll of a half penny was charged to cross, no fee is charged today. 27,000 people cross the bridge every day. Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: The Temple Bar, 47 / 48 Temple Bar, Dublin D02 N725 Ireland Dublin's most elegant and legendary pub, situated right in the heart of the district of the same name Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Wall of Fame, 20 Temple Lane South Temple Bar, Dublin Dublin 2 Ireland We stop briefly at the Irish Rock and Roll Museum and Wall of Fame. The Wall is a Visual Tribute to the Leading Lights of the Irish Rock Music Scene Past and Present. See how many you can Name! Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace Street Temple Bar, Dublin Ireland See the Oscar Statuette awarded in the 1985 Academy Awards to Irishwoman Josie MacAvin for Best Artistic Direction in Sydney Pollack's "Out of Africa” Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: City Hall Exhibition Centre Dame Street Cork Hill, Dublin D02 NP93 Ireland City Hall has by far the most beautiful interior of any building in the country: View Thomas Cooley's stunning vaulted ceiling, as well as the giant mosaic coat of arms of the City of Dublin Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Dame St Dublin Castle, Dublin 2 Ireland See the Castle which was at the epicentre of British Rule during their 700 year colonial presence in Ireland Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Molly Malone Statue, Suffolk Street, Dublin Ireland Our afternoon stroll finally concludes at the Molly Malone statue, opposite O'Neills' Pub.... I'll then let you know who the legendary Molly Malone really was - and tell you the tragic secret of her beauty! Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: The Dawson Lounge, 25 Dawson Street, Dublin Dublin 2 Ireland Visit the Smallest Pub in Dublin, all of Ireland, and quite possibly - in the World! Duration: 5 minutes Stop At: Mansion House Dawson Street Dublin 2, D02 AF30, Dublin Ireland Dublin's most elegant building by far, and the oldest free-standing residence in the city, the Mansion House - completed in 1712, was the first dedicated Lord Mayor's residence anywhere in the British Isles. Duration: 5 minutes

I don't do cookie-cutter itineraries learnt from senior tour guides who never moved with the times: instead I've put together an innovative, original and altogether alternative itinerary which will show you things in Dublin you will never see on other tours. This tour takes in an Oscar statuette, the seldom-visited City Hall, Dublin Castle, the mysterious Molly Malone, the smallest pub in Ireland, many quirky but little-known facts as well as some irreverent Dublin humor. Complimentary Afternoon Tea and Scones are then provided for all participants in the gracious surroundings of Buswells Hotel at the end of the tour.

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