spokeguide to the island
Ireland
& Directory for Groups
A JourneyThrough the Emerald Isle
For many travelers, Ireland is a land steeped in legend and beauty, a place where the emerald landscape and storied past coexist in perfect harmony It is an isle that feels both familiar and mysterious, where every corner reveals a tapestry woven with tales of ancient myths and modern marvels
Ireland captivates with its rugged coastlines and rolling hills, not merely because of its proximity, but because it offers an escape into a realm where time seems to linger. The landscape is a masterpiece painted with lush green fields, towering cliffs, and serene lakes, dotted with quaint towns and vibrant cities that echo with a deep sense of history and identity
As you explore the Irish countryside, an undeniable magic envelops you, from the misty mountains of Connemara to the tranquil shores of Lough Corrib The ancient stone circles and crumbling castles speak of a time long past, while the wild Atlantic waves continue their eternal dance against the dramatic coastline.
Yet, the true heart of Ireland lies in its people a mosaic of poets, dreamers, and storytellers. The Irish possess a gift for weaving tales that can bring both laughter and tears, often shared over a perfectly poured pint of Guinness Their spirit is one of resilience and warmth, a
welcoming embrace that makes every visitor feel at home
It is the essence of Ireland its music, folklore, and hospitality that draws you in, inviting you to become a part of a story that has been told and retold for centuries. This is a land of saints and scholars, of leprechauns and legends, where the past and present dance together in a delightful jig. Here, the magic of the old world lingers in the air, while the promise of the new world beckons with open arms.
It is time to begin a journey that transcends the conventions of travel writing and opens the door to the extraordinary The allure of Ireland is not just in its cobbled streets or picturesque villages, but in the soul of its people and the echoes of its history.
Whether you roam north or south of the border, Ireland extends a heartfelt invitation to discover its unique and compelling culture, landscape, and heritage a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be uncovered So don your green sleeves, dear traveler, and set sail for the adventure of a lifetime. The captivating charm of the Emerald Isle awaits you.
Pag e 8. Ulste r
Ulster is a province steeped in history and culture, where the past and present coexist Discover the vibrant city of Belfast, the serene beauty of the Causeway Coast, and the rich heritage of Derry Ulster is a place of striking landscapes and profound historical significance.
Pag e 19. C onnacht
Connacht is Ireland’s wild west, a land of rugged beauty and mystique Home to the stunning landscapes of Connemara and the dramatic cliffs of Sligo, Connacht is where tradition thrives in its music, language, and storytelling, offering an authentic slice of Irish life.
Pag e 28. Le inster
Leinster is the beating heart of Ireland, home to the vibrant capital, Dublin, and a rich tapestry of historical sites, lush landscapes, and lively cultural hubs From the medieval streets of Kilkenny to the scenic Wicklow Mountains, Leinster is a blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty
Pag e 52 Munster
Munster is a region of contrasts, where dramatic coastlines meet rolling green hills. Explore the Wild Atlantic Way, the culinary delights of Cork, and the ancient wonders of the Rock of Cashel Munster offers a captivating mix of history, adventure, and breathtaking scenery
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A Journey Through Ireland’s Northern Gem
Ulster, a land where history, culture, and nature intertwine like the intricate patterns of an ancient Celtic knot, presents itself as a region rich in both beauty and story This northern province, with its nine distinct counties, offers a banquet of experiences, from the rugged coastlines that defy the Atlantic’s roar to cities steeped in the echoes of the past Whether you tread the stones of the mystical Giant’s Causeway or uncover the poignant history of the Titanic in Belfast, Ulster seduces with a promise of unforgettable journeys through its layered landscapes and storied heritage.
Our adventure begins in County Antrim, a coastal jewel that cradles the world-famous Giant's Causeway a geological marvel wrapped in myth and legend. Here, approximately 40,000 basalt columns rise from the earth, their origins traced to the mighty Irish giant Finn MacCool, who, according to lore, built this causeway as a bridge to
confront his Scottish foe
This natural wonder, sculpted by ancient volcanic activity, draws the curious from across the globe, each visitor finding themselves entranced by the site’s otherworldly beauty. A guided tour unravels both the science and the stories, weaving together the threads of fact and folklore that make the Causeway one of the world’s most remarkable sights
Continuing along Antrim’s rugged coastline, prepare for the nerve-tingling experience of crossing the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. Suspended 30 meters above the Atlantic’s crashing waves, this narrow bridge offers not just a test of courage, but a feast for the eyes as well Originally built by salmon fishermen, the bridge now serves as a thrilling vantage point for those brave enough to walk its swaying planks. As you cross, the drama of Antrim’s coast unfolds beneath you, offering a breathtaking perspective on the natural wonders that define this part of the world
In the heart of Belfast, delve into the city’s storied past at the award-winning Titanic Belfast This towering monument to maritime history, located on the very site where the ill-fated ship was designed and launched, offers a deeply immersive experience. Spanning six floors, the museum’s interactive galleries and exhibits bring to life the story of the Titanic, from her conception to her tragic demise The grandeur of the ship, the hopes of her passengers, and the horror of her end are all captured in this state-of-the-art facility, which includes a stunning 7.6-meter-long scale model of the Titanic that rotates in sync with digital projections, allowing you to fully grasp the ship’s epic story As you wander through this magnificent museum, the Titanic’s tale, filled with both dreams and despair, resonates with a poignancy that lingers long after you’ve left.
But Belfast is more than just the Titanic The city pulses with a vibrant cultural scene, from the
eclectic shops and bars of the Cathedral Quarter to the innovative performances at the Metropolitan Arts Centre
The streets, once marred by conflict, are now canvases for some of the most compelling street art in Europe, telling stories of resilience and renewal. And as you explore, don’t miss the chance to indulge in Belfast’s culinary renaissance, where the city’s diverse influences are celebrated on every plate
Did you know? Antrim is home to the world’s oldest licensed distillery, Bushmills, established in 1608. A visit here offers not just a taste of history, but a sip of Ireland itself a guided tour takes you through the centuries-old process of distillation, ending with a tasting that captures the essence of the land and its people
Leaving Antrim behind, we journey to Armagh, often hailed as the “ecclesiastical capital” of Ireland. Here, history and spirituality are woven into the very fabric of the landscape, most
notably in its two St Patrick's Cathedrals one Roman Catholic, the other Church of Ireland These twin edifices, dedicated to Ireland’s patron saint, stand as both spiritual and architectural marvels, their spires piercing the sky, offering views as inspiring as the stories they hold.
Just outside the city, the ancient site of Navan Fort beckons This archaeological gem, once a center of power and kingship, offers a glimpse into Ireland’s mythological and historical past.
At the nearby Navan Centre, interactive exhibits and tours breathe life into the legends that shaped this land For those with an eye on the heavens, the Armagh Observatory and Planetarium offer a stellar journey through time and space, where centuries of celestial research meet hands-on learning.
Heading east, we arrive in County Down, where the Mourne Mountains rise with a grandeur that inspired C S Lewis’s Narnia This majestic range, a playground for hikers and dreamers alike, offers a landscape that is both wild and welcoming.
from a fantasy In Downpatrick, the reputed burial site of St Patrick himself, the Saint Patrick Centre provides an interactive exploration of the life and legacy of Ireland’s most famous saint. Nearby, the ruins of Inch Abbey and Dundrum Castle stand as silent sentinels to a history that refuses to fade, their stones echoing with tales of conquest and devotion
Did you know? Down is home to Northern Ireland’s only aquarium, Exploris, located in the picturesque town of Portaferry Here, the wonders of the ocean are brought to life, with exhibits that celebrate the beauty and diversity of marine life, reminding us of the natural world’s fragile majesty
From the coastal charms of Down, we journey westward to Fermanagh, a county where water and history dance in a tranquil embrace. The ancient ruins of Devenish Island Monastic Site, accessible only by boat, offer a serene retreat into Ireland’s spiritual past As you drift across Lough Erne, the peaceful waters seem to whisper the prayers of monks long gone.
tours lead you through a labyrinth of rivers, waterfalls, and limestone formations, each step revealing the slow, patient artistry of nature Above ground, Enniskillen Castle tells the story of Fermanagh’s military past, while offering stunning views across the landscape.
Did you know?
Fermanagh’s Magho Cliffs are home to some of the world’s finest examples of landscape art, ancient carvings that speak to a timeless connection between humanity and the natural world
Our next stop is Tyrone, where the rolling hills are dotted with history’s footprints The Beaghmore Stone Circles, a Bronze Age enigma, continue to intrigue archaeologists and visitors alike These ancient stones, laid out with celestial precision, offer a glimpse into a world where the stars and seasons guided the rhythms of life.
resilience and determination of those who left their homeland in search of a better life
Did you know? Tyrone is home to the largest gold mine in the UK and Ireland, the Cavanacaw Gold Mine. While not open to the public, its presence adds a touch of ancient allure to the county’s landscape Journeying northward, we reach Londonderry, or Derry, a city where history is etched into every brick and stone The 17thcentury walls, among the best-preserved in Europe, offer a walk through time, their ramparts providing views that stretch across the city’s turbulent past and hopeful future The neoGothic Guildhall, with its stunning stained glass and intricate woodwork, stands as a testament to Derry’s resilience and cultural vibrancy
The Mourne Coastal Route winds through quaint villages and along sandy shores, each turn revealing vistas that seem plucked
For those drawn to the earth’s hidden wonders, the Marble Arch Caves provide a subterranean adventure unlike any other. Guided
At the Ulster American Folk Park in Omagh, the story of Irish emigration unfolds in a series of immersive exhibits. Here, the journey from Ireland to the New World is brought vividly to life, with authentic recreations of rural homes, a full-scale immigrant ship, and the bustling streets of American cities It’s a poignant reminder of the
For those seeking the wild beauty of the coast, the Causeway Coastal Route beckons with promises of sweeping vistas and historic wonders Downhill Demesne and Mussenden Temple, perched on cliffs above the Atlantic, offer a dramatic backdrop for exploration and reflection
Did you know? Derry is the only completely walled city in Ireland, a fortress of history waiting to be explored by those with a curiosity for the past.
Crossing into Donegal, we enter a land where the landscape is as untamed as it is breathtaking The Wild Atlantic Way unfurls along the coast, offering some of the most stunning scenery in all of Ireland. Glenveagh National Park, with its enchanting gardens, castle, and rugged mountains, is a sanctuary for both wildlife and weary travelers The park’s trails, winding through pristine wilderness, invite exploration and discovery
And then there are the Slieve League Cliffs, where the earth meets the sky in a sheer drop to the sea below. These cliffs, among
the highest in Europe, offer views that stretch to the edge of the world, a testament to nature’s raw power and beauty
Did you know? Donegal’s Malin Head, Ireland’s most northerly point, served as a filming location for *Star Wars: Episode VIII – The Last Jedi*, adding a touch of cinematic magic to this already spellbinding landscape.
Ulster, in all its rugged splendor, offers a journey that is as rich in history as it is in natural beauty. From the ancient stones of Antrim to the towering cliffs of Donegal, from
BIGGER STORY. NO TO HEAR IT TOLD. NO BETTER PLACE
Belfast was Titanic’s home, it still is.
Discover the world-famous story through the eyes of those whose hard work and ambition built her at the Titanic Experience
For more information contact groups@titanicbelfast com
Belfast’s cultural renaissance to the spiritual heart of Armagh, this northern province is a place where the past and present converge in a tapestry of unforgettable experiences. So pack your bags, embrace
the adventure, and set off to discover the hidden gems and renowned wonders of Ulster a land that promises to leave an indelible mark on your heart and soul.
Tourism Ireland
Tit ani c
In Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, where the past looms large and the present glistens with steel and glass, stands Titanic Belfast a monument not just to a ship, but to the sheer audacity of human ambition The building itself is an ode to the ship it commemorates, with its gleaming, angular façade
echoing the hulls of a vessel that once embodied the pinnacle of engineering and luxury.
Step inside, and you’re not simply visiting a museum; you’re embarking on a voyage through time Titanic Belfast’s nine
interactive galleries are a masterclass in storytelling, where the romance of the Edwardian era collides with the cold reality of the ship’s tragic end. From the roar and clatter of Belfast’s shipyards to the opulence of the Titanic’s first-class cabins, each gallery immerses you deeper into the narrative It’s not just the grand sweep of history on display; it’s the human details the letters, the photographs, the whispered fears, and hopes of those who sailed.
For groups, this is a shared experience that resonates long after you leave Tailored tours offer a bespoke dive into the Titanic’s story, while educational workshops engage younger minds with the science and history of the era. And then there’s the pièce de résistance: the Titanic Suite, where you can dine beneath a faithful replica of the ship’s Grand Staircase, an experience
that marries the elegance of the past with the present’s indulgence. visi t
www t it anicbelfas t com
Hi lls borough Cast le
A short drive away, where the urban gives way to the pastoral, lies Hillsborough Castle, a Georgian retreat that still pulses with the heartbeat of British royalty It’s not just a castle; it’s a living history book, with each room a chapter in the tale of political intrigue and royal pageantry. The State Rooms are a particular
delight for groups, offering guided tours that peel back layers of history, revealing the secrets of the people who walked these corridors
But it’s the gardens that truly steal the show 100 acres of rolling lawns, manicured hedges, and secret nooks, where the air is thick with the scent of heritage roses and centuries-old trees whisper forgotten stories to those who listen closely For groups, the castle offers more than just a visit; it’s an experience whether you’re indulging in a private afternoon tea or simply strolling through the grounds as the past unfolds around you.
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The Lisburn & Castlereagh region is a hidden gem that combines rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture From the historic city of Lisburn, known for its linen production, to the picturesque countryside, this area offers a diverse range of experiences for travelers
Lisburn is a thriving city that boasts a charming blend of old and new The Lisburn Cathedral, dating back to the 1600s, is a must-visit for history enthusiasts. The city also offers modern shopping experiences at the Lisburn Square and Bow Street Mall For those interested in the region's industrial heritage, the Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum provides a fascinating look at the area’s textile history.
A short drive from the city, you'll find the tranquil beauty of the Castlereagh Hills This area is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a variety of walking and cycling trails
with breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside The Lagan Valley Regional Park, a sprawling area of natural beauty, is another mustvisit, offering riverside walks, wildlife spotting, and historical landmarks such as the Giant’s Ring, a Neolithic earthwork
For a taste of local culture, the area is home to numerous events and festivals throughout the year. The Lisburn Light Festival, held during the winter months, transforms the city into a glittering wonderland, while the Hillsborough International Oyster Festival is a unique event celebrating local seafood The arts are also well represented, with the ISLAND Arts Centre in Lisburn hosting a variety of performances, exhibitions, and workshops.
Lisburn & Castlereagh is also a gateway to the wider region of Northern Ireland The city is well-connected by road and rail, making it easy to explore nearby
attractions such as Belfast, the Mourne Mountains, and the scenic North Coast
For families, there are plenty of activities to keep everyone entertained. The Lagan Valley LeisurePlex is a popular destination,
there’s something to satisfy every palate The area is also known for its local produce, with farmers’ markets and food festivals providing opportunities to sample the best of Northern Irish fare. Whether you're seeking
featuring a water park, adventure playground, and sports facilities In contrast, the tranquil Moira Demesne offers a peaceful setting for a family picnic or a leisurely stroll.
Foodies will appreciate the diverse culinary scene in Lisburn & Castlereagh From traditional Irish pubs serving hearty meals to fine dining restaurants offering contemporary cuisine,
history, culture, outdoor adventure, or simply a relaxing getaway, Lisburn & Castlereagh has something to offer Its mix of urban sophistication and rural charm makes it a perfect destination for travelers looking to explore the heart of Northern Ireland.
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Hinch Distillery Ulster Aviation Society Museum
Royal Hillsborough
Irish Linen Centre & Lisburn Museum
Antrim Cast le Gardens
Discover one of the most historically significant gardens in Northern Ireland
Randalstown Rd, Antrim, BT41 4LH
Tel: +44 28 9448 1338
Email: antrimgardens@midandeastantrim.gov.uk
Web: antrimandnewtownabbey.gov.uk
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more.
Ardgl ass Golf Cl ub
Enjoy a round of golf with stunning coastal views
Castle Pl, Ardglass, Co Down, BT30 7TP
Tel: +44 28 4484 1219
Email: info@ardglassgolfclub com
Web: ardglassgolfclub com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 8 or more
Armagh Planetarium
Explore the wonders of space with interactive exhibits and shows.
College Hill, Armagh, BT61 9DB. Tel: +44 28 3752 3689
Email: reception@armagh.ac.uk Web: armagh.space
Group Discount: 20% off for groups of 15 or more
Bell eek Pott ery
Visit the world-famous pottery factory and museum
Main St, Belleek, Co Fermanagh, BT93 3FY
Tel: +44 28 6865 9300
Email: info@belleek.ie Web: belleekpottery.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Benone St rand
Relax on one of Northern Ireland’s longest beaches. Seacoast Rd, Limavady, BT49 0LQ Tel: +44 28 7776 0306
Email: info@benonestrand co uk Web:benonestrand co uk Group Discount: N/A
Cas tle Coole
Explore this 18th-century mansion and its beautiful estate Castle Coole, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh, BT74 6JY. Tel: +44 28 6632 2690
Email: castlecoole@nationaltrust.org.uk
Web: nationaltrust.org.uk/castle-coole
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 12 or more.
Cav e Hil l Country Park
Hike to the top for panoramic views of Belfast Antrim Rd, Belfast, BT15 5GR Tel: +44 28 9077 6925
Email: info@belfastcity gov uk Web: visitbelfast com
Group Discount: N/A
Crom Es tate
Discover one of Ireland's most important nature reserves Newtownbutler, Co Fermanagh, BT92 8AJ
Tel: +44 28 6773 8118
Email: crom@nationaltrust org uk
Web: nationaltrust.org.uk/crom
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Cus hendun Caves
Explore the dramatic caves used in Game of Thrones. Cushendun, Ballymena, BT44 0PU Tel: +44 28 2076 2024
Email: info@discovernorthernireland com
Web: discovernorthernireland com
Group Discount: N/A
Derry City Walls
Walk along the historic 17th-century walls
Derry, BT48 6PS. Tel: +44 28 7126 7284
Email: info@derryvisitor.com Web: visitderry.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Down Cat hedral
Visit the burial place of Saint Patrick English St, Downpatrick, BT30 6AB
Tel: +44 28 4461 4922
Email: info@downcathedral org Web: downcathedral org Group Discount: N/A
Dunluce Cast le
Explore the ruins of this dramatic cliffside castle. 87 Dunluce Rd, Bushmills, BT57 8UY.
Tel: +44 28 2073 1938
Email: dunluce@discovernorthernireland.com
Web: discovernorthernireland com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Enni skillen Cas tl e
Discover the history of Fermanagh in this 600-year-old castle
Co. Fermanagh, BT74 7HL. Tel: +44 28 6632 5000
Email: info@enniskillencastle.co.uk
Web: enniskillencastle.co.uk
Group Discount: 20% off for groups of 15 or more.
Florence Court
Visit this Georgian mansion with beautiful gardens and woodland Florencecourt, Enniskillen, BT92 1DB
Tel: +44 28 6634 8249
Email: florencecourt@nationaltrust org uk
Web: nationaltrust org uk/florence-court
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 12 or more
Glenari ff Fores t Park
Enjoy waterfalls and scenic trails in the "Queen of the Glens "
Glenariff, Ballymena, BT44 0QX. Tel: +44 28 2955 6000
Email: glenariff@nidirect.gov.uk Web: nidirect.gov.uk
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Glenveagh National Park
Explore one of the most beautiful parks in Donegal Churchill, Co Donegal, F92 X78R Tel: +353 76 100 2537
Email: glenveagh@opw ie Web: glenveaghnationalpark ie
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 15 or more
Grianan of Aileach
Visit this ancient stone fort with stunning views
Burt, Co. Donegal. Tel: +353 74 937 3217
Email: info@griananofaileach.ie Web: griananofaileach.ie
Group Discount: N/A.
Grooms port Harbour
Discover the charm of this historic fishing village
Groomsport, Co Down, BT19 6GH
Tel: +44 28 9127 0371
Email: info@ardsandnorthdown gov uk
Web: ardsandnorthdown gov uk
Group Discount: N/A
Guil lemot Path
Walk along the rugged coastline with breathtaking views. Portrush, Co. Antrim, BT56 8JN. Tel: +44 28 7082 3333
Email: info@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk
Web: causewaycoastandglens gov uk
Group Discount: N/A
Harbour M useum Derry
Learn about the maritime history of Derry
Harbour Square, Derry, BT48 6AF Tel: +44 28 7137 2411
Email: harbourmuseum@derrystrabane.com
Web: derrystrabane.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Headhunt ers Barber S hop & Railway Mus eu m
Explore a unique collection of railway memorabilia
5 Darling St, Enniskillen, BT74 7DP
Tel: +44 28 6632 7488
Email: info@headhuntersmuseum com
Web: headhuntersmuseum com
Group Discount: N/A
HMS Carol ine
Visit this World War I battleship, now a floating museum
Alexandra Dock, Queens Rd, Belfast, BT3 9DT Tel: +44 28 9045 4484
Email: info@hmscaroline co uk Web: hmscaroline co uk
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 12 or more.
Inishowen Mariti me M useum
Discover the rich maritime history of Inishowen.
Greencastle, Co. Donegal, F93 H6F8.
Tel: +353 74 938 1363
Email: info@inishowenmaritime com
Web: inishowenmaritime com
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more
Ki lly leagh Cast le
Visit one of the oldest inhabited castles in Ireland
Killyleagh, Co. Down, BT30 9QN. Tel: +44 28 4482 8297
Email: info@killyleaghcastle.com
Web: killyleaghcastle.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 8 or more.
Lett erkenny Town Park
Relax in this spacious park with beautiful gardens
Letterkenny, Co Donegal Tel: +353 74 912 4666
Email: info@donegalcoco ie Web: donegalcoco ie Group Discount: N/A
Limavady Vi sit or Inform at ion Cent re
Get all the information you need to explore Limavady. 7 Connell St, Limavady, BT49 0HA. Tel: +44 28 7776 0650
Email: limavadyvic@causewaycoastandglens.gov.uk
Web: causewaycoastandglens gov uk
Group Discount: N/A
Lis burn Cat hedral
Visit the historic cathedral in the heart of Lisburn 24A Castle St, Lisburn, BT27 4XD Tel: +44 28 9267 3271
Email: info@lisburncathedral.org Web: lisburncathedral.org
Group Discount: N/A.
Lis san Hous e
Tour this beautiful historic house and its picturesque
grounds Drumgrass Rd, Cookstown, BT80 9SW
Tel: +44 28 8676 3312
Email: info@lissanhouse com Web: lissanhouse com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Malin Head
Visit the northernmost point of Ireland with stunning views
Malin, Co Donegal Tel: +353 74 937 9104
Email: info@discoverdonegal com
Web: discoverdonegal.com
Group Discount: N/A.
Marble Arch Caves
Explore the fascinating underground caves in Fermanagh. Florencecourt, Co Fermanagh, BT92 1EW
Tel: +44 28 6634 8855
Email: info@marblearchcavesgeopark com
Web: marblearchcavesgeopark com
Group Discount: 20% off for groups of 10 or more
Mourne Mount ains
Hike through some of the most beautiful mountains in Ireland.
Mourne, Co. Down. Tel: +44 28 4372 2222
Email: info@mourne-mountains.com
Web: mourne-mountains.com
Group Discount: N/A
Mount St ewart
Visit this 18th-century house and world-famous gardens
Portaferry Rd, Newtownards, BT22 2AD Tel: +44 28 4278 8387
Email: mountstewart@nationaltrust.org.uk
Web: nationaltrust.org.uk/mount-stewart
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 12 or more.
Navan Fort
Explore one of the most important archaeological sites in Ireland
81 Killylea Rd, Armagh, BT60 4LD Tel: +44 28 3752 9644
Email: info@navanfort com Web: navanfort com
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more
Newry and Mourne Museum
Discover the history of Newry and the Mourne area.
Bagenal's Castle, Castle St, Newry, BT34 2BY.
Tel: +44 28 3031 3182
Email: museum@newryandmourne.gov.uk
Web: newrymournemuseum com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Old B ushmi lls Dist ill ery
Visit the oldest working distillery in Ireland
2 Distillery Rd, Bushmills, BT57 8XH
Tel: +44 28 2073 1521
Email: info@bushmills com Web: bushmills com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Parkanaur Fores t Park
Enjoy a walk through this beautiful forest park.
Parkanaur, Dungannon, BT70 3AA. Tel: +44 28 8776 1280
Email: info@parkanaurmanorhouse.com
Web: parkanaurmanorhouse.com
Group Discount: N/A.
Peatl ands Park
Explore the unique landscapes of this nature reserve
33 Derryhubbert Rd, Dungannon, BT71 6NW
Tel: +44 28 3885 1102
Email: info@peatlandspark co uk
Web: peatlandspark co uk
Group Discount: N/A.
Rat hlin Is land
Discover the natural beauty and wildlife of this remote island.
Rathlin Island, Ballycastle, BT54 6RT
Tel: +44 28 2076 2024
Email: info@rathlincommunity org
Web: rathlincommunity org
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Redburn Count ry Park
Hike through woodlands with stunning views over Belfast Lough.
Holywood, Co. Down, BT18 9QZ. Tel: +44 28 9042 4672
Email: info@belfastcity.gov.uk Web: visitbelfast.com
Group Discount: N/A
Roe V all ey Country P ark
Enjoy the natural beauty of the River Roe
24A Dogleap Rd, Limavady, BT49 9NN
Tel: +44 28 7772 2074
Email: info@roevalleycountrypark.co.uk
Web: roevalleycountrypark.co.uk
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Scrabo Tower
Climb this historic tower for panoramic views
Newtownards, Co Down, BT23 4SJ
Tel: +44 28 9181 1491
Email: info@ardsandnorthdown gov uk
Web: ardsandnorthdown gov uk
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Seamus Heaney Home Place
Celebrate the life and work of the famous poet
45 Main St, Bellaghy, BT45 8HT Tel: +44 28 7938 7444
Email: info@seamusheaneyhome com
Web: seamusheaneyhome com
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more.
Si lent Vall ey Res erv oir
Discover the tranquil beauty of the Silent Valley. Head Rd, Kilkeel, BT34 4PU. Tel: +44 28 9074 1500
Email: info@silentvalleyreservoir com
Web: silentvalleyreservoir com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Sl ieve Donard
Climb the highest peak in Northern Ireland
Mourne Mountains, Co Down Tel: +44 28 4372 2222
Email: info@slievedonard.com Web: slievedonard.com
Group Discount: N/A.
Sperrin Mou ntains
Explore the wild beauty of the Sperrins. Sperrin, Co Tyrone Tel: +44 28 8676 9949
Email: info@sperrins com Web: sperrins com
Group Discount: N/A
St Columb’s Cath edral
Visit the oldest surviving building in Derry London St, Derry, BT48 6RQ. Tel: +44 28 7126 7313
Email: info@stcolumbscathedral.com
Web: stcolumbscathedral.com
Group Discount: N/A.
Tol lymore Forest Park
Explore the diverse landscapes and scenic trails Bryansford Rd, Newcastle, BT33 0PR Tel: +44 28 4372 2428
Email: info@tollymorepark com Web: tollymorepark com
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more
Tit ani c Belfast
Discover the story of the Titanic through interactive galleries and exhibitions.1 Olympic Way, Queen's Road, Belfast, BT3 9EP.Tel: +44 28 9076 6386Email: info@titanicbelfast com Web: titanicbelfast comGroup Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Uls ter Am erican Folk Park
Discover the story of Irish emigration at this open-air museum
2 Mellon Rd, Omagh, BT78 5QU Tel: +44 28 8224 3292
Email: info@nmni com Web: nmni com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Ul st er Folk Mus eum
Step back in time at this open-air museum depicting life over 100 years ago.
153 Bangor Rd, Holywood, BT18 0EU.
Tel: +44 28 9042 8428
Email: info@nmni.com Web: nmni.com
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 12 or more
Ul st er Mus eu m
Explore Northern Ireland’s rich history and culture
Botanic Gardens, Belfast, BT9 5AB
Tel: +44 28 9044 0000
Email: info@nmni com Web: nmni com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Waterside Theatre
Enjoy a diverse program of drama, music, and comedy.
Glendermott Rd, Derry, BT47 6BG.
Tel: +44 28 7131 4000
Email: info@watersidetheatre com
Web: watersidetheatre com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 8 or more
Wil d At lantic Way
Experience one of the world’s most spectacular coastal drives.
Co. Donegal. Tel: +353 74 912 1160
Email: info@wildatlanticway.com
Web: wildatlanticway.com
Group Discount: N/A
WWT Cast le Es pie
Discover the wildlife at this wetland centre
78 Ballydrain Rd, Comber, BT23 6EA
Tel: +44 28 9187 4146
Email: info@wwt.org.uk Web: wwt.org.uk
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Yellow Ford Mus eum
Learn about the 1598 Battle of the Yellow Ford. Main St, Benburb, BT71 7JZ Tel: +44 28 3754 9210
Email: info@yellowfordmuseum com
Web: yellowfordmuseum com
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 8 or more
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Pack your bags, leave behind the ordinary, and dive headfirst into the extraordinary as we embark on a journey through the rugged, resplendent, and occasionally rebellious province of Connacht. This is a place where the Atlantic winds shape the land and the people, where every hill and hollow whispers ancient tales, and where the past and present dance together in a lively jig Connacht, with its five counties Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon, and Sligo is not just a destination; it’s a revelation Here, the landscape unfolds like an epic poem, with each county offering a stanza of its own. Whether you're a lover of history, a seeker of solitude, or simply a traveler with an eye for beauty, Connacht will seduce you with its wild charm and keep you coming back for more
Count y Gal way : A Gat eway t o the Wild Atl ant ic Way
Begin your adventure in Galway, the beating heart of the west, where the streets pulse with music, art, and a certain indefinable magic. Galway City is a lively mosaic of medieval walls, bohemian spirit, and salt-sprayed air. Wander through Eyre Square, where the ghosts of revolutionaries linger, pass under the Spanish Arch, which once sheltered galleons from far-off lands, and lose yourself in the colors and clamor of the Galway Market
But Galway’s true soul lies in the wilds of Connemara, a place where the mountains meet the sea in a marriage as old as time. The fishing village of Roundstone offers a glimpse of this untamed beauty, with the Twelve Bens mountains standing sentinel in the background For those
who like their nature with a side of education, Connemara National Park offers guided tours through its diverse landscapes, with group discounts for the savvy traveler
Little-known fact: Galway is the proud host of the world’s oldest oyster festival, the Galway International Oyster and Seafood Festival, a celebration of the briny delicacy that has been held every year since 1954
Count y L eit rim: A Tranquil Haven of L akes and Waterway s
From the bustling streets of Galway, we slip into the gentle embrace of Leitrim, a county so serene it could soothe the most restless soul. Leitrim is Ireland’s hidden gem, a land of lakes and rivers that meander like lazy thoughts on a summer afternoon Start your exploration at Glencar Waterfall, a secluded cascade that inspired W B
Yeats to pen some of his most evocative verses.
Take to the water on the Shannon-Erne Waterway, where a leisurely boat trip offers a front-row seat to nature’s quiet spectacle. For those who fancy themselves captains, Carrickcraft offers boat hire with discounts for groups perfect for those who wish to explore Leitrim’s waterways at their own pace.
Little-known fact: The smallest church in Ireland, the Costello Memorial Chapel, can be found in Carrick-on-Shannon Built in 1879 as a testament of love, this tiny chapel measures just 16 feet by 12 feet, yet holds a world of devotion within its walls
County May o: A Land of Legends and Spectacular Landscapes
Next, we venture into Mayo, where the landscape
is as dramatic as the legends that cling to it like mist on the mountains Mayo is a place where history looms large, where the past is not so much remembered as it is lived. Begin your journey at the National Museum of Ireland – Country Life, nestled in Turlough Park Here, you’ll find a treasure trove of exhibits that paint a vivid picture of rural Irish life, with group discounts available for those who plan ahead
But Mayo’s heart lies in its holy mountain, Croagh Patrick. This majestic peak has been a site of pilgrimage for centuries, where Saint Patrick himself is said to have fasted for 40 days Whether you climb for penance or pleasure, the views from the summit are a reward in themselves. For a change of pace, head to Achill Island, where the rugged coastline and pristine beaches invite you to linger a while longer
Little-known fact: The Céide Fields in Mayo are home to the world’s oldest known field system, dating back over 5,000 years. This archaeological marvel offers a glimpse into the lives of Ireland’s earliest farmers.
we journey to Roscommon, a county steeped in history and rich in natural beauty Roscommon is a place where every stone tells a story, where the past feels as close as the air you breathe. Begin your exploration at Roscommon Castle, a 13th-century fortress that still stands tall despite the ravages of time Its crumbling walls echo with tales of battles fought and lost, offering a window into Ireland’s tumultuous past
Not far away, Strokestown Park House invites you to step into the grandeur of Georgian Ireland. This beautifully restored mansion is also home to the Irish National Famine Museum, where the darkest chapter of Irish history is laid bare Group discounts are available, making it an educational and emotional experience for all who visit.
For a breath of fresh air, head to Lough Key Forest Park, where woodlands and waterways offer a peaceful retreat. The park’s Boda Borg challenge, with its mix of mental and physical tasks, is perfect for groups looking for a bit of adventure
Count y S ligo: A Poet's Paradise and Ancient Secret s
Our journey ends in Sligo, a county where the spirit of W.B. Yeats lingers in every breeze, where the landscape is as lyrical as the poems it inspires. Sligo is a place where the ancient and the artistic converge, creating a tableau that is both haunting and beautiful
Start your visit at the Sligo County Museum, where the life and works of Yeats are celebrated alongside artifacts that tell the story of Sligo’s rich history. Group discounts make this cultural pilgrimage accessible to all
But Sligo’s ancient secrets are perhaps its most compelling draw. At Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery, you’ll find one of Ireland’s oldest and most extensive collections of megalithic tombs and stone circles, some dating back to 3700 BC These silent sentinels of the past stand as a testament to the endurance of human memory.
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Little-known fact: The summit of Knocknarea Mountain, where the legendary Queen Maeve is said to be buried, boasts the largest collection of megalithic art in Western Europe a fitting tribute to a queen who was as fierce as she was fair
From the vibrant streets of Galway to the tranquil waters of Leitrim, the legendary landscapes of Mayo to the historical depths of Roscommon, and finally, the poetic beauty of Sligo, Connacht offers a journey like no other. It’s a place where history, culture, and nature come together in a symphony of experiences that will stay with you long after you’ve left So, gather your friends, embrace the group discounts, and set off on an adventure through this enchanting province, where every twist and turn of the road leads to something extraordinary
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County Roscomm on: A Tim e Capsule of Irish Hist ory
From the wilds of Mayo,
Little-known fact: Roscommon boasts 365 lakes, one for each day of the year, offering endless opportunities for fishing, boating, and quiet contemplation.
Finally, let the wild beauty of Mullaghmore Head wash over you This coastal gem, with its views of the Atlantic and the brooding presence of Ben Bulben, is a paradise for surfers, walkers, and anyone who appreciates nature at its
Achill Experience Aquari um
An aquarium showcasing marine life from the waters around Achill Island
Keel, Achill Island, County Mayo Tel: +353 98 43292
Email: info@achillexperience ie Web: achillexperience ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Achill Is land
Ireland’s largest island, known for its beaches, cliffs, and outdoor activities.
Achill, County Mayo Tel: +353 98 20400
Email: info@achilltourism com Web: achilltourism com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Aran Is lands
A group of three rugged islands known for their ancient sites and Irish culture
Inishmore, County Galway. Tel: +353 99 61008
Email: info@aranislands.ie Web: aranislands.ie
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 12 or more.
Ashford Cas tle
A luxurious castle hotel with gardens, falconry, and outdoor activities
Cong, County Mayo Tel: +353 94 9546003
Email: info@ashfordcastle com Web: ashfordcastle com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Aughnanure Cast le
A well-preserved 16th-century tower house with beautiful surroundings.
Oughterard, County Galway. Tel: +353 91 552214
Email: info@heritageireland.ie Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Aughri m Interpretiv e Centre
A museum dedicated to the Battle of Aughrim, with exhibits and tours
Aughrim, County Galway Tel: +353 90 9673939
Email: info@aughrimcentre.ie Web: aughrimcentre.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Balli na Arts Cent re
A vibrant arts venue offering exhibitions, performances, and workshops
Ballina, County Mayo Tel: +353 96 73593
Email: info@ballinaartscentre com
Web: ballinaartscentre com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Bal lycroy Nat ional Park
A vast park with walking trails, visitor center, and stunning wilderness
Ballycroy, County Mayo Tel: +353 98 49888
Email: info@ballycroynationalpark ie Web: ballycroynationalpark.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Belleek Cas tl e
A romantic castle offering tours, a museum, and fine dining experiences
Ballina, County Mayo Tel: +353 96 22400
Email: info@belleekcastle com Web: belleekcastle com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Benbulben
A distinctive table mountain with hiking trails and panoramic views.
County Sligo. Tel: +353 71 911 8085
Email: info@sligotourism.ie Web: sligotourism.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Boyl e Abbey
A well-preserved Cistercian monastery with guided tours available
Boyle, County Roscommon Tel: +353 71 9662604
Email: info@heritageireland ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Burren Nat ional Park
Explore the unique limestone landscape with trails and guided walks.
Ballyvaughan, County Clare. Tel: +353 65 6827693
Email: info@burrennationalpark ie Web: burrennationalpark ie Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 8 or more
Carrowmore Megalit hic Cem et ery
One of Ireland’s largest Stone Age cemeteries, with guided tours available.
Carrowmore, County Sligo. Tel: +353 71 9161534
Email: info@carrowmore.ie Web: carrowmore.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Carrick-on-Sh annon Boat Tours
Enjoy a cruise on the River Shannon with beautiful views and commentary
Carrick-on-Shannon, County Leitrim
Tel: +353 71 9621777 Email: info@carrickboattrips ie Web: carrickboattrips ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Cei de Fi el ds
Explore ancient Neolithic fields and dwellings at this archaeological site
Ballycastle, County Mayo. Tel: +353 96 43325
Email: info@ceidefields.com Web: ceidefields.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Cliffs of Moher
Breathtaking sea cliffs with visitor center and walking trails
Liscannor, County Clare Tel: +353 65 7086141
Email: info@cliffsofmoher ie Web: cliffsofmoher ie Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more
Classi ebawn Cas tle
A historic castle with stunning views of the Atlantic, located near Mullaghmore.
Mullaghmore, County Sligo. Tel: +353 71 9161201
Email: info@sligotourism.ie Web: sligotourism.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Cong Abbey
Ruins of a 12th-century Augustinian abbey with beautiful architecture
Cong, County Mayo Tel: +353 94 9546089
Email: info@congabbey ie Web: congabbey ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Connem ara Nat ional Park
Explore the rugged landscapes of Connemara with scenic trails and wildlife.
Letterfrack, County Galway Tel: +353 95 41054
Email: info@connemaranationalpark ie Web: connemaranationalpark ie Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more
Corcomroe Abbey
A ruined Cistercian monastery in the Burren, known for its carvings.
Bell Harbour, County Clare. Tel: +353 65 6827693
Email: info@burrennationalpark.ie Web: burrennationalpark.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Croagh Patrick
Ireland’s holy mountain, a popular pilgrimage site with stunning views
Murrisk, County Mayo Tel: +353 98 28871
Email: info@croagh-patrick com Web: croagh-patrick com
Group Discount: 5% off for groups of 20 or more
Dooney Rock Forest Park
A peaceful park with walking trails and views of Lough Gill.
Sligo Town, County Sligo. Tel: +353 71 911 8085
Email: info@sligotourism.ie Web: sligotourism.ie
Group Discount: 5% off for groups of 8 or more.
Doolough Valley
A remote valley with stunning scenery and a tragic history, ideal for hiking
Louisburgh, County Mayo Tel: +353 98 20400
Email: info@achilltourism com Web: achilltourism com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Downpat rick Head
A scenic headland with a sea stack and stunning coastal views.
Ballycastle, County Mayo. Tel: +353 96 43325
Email: info@downpatrickhead.ie
Web: downpatrickhead ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Drumcliffe Church
The burial place of poet W B Yeats, with a round tower and high cross
Drumcliffe, County Sligo. Tel: +353 71 9144565
Email: info@drumcliffechurch.ie Web: drumcliffechurch.ie Group Discount: 5% off for groups of 10 or more.
Eagl es Fly ing
An interactive bird of prey center with flying demonstrations
Ballymote, County Sligo Tel: +353 71 9189310
Email: info@eaglesflying com Web: eaglesflying com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Foxford Woollen Mil ls
A historic woollen mill offering tours and a gift shop with Irish crafts.
Foxford, County Mayo. Tel: +353 94 9256104
Email: info@foxfordwoollenmills.com
Web: foxfordwoollenmills com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Galway Cathedral
A stunning cathedral with beautiful architecture and stained glass
Galway City, County Galway Tel: +353 91 563577
Email: info@galwaycathedral ie Web: galwaycathedral ie
Group Discount: 5% off for groups of 15 or more
Gal way City Museum
Explore the rich history and culture of Galway City.
Spanish Arch, Galway City. Tel: +353 91 532460
Email: museum@galwaycity.ie Web: galwaycitymuseum.ie
Group Discount: 5% off for groups of 10 or more.
Gleniff Hors es hoe
A scenic driving route through a valley with stunning mountain views
Ballintrillick, County Sligo Tel: +353 71 911 8085
Email: info@sligotourism ie Web: sligotourism ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Glenveagh National Park
A beautiful park with a castle, gardens, and miles of walking trails.
Letterkenny, County Donegal. Tel: +353 74 9137090
Email: info@glenveaghnationalpark.ie
Web: glenveaghnationalpark ie
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more
Gurt een Beach
A beautiful sandy beach in Connemara, popular for swimming and picnicking
Roundstone, County Galway. Tel: +353 95 43419
Email: info@connemara.ie Web: connemara.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Hazel wood House
A historic house near Sligo, surrounded by forests and lakes
Sligo Town, County Sligo Tel: +353 71 911 8085
Email: info@hazelwoodhouse ie Web: hazelwoodhouse ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Inis hbofin Island
A beautiful island off the coast of Connemara, ideal for hiking and birdwatching.
Inishbofin, County Galway. Tel: +353 95 45989
Email: info@inishbofin.com Web: inishbofin.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Inis hmurray Isl and
An uninhabited island with early Christian monastic ruins
Off the coast of County Sligo Tel: +353 71 911 8085
Email: info@sligotourism ie Web: sligotourism ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Keem B ay
A picturesque beach on Achill Island with stunning views and clear waters
Keem, Achill Island, County Mayo. Tel: +353 98 20400
Email: info@achilltourism.com Web: achilltourism.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Knock Shri ne
A major Catholic pilgrimage site with a basilica and museum
Knock, County Mayo Tel: +353 94 9388100
Email: info@knockshrine ie Web: knockshrine ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 20 or more
Knockma Hi ll
A hill in Tuam with trails and ancient cairns, associated with Irish mythology.
Tuam, County Galway. Tel: +353 91 563081
Email: info@galwaytourism.ie Web: galwaytourism.ie
Group Discount: 5% off for groups of 10 or more.
Ky lemore Abbey
A stunning Benedictine monastery set in the beautiful Connemara countryside
Connemara, County Galway Tel: +353 95 52001
Email: info@kylemoreabbey com
Web: kylemoreabbey.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 20 or more.
Ky lemore V ictori an Wal led Garden
Explore the beautifully restored walled gardens at Kylemore Abbey
Kylemore, County Galway Tel: +353 95 52001
Email: info@kylemoreabbey com
Web: kylemoreabbey com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Lis sadell House
A historic house and gardens, once home to the GoreBooth family.
Carney, County Sligo. Tel: +353 71 9163150
Email: info@lissadellhouse.com Web: lissadellhouse.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Lough Corrib
Ireland’s largest lake, ideal for fishing, boating, and nature
walks
County Galway Tel: +353 91 563081
Email: info@galwaytourism ie Web: galwaytourism ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Lou gh Key Forest Park
A scenic park with adventure activities, boat tours, and walking trails.
Boyle, County Roscommon. Tel: +353 71 9673122
Email: info@loughkey.ie Web: loughkey.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Megalit hic Tom bs of Carrowkeel
A series of ancient tombs in the Bricklieve Mountains, offering stunning views
Castlebaldwin, County Sligo Tel: +353 71 911 8085
Email: info@sligotourism ie Web: sligotourism ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Mount Falcon Estate
A luxury estate offering outdoor activities, spa treatments, and dining.
Ballina, County Mayo. Tel: +353 96 74472
Email: info@mountfalcon.com Web: mountfalcon.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Moy ne Abbey
Ruins of a Franciscan friary with impressive Gothic architecture
Killala, County Mayo Tel: +353 96 70888
Email: info@moyneabbey.ie Web: moyneabbey.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Parke’s Cas tl e
A restored plantation-era castle with guided tours and a visitor center
Fivemile Bourne, County Leitrim Tel: +353 71 9164149
Email: info@parkescastle ie Web: parkescastle ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Renvyl e B each
A stunning beach in Connemara, ideal for swimming and picnicking.
Renvyle, County Galway. Tel: +353 95 43419
Email: info@connemara.ie Web: connemara.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Roscom mon Cast le
Ruins of a 13th-century castle with beautiful lakeside views
Roscommon Town, County Roscommon Tel: +353 90 6637260
Email: info@roscommoncastle ie
Web: roscommoncastle ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Roundst one Vi llage
A charming fishing village in Connemara, known for its arts and crafts.
Roundstone, County Galway. Tel: +353 95 35835
Email: info@roundstone.ie Web: roundstone.ie Group Discount: 5% off for groups of 8 or more.
Sli go Abbey
A medieval Dominican abbey with an impressive cloister and tombs
Abbey St, Sligo Tel: +353 71 9146406
Email: info@heritageireland ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
The Museum of Count ry Li fe
A museum showcasing the history of rural life in Ireland. Turlough Park, Castlebar, County Mayo. Tel: +353 94 9031755
Email: info@museum ie Web: museum ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
The Quiet Man Mus eum
A museum dedicated to the classic film "The Quiet Man," featuring original sets
Cong, County Mayo. Tel: +353 94 9546089
Email: info@quietmanmuseum.com
Web: quietmanmuseum.com Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Tobernalt Holy Well
A peaceful holy well and pilgrimage site with a rich history
Sligo Town, County Sligo Tel: +353 71 911 8085
Email: info@sligotourism ie Web: sligotourism ie Group Discount: 5% off for groups of 8 or more
West port Hous e
Historic house and family fun park with gardens and adventure activities. Westport, County Mayo. Tel: +353 98 27766
Email: info@westporthouse ie Web: westporthouse ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
An enlightening journey across the diverse counties of Leinster, a true gem among Ireland's four provinces, where you’ll encounter a unique blend of attractions, cultural facets, and historical narratives Discover ancient fortresses, lush parks, pristine coastlines, and charming villages that encapsulate the allure of Leinster. So, brew your favorite tea or coffee, settle in, and accompany us on this captivating voyage through these enchanting territories, as we reveal lesser-known trivia and treasures along the way
County Carlow
Our adventure begins in County Carlow, a picturesque county known for its stunning landscapes and rich historical sites. One of its most remarkable attractions is the Brownshill Dolmen, with its impressive 100-tonne capstone, making it the largest of its kind in Europe This ancient monument stands as a testament to Carlow’s deep-rooted past. Also, don’t miss a visit to the Altamont Gardens, where
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group discounts are available for parties of ten or more. These enchanting gardens are renowned for their vibrant floral displays and charming woodland walks, offering the perfect setting for a leisurely stroll through nature Interesting fact: Carlow is home to the oldest working bridge in Europe, the Barrow Bridge, which dates back to 1569 and still serves as a vital link across the River Barrow.
Count y Kildare
County Kildare is a paradise for horse enthusiasts and lovers of grand estates. It boasts the renowned Irish National Stud and Gardens, where you can immerse yourself in the world of thoroughbred horses
Group discounts are available for parties of 20 or more, making it an ideal destination for group visits Additionally, Kildare is home to the stunning Castletown House, Ireland's largest and earliest Palladian-style mansion. Here, you can embark on a guided tour to marvel at its opulent interiors and learn about its fascinating history Interesting fact:
The Curragh, a vast open plain in Kildare, is not only famous for horse racing but also holds the title of the oldest and most extensive tract of semi-natural grassland in Europe, a true natural wonder
Count y Kil kenny
Steeped in history, County Kilkenny offers an array of medieval landmarks that transport visitors back in time One of the most iconic sites is Kilkenny Castle, a majestic fortress that dominates the city’s skyline. Group discounts are available for parties of 20 or more, making it a must-see for history buffs The county also boasts St Canice's Cathedral, a striking structure that houses an intriguing collection of ancient tombstones The cathedral’s round tower offers panoramic views of the surrounding area, providing a unique perspective on this historic city Interesting fact: Kilkenny is affectionately nicknamed "The Marble City" due to the black limestone, often mistaken for marble, that was extensively quarried in the
region and used in many of the city's buildings.
County Laois
Unearth the rich history of County Laois with a visit to the Rock of Dunamase, a dramatic fortress that offers spectacular views of the surrounding landscape This site is a testament to the county’s strategic importance in medieval times. For horticulture enthusiasts, Emo Court is a must-visit, featuring elegant gardens and a grand Neoclassical mansion Groups of 12 or more can enjoy discounted rates, making it an ideal destination for those interested in both history and nature. Interesting fact: Laois is home to Ireland's only known example of a "moated site," an ancient settlement that was surrounded by a waterfilled ditch, offering a rare glimpse into the country’s early defensive structures
County Longford
County Longford is a haven for nature lovers, offering a blend of scenic beauty and tranquil waterways. One of the county’s most
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intriguing attractions is the Corlea Trackway Visitor Centre, where visitors can explore a well-preserved Iron Age bog road that dates back to 148 B C
For those seeking a more leisurely experience, consider a cruise on the Royal Canal. Group discounts are available, and the cruise offers a peaceful journey through landscapes teeming with wildlife. Interesting fact: Longford’s Corlea Trackway is a remarkable feat of ancient engineering, preserved almost entirely intact since it was constructed over two millennia ago, showcasing the ingenuity of Ireland’s early inhabitants
County Lout h
As the smallest county in Ireland, Louth may be small in size, but it is rich in history and charm. The ancient ruins of Mellifont Abbey offer a glimpse into the region’s religious heritage, while the Proleek Dolmen, a 5,000-year-old megalithic portal tomb, stands as a silent witness to the county’s prehistoric past For those seeking adventure, Carlingford Adventure Centre offers a variety of thrilling outdoor activities, with group discounts available to make the experience even more enjoyable. Interesting fact: Louth, affectionately known as the "Wee County" due to its diminutive size, surprisingly boasts the highest number of castles per square mile in Ireland, reflecting its historical significance as a border region
County Meat h
County Meath is a treasure trove of history, offering a wealth of ancient monuments and fascinating sites The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Brú na Bóinne is a must-visit, featuring the awe-inspiring Neolithic passage tombs of Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth. These ancient structures are among the
most significant prehistoric sites in Europe For those interested in medieval history, Trim Castle, Ireland’s largest Anglo-Norman castle, is another highlight, with group discounts available to enhance your visit. Interesting fact: Meath is often referred to as the "Royal County" because it was once the seat of the High Kings of Ireland, a title that reflects its historic importance and rich cultural heritage
County Offal y
Discover the unique beauty of County Offaly, where nature and history intertwine in perfect harmony. A visit to the Slieve Bloom Mountains offers picturesque trails ideal for walking and cycling, with breathtaking views at every turn. History enthusiasts will appreciate the ancient monastic site of Clonmacnoise, founded in the 6th century and steeped in early Christian history For a more leisurely experience, Birr Castle offers stunning gardens and an impressive telescope, with group discounts available to enhance your visit. Interesting fact: Offaly is home to the world’s oldest known primrose, a rare plant species dating back to the Ice Age, which can be found in the Slieve Bloom Mountains, adding to the region’s unique natural heritage
County West meat h
Embrace the beauty of County Westmeath by visiting the picturesque village of Glasson, often referred to as the "Village of the Roses " The enchanting Belvedere House and Gardens is a highlight, offering group discounts for parties of 20 or more. Don’t miss the ancient Hill of Uisneach, a site steeped in Irish mythology and folklore, where the ancient festivals of Bealtaine were
once celebrated Interesting fact: Westmeath is home to Athlone Castle, a formidable 13th-century fortification that played a crucial role in the Siege of Athlone in 1691, a pivotal event in Irish history.
County Wexford
County Wexford boasts a stunning coastline, dotted with picturesque seaside towns and beautiful beaches The Irish National Heritage Park offers a journey through 9,000 years of Irish history, while the Hook Lighthouse, the oldest operational lighthouse in the world, stands as a beacon on the rugged coastline Both attractions offer group discounts, making them ideal destinations for history and nature lovers alike. Interesting fact: Wexford, often referred to as the "Sunny Southeast" due to its favorable climate, is home to some of Ireland’s best beaches, including Curracloe Beach, where the D-Day scenes from the film "Saving Private Ryan" were filmed
County Wi ckl ow
We conclude our journey in County Wicklow, known as the "Garden of Ireland" for its lush landscapes and stunning natural beauty. Powerscourt Estate is a must-visit, offering group discounts for parties of 10 or more. Wander through
its magnificent gardens and explore the opulent house, which offers a glimpse into Ireland’s aristocratic past Glendalough, a monastic site nestled in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains National Park, is another highlight, offering beautiful walking trails and a deep sense of history Interesting fact: Wicklow is home to the largest continuous upland area in Ireland, the Wicklow Mountains, which feature a diverse landscape of peaks, valleys, and glacial lakes, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.
S mit hwick's
Smithwick’s, brewed in Ireland since 1710, invites you on a journey through the history of this iconic Irish red ale. Your tour will immerse you in the incredible story of Smithwick’s, from its humble beginnings to its rise as Ireland’s most popular ale The passion of the guides is what makes this experience truly unique, combining over 300 years of brewing history with extraordinary innovations that continue to define the brand today. The tour concludes in the intimate surroundings of the Smithwick’s Experience bar, where you’ll enjoy a pint of Smithwick’s Red Ale and gain a deep appreciation for why this brew has become a beloved Irish tradition.
Beyond th e Trees Avondale
Beyond the Trees Avondale is an exciting new worldclass visitor destination located in County Wicklow, part of Ireland’s Ancient East. This unique attraction offers immersive experiences for visitors of all ages and abilities The highlight is the longest Treetop Walk in Ireland and the UK, stretching 1 4km and bringing visitors on an adventure through and above the trees The journey culminates at the impressive Viewing Tower, a stunning architectural marvel standing 38m above the forest. From the tower, you’ll enjoy panoramic 360degree views over the Wicklow Mountains, the Avonmore River, and the Vale of Avoca For those seeking a bit more excitement, the adventure continues with a thrilling 90m spiral slide down the tower. Both self-guided and guided tour options are available for advance bookings, making it a perfect destination for families and groups
The experience doesn’t end there “At Home with the Parnells” is a newly imagined guided tour of the historic 18th-century Avondale House, celebrating the heritage of the Parnell family. The tour encompasses the life and times of Charles Stewart Parnell and the formidable women in his family,
including his mother, Delia, and his sisters, Fanny and Anna, who co-founded the Ladies Land League in 1881 Guided tours are available to book in advance. Visitors are welcomed at the new stateof-the-art Visitors Centre, with easy access to the Seed Café, where the culinary team crafts creative seasonal dishes from high-quality, local Wicklow ingredients The café’s view extends out onto the picturesque Walled Garden, which includes an adventurous children’s playground conveniently located next to the outdoor dining terrace From here, visitors can also enjoy a complimentary self-guided visit to the Coillte Pavilion, where they can learn about the evolution of forestry in Ireland and Coillte’s work throughout the past, present, and future. The pavilion explores themes of forestry for climate, nature, wood, and people, and how this sector can contribute to a sustainable future and climate action The Walled Gardens provide access to the Treetop Walk, a stimulating sensory garden, and an abundance of forest walking trails. Visit the website for more information www.bey ondthe treesav ondal e.com.
Dubl in: A Capit al Att racti on
Dublin, the vibrant capital of Ireland, offers an array of attractions that are sure to leave a lasting impression. From the expansive Phoenix Park, home to Dublin Zoo and the presidential residence, to the bustling cultural hub of Temple Bar, there is no shortage of things to see and do Don’t miss the chance to visit the historic Dublin Castle, the iconic Spire, and Christ Church Cathedral, each offering a unique glimpse into the city’s rich history. A visit to the Guinness Storehouse is a must, where you can learn about the history of this famous black stout, enjoy a sample, and take in the stunning panoramic views of Dublin’s skyline from the Gravity Bar
Dublin’s city center is a walker’s paradise, with attractions like the National Gallery of Ireland, located on Merrion Square, easily accessible by tram or on foot. The quaysides of the lower Liffey lead to the bohemian Temple Bar district, known for its lively atmosphere and vibrant arts scene A stroll through
Trinity College’s quadrangle offers a chance to see the famous Book of Kells, while a walk across the Ha’penny Bridge takes you into the heart of Dublin’s shopping districts, including Grafton Street and Moore Street markets.
Just west of the center, Kilmainham is home to the modern Hilton Hotel, overlooking the less comfortable Kilmainham Gaol, where the leaders of the 1916 Easter Rising were executed This site has become a place of pilgrimage for the Irish people. The National Gallery of Modern Art, located nearby, offers a sanctuary of contemporary works, while the vast expanse of Phoenix Park to the north is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts Within the park’s ten-mile perimeter, you’ll find not only Dublin Zoo but also a medieval castle that now serves as part of the park’s visitor center, and a herd of fallow deer roaming freely.
In 1979, over one million people attended mass in Phoenix Park, celebrated by Pope John Paul II, making it the largest assembly in the history of the Irish nation The current pontiff, Pope Francis, drew similarly large crowds during his 2019 visit, highlighting the park’s significance in Irish history and culture.
If you have time, be sure to visit St Patrick’s Cathedral, another of Dublin’s historic landmarks The National Gallery, which houses Caravaggio’s masterpiece “The Taking of Christ,” is also worth a visit. For a more relaxed experience, consider a walk along the Grand Canal, a favorite among Dubliners but not as well known to tourists The Red Luas tram line parallels the canal between Suir Road and Blackhorse stops, making it easy to explore this scenic area
Heading south from the city, you’ll find yourself surrounded by iconic Irish scenery rolling hills and swathes of green Nestled among them, in the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains, about fifteen miles south of Dublin’s city center, lies Powerscourt Estate The estate’s milelong beech boulevard leads to a Palladian-style mansion that, despite being reduced to a shell by a fire in 1974, has been beautifully restored and now serves multiple purposes The estate is home to the renowned Avoca Terrace Café, Tara’s Palace a dolls’ house built to one-twelfth scale The Avoca Craft Shops, and an audiovisual history of the estate.
The 47-acre gardens boast some of the grandest views in Ireland, making Powerscourt a must-visit destination.
If you’re looking for another excuse to take a trip on Dublin’s DART train services, head for Greystones The train line that runs south from Dublin offers some of the most breathtaking coastal scenery in Ireland. Highlights include the stretch between Dalkey and Killiney, where the train hugs the cliffs, offering stunning views of the sea If your visit falls between mid-July and early August, be sure to stop off at Bray to catch their Summerfest This beachbased event features fun fairs, food markets, an airshow, and open-air concerts, making it well worth a stop on your group itinerary
Dubli n Bears Wit ness
On O’Connell Street, the GPO Museum (GPO Witness History Visitor Centre) stands as a symbol of the turbulent birth of a nation. The GPO played a pivotal role in the 1916 Easter Uprising, and the bullet-marked Georgian columns tell a story of their own The Visitor Centre has received the Micheletti Award at the European Museum Academy Awards, a prestigious recognition for innovative museums in the world of contemporary history, industry, and science. The GPO Museum is an immersive, interactive, and engaging experience that tells the story of the
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1916 Easter Rising and modern Irish history. History is brought to life through electronic touch screens, video, audiovisual booths, sound, and authentic artifacts
The GPO building, originally dating back to 1818, was the communications hub of Ireland and the headquarters of the men and women who took part in the 1916 Easter Rising
This event set in motion an unstoppable chain of events that ultimately led to the creation of the Irish Republic The GPO Witness History Visitor Centre is open daily, with a few closures for public holidays, making it an essential stop for anyone interested in Ireland’s fight for independence
Spot light on The Guinness St orehouse
The Guinness Storehouse
tells the story of one of Ireland’s most loved brands, Guinness. Visitors from Ireland and abroad discover what goes into making each pint, learn about the incredible brand history stretching over 260 years, and experience the iconic advertising campaigns that have made Guinness a household name. The experience unfolds across seven floors, culminating in a visit to the famous Gravity Bar, where visitors can enjoy unparalleled panoramic 360-degree views of Dublin city while savoring a pint of the iconic stout
The Guinness Storehouse was voted Europe’s Leading Beer Tour Visitor Attraction in 2022 at the World Travel Awards, a testament to its popularity and the quality of the visitor experience Located in the heart of Dublin’s Liberties, an area renowned for its brewing and distilling history, the
Guinness Storehouse is a must-visit for anyone interested in Ireland’s brewing heritage. The Storehouse’s restaurants, located on the fifth floor, offer something for everyone, from a coffee and snack in the Cooperage Café to a dinner in the 1837 Brasserie, or something more casual in the Brewer’s Dining Hall or Arthur’s Bar.
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Roe & Co
Roe & Co distillery, in the heart of Dublin’s Liberties, is the home of cocktail exploration in modern Irish whiskey. New energy surges through the former Guinness Power Station, where fun and flavor exploration come to life through immersive experiences and the award-
winning Power House Bar. Visitors are invited to learn about the distillery’s whiskey from one of their expert Brand Ambassadors, who guide them through the active distillery and reveal the endless possibilities of whiskey through unique and memorable experiences. Whether you’re a whiskey novice or connoisseur, Roe & Co offers an opportunity to share in their passion for whiskey
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Croke Park, Dubli n's hallowed ground
Is not merely a stadium; it’s a living, breathing monument to Irish identity. It stands as a colossal amphitheater, pulsating with the raw energy of Gaelic games, where the echoes of past triumphs and tragedies reverberate through the air This is not just a place where sport happens; it's where Irish hearts beat as one
with the crowd serving as both orchestra and audience The grass beneath your feet is no ordinary turf; it's the stage upon which legends are made. The air is thick with anticipation, the kind that makes your pulse quicken and your senses sharpen.
But Croke Park is more than just its sports It’s a symbol of resilience In its very stones, you can sense the history the 1916
Walking into Croke Park, one is immediately struck by its sheer scale an arena that holds over 82,000 spectators, yet somehow feels intimate, like the entire nation could fit within its walls It’s a place where the lines between the past and the present blur, where ancient traditions are carried forward by the thunderous roar of modern-day supporters
The atmosphere here is electric, almost sacred. On match days, the tension builds like a symphony,
spectacle, but a pilgrimage.
And then there’s the museum, a treasure trove of Gaelic history. It’s a place where even the most indifferent visitor might
the GAA and its role in shaping modern Ireland is told with a reverence that borders on the poetic.
In Croke Park, you don’t just watch a game you
Easter Rising, the Bloody Sunday massacre of 1920. These events are not forgotten here; they are memorialized, woven into the very fabric of the place, making every visit not just a
feel a stirring of pride, a connection to something greater. Here, the story of
feel it, deep in your bones It’s where sport transcends entertainment and becomes something far more profound.
For more inform at ion www.crokepark.ie
Newbridge Hous e
There’s a whisper of something enchanted in the air as you explore Dublin’s northern outskirts, where history, imagination,
tale of the Cobbe family who lived here, their lives woven into the very fabric of Irish history Each piece of furniture, each painting on the wall, holds a story, and as you wander through,
and nature collide in a trinity of attractions that evoke both nostalgia and wonder. It starts with Newbridge House, a Georgian gem that stands as a monument to a world of refined elegance and pastoral simplicity The moment you step through the doors of Newbridge House (www.newbridgehouseandf arm.com), you’re greeted by the grandeur of the 18th century, where the past feels remarkably alive. The stately rooms, furnished with period pieces, tell the
brooding presence that speaks of centuries of secrets, of noble families and their turbulent lives
But it’s in the gardens where the true magic lies a botanical paradise, meticulously crafted, that offers a respite from the rush of modern life.
trains and landscapes, is a testament to the power of imagination As you watch the tiny trains traverse their intricate routes, it’s impossible not to feel a childlike joy, a reminder that wonder can be found in the smallest of places.
Walking among the ancient trees, you sense that time here moves at its own pace, where nature is both wild and curated, just as the Talbot family intended www m alahide cast leandgardens i e
you can almost hear the echoes of laughter from grand parties long past. Outside, the sprawling farm is a nod to simpler times, where life was tied to the land a perfect spot to feel the pulse of history under your feet
Ju st a short drive away, y ou find y ourself at Mal ahi de Castl e
A place where history isn’t just preserved it’s celebrated with a flourish
The castle, a medieval fortress, has the sort of
Then, as a del igh tful cont ras t, there’s the Cas ino Model Rail way www.casinomodelrailwaym useum com in Malahide a charming nod to the whimsy of childhood This miniature world, filled with painstakingly detailed
Together, these three attractions create a narrative that spans centuries a journey from the grandeur of Georgian Ireland to the simple pleasures of a model railway Each stop along the way offers a different perspective on what it means to preserve history, to celebrate the beauty of the past, and to find joy in the details
As a family day out you can’t get muc h better t han Newbridge House and Farm Step into an 18t h centur y rambling Georgian mansion that has been impeccably restored Experience t he opulence and grandeur of t he rooms, then t hrough ambient audio and interpretative graphics learn about life in t he Ser vants Quar ters Explore t he 35 acre working farm, engage with t he animals, traverse t he woodland parklands, c hec k out the playground and café and grab an ice cream, sit bac k and take it all in... so many memories waiting to be made! Visit www.newbridgehouseandgardens.com
Only 10 mins from Dublin Airpor t
Come to the picturesque village of Malahide for your next family day out and visit one of Ireland’s oldest castles, its beautiful botanical gardens and let t he kids explore 250 acres of lush parkland. Malahide is bursting with t hings to do for the whole family. Go visit t he exotic Butter y House, meander through the magical Fair y Trail and lose yourself in the West Lawn Pac k a picnic from the Avoca Foodhall Let ’ s star t making memories again
If you fancy a shor t detour from the castle take a stroll to Ireland’s only model railway Step bac k in time and explore one of the world’s most unique model railway collections Housed in a beautifully restored Casino cottage and located in the village you will be blown away by t he workmanship and exquisite collection If you have time indulge in one of the many award winning bars and restaurants in Malahide Dar t and bus routes to Dublin city centre.
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The Newbridge Sil verw are Vi sit or Cent re
In a world of fast fashion, mass-produced souvenirs, and the general blurring of what constitutes ‘luxury,’ the Newbridge Silverware Visitor Centre stands as a gleaming exception a sort of sartorial sanctuary, an oasis of unapologetic elegance in County Kildare
Upon arrival, you might find yourself wondering if you've stepped into a museum, a boutique, or perhaps a space with a touch of industrial elegance In truth, it's a harmonious blend of all three, and something even more unique
The moment you step inside, there’s a palpable sense that you’ve entered a temple dedicated to all that glitters Not gold, mind you, but silver glorious, polished silver that somehow avoids being gaudy or garish, like a soft whisper rather than a brash proclamation You’re
greeted by friendly staff who seem to know exactly how to play it cool, as if their only purpose is to hand you the keys to an afternoon of understated opulence.
It’s impossible not to start at the Museum of Style Icons, which feels like the love child of a vintage fashion magazine and a royal wardrobe Marilyn Monroe's gloves? Check. Princess Diana’s outfits? Of course. Elizabeth Taylor’s sparkling memorabilia? Right this way. And somehow, it’s all curated with such grace that you can almost imagine these iconic women popping in for tea The museum isn't some shouty tourist trap of 'look, we have famous people’s clothes!' It’s more like an invitation to indulge in a quiet awe an appreciation of craftsmanship, history, and the magnetic allure of star power
The true beating heart of this establishment is its factory, where the art of silver crafting has been honed for over 80 years A guided tour offers the opportunity to watch skilled artisans transform raw materials into lustrous cutlery, homeware, and jewellery This isn't some hasty, half-hearted process for Instagrammable moments this is slow, methodical creation, where even the smallest trinket seems to carry the weight of tradition.
Afterwards, you wander into the flagship store. It’s a cornucopia of shimmering treasures: sleek silver cocktail shakers, intricately designed candlesticks, and jewellery that walks the line between timeless and tantalisingly modern It’s the kind of place where you can imagine your grandmother picking out a wedding gift or a brighteyed bride-to-be finding something ‘old’ for her special day
scones, and cakes that make you want to linger over just one more cup of tea You don’t come here for some Michelin-starred fanfare. You come because it’s real, it’s good, and it’s the sort of meal that leaves you quietly satisfied.
And then, just when you think you’ve had your fill of nostalgia, beauty, and silver, the gift shop beckons You leave with something small, something beautiful, because that’s what this place does. It makes you want to take a piece of its charm with you, to keep as a reminder that, for one afternoon, you wandered through a world where everything sparkled
Newbridge S ilverware
Vis itor Centre, Newbridge, Co Ki ldare, Ireland
Phone: +353 (0) 45 431301 Einfo@ newbri dg esil verware com
www.newbridgesi lverware. com
Vi si tor Centre Openi ng Hours: Monday to Saturday: 9: 00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday : 11: 00 AM - 6:00 PM
But, of course, Newbridge Silverware is about more than star-studded nostalgia
Of course, all of this consuming and contemplating works up an appetite, and that’s where the Silver Restaurant comes into play It’s like the perfect antidote to all the glitter earthy, charming, and comfortably casual The menu is refreshingly straightforward with a nod to Irish ingredients think hearty soups, freshly baked
Museum of Styl e Icons
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday: 9: 00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday : 11: 00 AM - 5:00 PM
M u s e u m
OF STYLE ICONS
Visit our free museum housing a memorable collection of couture design, artefacts and fashion items that once belonged to some of the greatest style icons of modern times including Audrey Hepburn, Princess Diana, Marilyn Monroe & many others. Immerse yourself in Hollywood glamour Free admission
Fa c t o r y
TOUR
Take a guided tour of the working factor y floor and meet the people behind the traditional craft practiced at Newbridge Silverware since 1934 Learn about the time honoured processes and truelife stories at the heart of one of Ireland’s most well-known and treasured brands
L i f e s t y l e STORE
Browse through the complete range of much loved Irish designed products in our stylish showroom Here you will find all of the collections on offer from our jeweller y and giftware to homeware and tableware. Tax free shopping for eligible customers from outside of the EU
D o m o ’s EMPORIUM
A crusty homemade doorstop sandwich with a bowl of chunky soup, or a treat of artisan coffee and our in-house baked cake? This award winning café features freshly prepared local food with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. Enjoy breakfast, lunch or a sumptuous afternoon tea in a relaxed, stylish and friendly ambience
Abbe y Thea tr e
Enjoy a play at Ireland's national theater, showcasing Irish drama and culture.
26 Abbey St Lower, Dublin 1 Tel: +353 1 8787222
Email: info@abbeytheatre ie Web: abbeytheatre ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Ardg ill an Ca stle
Visit the stately home and explore the gardens and parklands.
Balbriggan, Co. Dublin. Tel: +353 1 8492212
Email: info@ardgillancastle ie Web: ardgillancastle ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Athlone Ca stle
Explore the history of Athlone with interactive exhibits and stunning views.
Athlone, Co. Westmeath. Tel: +353 90 6442130
Email: info@athlonecastle ie Web: athlonecastle ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Aviva Stadi um
Home to Irish rugby and football, offering tours and a museum.
Dublin 4. Tel: +353 1 2382300
Email: tours@avivastadium.ie Web: avivastadium ie/tours
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 20 or more.
Balting lass Abbe y
Visit the ruins of a Cistercian monastery with a rich history.
Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow. Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: heritageireland ie
Group Discount: Not applicable
Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre
Learn about the historic battle with interactive exhibits and tours.
Oldbridge, Co. Meath. Tel: +353 41 9809950
Email: battleoftheboyne@opw.ie
Web: battleoftheboyne ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Bel vede re H ouse a nd Ga rdens
Tour the historic house and enjoy the extensive
gardens and parkland
Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. Tel: +353 44 9349060
Email: info@belvedere-house.ie
Web: belvedere-house ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Bi rr C astl e De me sne
Explore the stunning gardens, science centre, and historic castle.
Birr, Co. Offaly. Tel: +353 57 9120336
Email: info@birrcastle.com Web: birrcastle.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Bota nic Garde ns Dublin
Enjoy a peaceful stroll among rare plant species and beautiful landscapes
Glasnevin, Dublin 9. Tel: +353 1 8040300
Email: botanicgardens@opw.ie
eb: botanicgardens ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Br ú na Bóinne
Explore the prehistoric sites of Newgrange, Knowth, and Dowth.
Donore, Co. Meath. Tel: +353 41 9880300
Email: brunaboinne@opw.ie Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Christ Ch urch Cathe dral
Visit Dublin’s oldest building with stunning architecture and a crypt
Christchurch Place, Dublin 8. Tel: +353 1 6778099
Email: welcome@christchurch.ie
Web: christchurchcathedral ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 20 or more
Clar a Bog Na tur e Rese rve
Experience Ireland's largest remaining raised bog with a boardwalk trail.
Clara, Co. Offaly. Tel: +353 57 9368878
Email: clarabog@npws.ie
Web: npws ie/nature-reserves/clara-bog
Group Discount: No group discounts available.
Croke P ark Sta dium
Tour the third-largest stadium in Europe and learn
about Gaelic games
Jones' Rd, Dublin 3. Tel: +353 1 8192323
Email: tours@crokepark.ie Web: crokepark.ie Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 20 or more
Dublin C astle
Explore the historic heart of Dublin, with guided tours and exhibitions Dame St, Dublin 2. Tel: +353 1 6458813
Email: info@dublincastle.ie Web: dublincastle.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Dublin Z oo
Home to over 400 animals, with educational programs and family activities
Phoenix Park, Dublin 8 Tel: +353 1 4748900
Email: info@dublinzoo.ie Web: dublinzoo.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
EPIC The Irish Em igr ation Museum
Interactive museum exploring the history of Irish emigration.
CHQ, Custom House Quay, Dublin 1 Tel: +353 1 9060861
Email: info@epicchq.com Web: epicchq.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Glenda lough Mona stic Site
Discover the ancient monastic city nestled in the Wicklow Mountains
Glendalough, Co Wicklow Tel: +353 404 45325
Email: glendaloughvisitorcentre@opw.ie
Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Hi ll of Tara
Visit the ancient seat of Irish kings with panoramic views and guided tours
Navan, Co. Meath. Tel: +353 46 9025903
Email: tara@heritageireland.ie
Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 20 or more
Hook L ighthouse
Explore the world’s oldest operational lighthouse with guided tours
Hook Head, Co Wexford Tel: +353 51 397054
Email: info@hookheritage.ie Web: hookheritage.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Irish National He ritag e Pa rk
Step back in time to explore 9,000 years of Irish history.
Ferrycarrig, Co Wexford Tel: +353 53 9120733
Email: info@irishheritage.ie Web: irishheritage.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Ja meson Distill ery Bow St
Experience a tour and tasting at the iconic whiskey distillery.
Bow St, Smithfield, Dublin 7 Tel: +353 1 8072355
Email: bowst@jamesonwhiskey com
Web: jamesonwhiskey.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Kilkenny Castle
Tour the beautifully restored castle and explore the extensive gardens.
The Parade, Kilkenny Tel: +353 56 7704100
Email: kilkennycastle@opw.ie Web: kilkennycastle.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Kilda re Vill age
Shop luxury brands at discounted prices in a charming open-air setting.
Nurney Rd, Kildare Town, Co Kildare
Tel: +353 45 520501
Email: enquiries@kildarevillage.com
Web: kildarevillage.com
Group Discount: Group discounts available upon inquiry
Ma lahide Ca stle & Gar dens
Discover the history of Malahide Castle and its beautiful gardens.
Malahide, Co. Dublin. Tel: +353 1 8169538
Email: info@malahidecastleandgardens.ie
Web: malahidecastleandgardens ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Ma rsh's L ibrar y
Explore one of the oldest public libraries in Ireland
with rare collections
St Patrick’s Close, Dublin 8. Tel: +353 1 4543511
Email: keeper@marshlibrary.ie Web: marshlibrary.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
National Ga lle ry of Ire land
Enjoy a vast collection of European and Irish art in a historic building
Merrion Square W, Dublin 2. Tel: +353 1 6615133
Email: info@ngi.ie Web: nationalgallery.ie Group Discount: No group discounts available.
National Muse um of Ire land – A rch aeol ogy
Explore ancient artifacts and Ireland's archaeological treasures
Kildare St, Dublin 2 Tel: +353 1 6777444
Email: info@museum.ie Web: museum.ie Group Discount: No group discounts available.
Newbri dge Sil verwa re
Visit the factory, museum, and showroom of this famous Irish brand.
Newbridge, Co Kildare Tel: +353 45 431301
Email: info@newbridgesilverware.com
Web: newbridgesilverware.com
Group Discount: Group discounts available upon inquiry
Phoe nix Par k
One of the largest city parks in Europe, home to Dublin Zoo and Áras an Uachtaráin Dublin 8. Tel: +353 1 6770095
Email: phoenixparkvisitorcentre@opw.ie
Web: phoenixpark ie
Group Discount: No group discounts available
Powe rscourt Estate
Discover stunning gardens, a historic house, and Ireland’s highest waterfall. Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow. Tel: +353 1 2046000
Email: info@powerscourt.net Web: powerscourt.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Russbor ough H ouse
Tour a grand Palladian mansion and explore the gardens and parklands
Blessington, Co Wicklow Tel: +353 45 865239
Email: info@russborough.ie Web: russborough.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Sli eve Bloom Mountains
Hike through Ireland's most beautiful and least explored mountain range.
Co Laois & Co Offaly Tel: +353 57 8736700
Email: info@slievebloom.ie Web: slievebloom.ie
Group Discount: No group discounts available.
St Pa tr ick's C athe dral
Visit Ireland's largest cathedral with beautiful architecture and history.
St Patrick’s Close, Dublin 8 Tel: +353 1 4539472
Email: welcome@stpatrickscathedral ie
Web: stpatrickscathedral.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Tay to P ark
Experience fun rides and a zoo at Ireland's only theme park.
Ashbourne, Co Meath Tel: +353 1 8351999
Email: info@taytopark.ie Web: taytopark.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
The Cur rag h Ra ce course
Visit Ireland's premier horse racing venue with yearround events.
Curragh, Co Kildare Tel: +353 45 441205
Email: info@curragh ie Web: curragh ie Group Discount: Group discounts available upon inquiry.
The Irish Nationa l Stu d & Garde ns
Explore the world-famous stud farm and Japanese gardens.
Tully, Co Kildare Tel: +353 45 521617
Email: reservations@irishnationalstud.ie
Web: irishnationalstud.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
The Little Muse um of Dubli n
Discover Dublin's history through fascinating exhibits and tours
15 St Stephen's Green, Dublin 2
Tel: +353 1 6611000
Email: info@littlemuseum.ie Web: littlemuseum.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
The Nationa l Le pre cha un Muse um
Explore Irish folklore and mythology in a fun and interactive museum.
Jervis St, Dublin 1 Tel: +353 1 8733899
Email: info@leprechaunmuseum.ie
Web: leprechaunmuseum.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
The Rock of Dunam ase
Explore the ruins of a historic fortress with stunning views
Portlaoise, Co Laois Tel: +353 57 8664033
Email: info@heritageireland.ie
Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: No group discounts available
The Spire of Dublin
Admire this iconic monument located in the heart of Dublin
O'Connell St, Dublin 1. Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: visitdublin.com
Group Discount: Not applicable.
The Sug ar L oaf
Hike the famous peak for panoramic views of Wicklow and beyond
Co Wicklow Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: visitwicklow.ie
Group Discount: Not applicable.
The Viking Tr iang le
Explore the historic area of Waterford with museums and tours.
Waterford City, Co Waterford Tel: +353 51 849501
Email: info@waterfordtreasures.com
Web: waterfordtreasures.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Trini ty C olle ge Dublin
Explore the historic campus, library, and Book of Kells Guided tours available
Dublin 2 Tel: +353 1 8961000
Email: visitorscentre@tcd ie Web: tcd ie/visitors
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Tull amor e D E W Distille ry
Tour the distillery and enjoy a tasting of this famous Irish whiskey.
Tullamore, Co. Offaly. Tel: +353 57 9325015
Email: info@tullamoredew com
Web: tullamoredew.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Wicklow Gaol
Explore the history of this former prison with guided tours and exhibits.
Kilmantin Hill, Wicklow Town, Co Wicklow Tel: +353 404 61599
Email: info@wicklowshistoricgaol.com
Web: wicklowshistoricgaol.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Wicklow Mountains National Park
Enjoy hiking, wildlife, and stunning scenery in this expansive national park
Co. Wicklow. Tel: +353 404 45425
Email: wickloweducationcentre@npws.ie
Web: wicklowmountainsnationalpark.ie
Group Discount: No group discounts available
Wicklow's Historic Ga ol
Explore the fascinating history of this historic prison with interactive exhibits
Kilmantin Hill, Wicklow Town, Co. Wicklow. Tel: +353 404 61599
Email: info@wicklowshistoricgaol com
Web: wicklowshistoricgaol com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Wild Ire land
Experience Ireland's prehistoric past and wildlife in an immersive setting.
Co. Wicklow. Tel: +353 404 45656
Email: info@wildireland ie Web: wildireland ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Begin an odyssey across Munster, a province so rich in history, culture, and landscapes that it could seduce the very gods themselves This is a land where the air seems thick with the whispers of ancient tales, and every rolling hill or craggy coast is infused with a sense of the past mingling effortlessly with the present. Munster, proud custodian of six counties Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterford each distinct yet bound by a shared soul, offers a feast for both the senses and the soul Whether your heart is stirred by the echoes of history, the wild beauty of nature, or the sheer unpredictability of discovery, Munster is your playground a place where every journey promises something unexpected and wonderful
County Clare
Start your adventure in County Clare, where the sky meets the earth in a dramatic embrace The Cliffs of Moher rise like ancient sentinels, guarding the wild Atlantic, their sheer faces plunging 700 feet into the churning sea below. Here, nature is not merely observed but felt in your bones The Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre offers a portal into the deep history that shaped these cliffs, but the real magic is standing at the edge, where the wind
Muner
tugs at your clothes and the waves crash with timeless fury. Don’t leave without capturing that iconic image with O'Brien's Tower in the background a man-made dot against nature’s grandeur
Yet Clare has more to offer than just its rugged coast. Step back in time at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, where the 19th century comes alive through stone, wood, and carefully curated collections This is no mere museum; it’s a living, breathing village where history is not just seen but experienced
And then, there’s Doolin Cave a hidden world beneath the surface, discovered by the Craven Potholing Club in 1952 and opened to the public in 2006 The Great Stalactite, hanging like a chandelier from nature’s grand ballroom, is the centerpiece, a marvel that defies both description and belief Above ground, a nature trail invites you to wander through a landscape that’s as educational as it is beautiful, where rare breeds and wildflowers create a living tapestry
For those with an eye for the artistic, the Caireann Browne Pottery shop offers a chance to bring home a piece of ancient history, crafted from glacial clay. And after all that
exploring, the Doolin Cave Café provides sustenance that’s both delicious and ethically sourced, making sure your body is as nourished as your soul Clare isn’t just a destination; it’s an experience that lingers long after you’ve left its shores
County Cork
Onward to County Cork, the sprawling giant of Munster, where history and modernity dance a lively jig through its bustling streets Cork City is a place where the old and the new meet in a marketplace of ideas, flavors, and cultures The English Market, an institution since 1788, is more than just a place to buy food; it’s a slice of Cork’s beating heart, where the air is rich with the scent of tradition and the promise of a good meal
No journey to Cork is complete without a pilgrimage to Blarney Castle The ancient stone edifice is not just famous; it’s legendary. Kiss the Blarney Stone, they say, and you’ll never be lost for words again. But even if you’re not after the gift of gab, the castle’s gardens alone are worth the visit an oasis of greenery and magic where the echoes of the past are never far away
Cork’s history is also inextricably linked with the sea, and nowhere is this more poignant than in Cobh, the Titanic’s last port of call The tragedy of that fateful voyage hangs in the air, making Cobh not just a place of history but a place of reflection.
And to top off your Cork adventure, visit the Jameson Experience in Midleton Here, history is distilled into a glass, and a whiskey tasting is not just a pleasure but a journey through the spirit of Ireland itself.
County Kerry
Next, lose yourself in the wild and wonderful County Kerry, a place where the landscape seems to sing with joy The Ring of Kerry is a 179-kilometer loop of scenic splendor that takes you through some of the most stunning vistas Ireland has to offer. This is postcard-perfect Ireland craggy coastlines, quaint villages, and ancient ruins that tell the story of a land shaped by time and tide
But if the Ring of Kerry is the body, then Killarney is the heart Muckross House and Gardens, a Victorian jewel, invites you into a world of elegance and leisure. Wander its stately rooms and manicured grounds, and you might just find yourself imagining life as it was lived here, in
grand style and quiet contemplation
And then there’s Skellig Michael, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that’s achieved a kind of modern fame as a Star Wars filming location. But Hollywood aside, this rugged island is a place of solitude and spirituality, where monks once sought enlightenment in the harshest of conditions It’s otherworldly, in the truest sense of the word
Count y L imerick
From the wild beauty of Kerry, we move to the more subdued, yet no less captivating, County Limerick Here, history is not just preserved; it’s lived Limerick City is a place where the past is a living entity, and nowhere is this more evident than at King John's Castle. This fortress of stories invites you to step back into a world where battles were fought and kingdoms won
But Limerick is not just about its city Lough Gur, a tranquil lake surrounded by archaeological treasures, offers a counterpoint to the castle’s martial history Here, the still waters reflect not just the sky but centuries of human history.
And for those with a fascination for flight, the Foynes Flying Boat and Maritime Museum offers a
dive into the golden age of transatlantic aviation, where group discounts make it an adventure for the whole family
Count y Tipperary
As your journey continues, you find yourself in County Tipperary, a place where the past is never far from the present The Rock of Cashel, perched atop a limestone hill, looms large in Ireland’s history Here, the ruins of a Romanesque chapel, a Gothic cathedral, and a 15th-century castle stand as monuments to the power and faith of those who came before.
But Tipperary isn’t just about history; it’s about nature, too The Glen of Aherlow offers a sanctuary for those who prefer the beauty of the natural world. This valley, with its sweeping views of the Galtee Mountains, is a paradise for walkers, cyclists, and birdwatchers alike
And let’s not forget that Tipperary is the cradle of Ireland’s traditional music Carrick-on-Suir, with its annual Clancy Brothers Music and Arts Festival, is a celebration of the county’s rich musical heritage.
Count y Waterford
Finally, we arrive in County Waterford, the grand old dame of Munster, where
history stretches back to the Viking age Waterford City, Ireland’s oldest, is a treasure trove of historical sites, with the Waterford Viking Triangle at its heart Reginald's Tower stands as a testament to the city’s long and storied past, a reminder that Waterford was a hub of activity long before most of Europe had found its way
But Waterford is also known the world over for its crystal The House of Waterford Crystal is not just a factory; it’s a place where art is born, where molten glass is transformed into objects of exquisite beauty Take home a piece of this legacy, and you carry with you a fragment of Ireland’s artistic soul
Waterford isn’t all about the past, though. The Comeragh Mountains offer a playground for the adventurous, with hiking trails that lead to breathtaking vistas And then there’s the “Magic Road,” where cars seemingly defy gravity a delightful trick of the eye that never fails to amuse
As your journey through Munster comes to an end, take a moment to reflect on all you’ve seen, heard, and experienced From ancient castles to vibrant cities, from rugged coastlines to serene lakes, Munster has offered up its treasures freely. It’s a place
that stays with you long after you’ve left, a region where every county tells its own story, and every story is worth hearing.
So whether you’re a lover of history, a seeker of natural beauty, or just someone who delights in the unexpected, Munster welcomes you with open arms and a knowing smile Gather your friends, your family, or just your own wanderlust, and set off on an exploration of this enchanting province. You’ll find that Munster, with all its charms, is a place that truly lives up to the promise of adventure
For more det ai ls and to plan your j ourney, vis it www ireland com
Fota House
A stately mansion nestled in the lush landscapes of Cork, is more than just a relic of Ireland's aristocratic past it's a vivid tapestry of history, art, and nature, woven together with threads of elegance and resilience. Stepping into Fota House is like entering a time capsule, where the past is not merely preserved but celebrated in all its faded grandeur
gentry who once strolled its halls, cloaked in a world of privilege and refinement
The tour is an intimate affair, with guides who narrate tales of the SmithBarry family with the kind of reverence reserved for epic poetry
Yet, it’s the gardens that steal the show an Eden of rare beauty, meticulously curated to create a sense of
timeless peace The arboretum, with its exotic trees and plants, feels like nature’s own cathedral, offering a silent prayer to the earth’s enduring beauty. Here, among the blooms and the whispering leaves, the air is thick with the scent of nostalgia and the promise of renewal
Fota House is a place where history is not confined to
dusty books but is lived and breathed in every corner It’s a reminder that the past, with all its splendor and sorrow, is never truly gone it lingers in the air, in the creak of the floorboards, in the rustle of the leaves To visit Fota House is to step into a world where time slows down, and you are gently reminded of the beauty in remembering
Step back in time and explore the natural & built heritage of Fota House. With over 200 years of stories in each room, breath-taking gardens and globally renowned Arboretum, there’s something for all the family.
The house itself is a symphony of Georgian and Regency architecture, where each room tells a story of a bygone era whispering secrets of the
Stroll the magnificent Victorian Working Gardens with fully restored greenhouses that house tropical plants and flowers that bloom all year round.
Our Café offers a great selection of hot lunches, pastries, coffees and snacks. Why not take some time and peruse our wonderful selection of Irish crafts, books and gifts.
Fota House hosts events such as open air theatre, pop up cinema, plant fairs, children's festivals and more throughout the year. Keep an eye on our socials and website for details.
Hear the histories and see the fully furnished rooms where the family and those who worked for them lived daily life in the 1800's onwards. Daily Tours.
House Tours for all ages Victorian Working Gardens
Adare Manor
Stay at a luxurious resort set in a grand 19th-century manor
Adare, Co Limerick Tel: +353 61 605200
Email: reservations@adaremanor com
Web: adaremanor.com
Group Discount: Available upon inquiry.
Bally houra Mountain Park
Hike or bike through this beautiful mountain park with scenic trails
Ballyhoura, Co Limerick Tel: +353 63 91300
Email: info@ballyhouracountry com
Web: ballyhouracountry com
Group Discount: Not applicable
Bl arney Castl e
Kiss the Blarney Stone and explore the historic castle and gardens.
Blarney, Co. Cork. Tel: +353 21 4385252
Email: info@blarneycastle.ie Web: blarneycastle.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Bl ennervil le Wi ndmill
Visit Ireland's largest working windmill and heritage centre
Blennerville, Co Kerry Tel: +353 66 7121064
Email: info@blennerville-windmill ie
Web: blennerville-windmill.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Bunratt y Cast le and Folk Park
Step back in time at this medieval castle and recreated Irish village
Bunratty, Co Clare Tel: +353 61 360788
Email: reservations@shannonheritage com
Web: bunrattycastle ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Cahi r Cast le
Tour one of Ireland’s largest and best-preserved castles. Cahir, Co. Tipperary. Tel: +353 52 7441011
Email: cahircastle@opw.ie Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Carri gafoy le Cast le
Explore the ruins of this 15th-century tower house
Ballylongford, Co Kerry Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: heritageireland ie
Group Discount: Not applicable
Cashel Folk Vi llage
Discover a collection of traditional Irish cottages and history exhibits
Cashel, Co Tipperary Tel: +353 62 63601
Email: cashelvillage@gmail com
Web: cashel-folk-village.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Charles Fort
Explore the star-shaped fortress with stunning views over Kinsale Harbour
Kinsale, Co Cork Tel: +353 21 4772263
Email: charlesfort@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Cobh Herit age Centre
Learn about Irish emigration and maritime history
Cobh, Co. Cork. Tel: +353 21 4813591
Email: info@cobhheritage.com Web: cobhheritage.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Cork Cit y Gaol
Visit the atmospheric former prison and learn about its history
Convent Avenue, Cork City, Co Cork
Tel: +353 21 4305022
Email: info@corkcitygaol com Web: corkcitygaol com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Crawford Art Gal lery
Explore Ireland's national cultural institution for the visual arts.
Cork City, Co. Cork. Tel: +353 21 4805042
Email: info@crawfordartgallery ie Web: crawfordartgallery ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Des mond Cas tle and Internat ional Museum of Wine
Explore the castle and learn about the history of wine in Ireland.
Kinsale, Co. Cork. Tel: +353 21 4774855
Email: kinsale@opw.ie Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Des mond Cas tle, Newcastl e West
Visit this well-preserved Norman castle
Newcastle West, Co Limerick Tel: +353 69 77408
Email: newcastlewestcastle@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Derrynane Hous e
Explore the ancestral home of Daniel O'Connell, "The Liberator "
Caherdaniel, Co Kerry Tel: +353 66 9475113
Email: derrynanehouse@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Dingle Oceanworld Aquarium
Discover the wonders of marine life at this popular aquarium.
Dingle, Co Kerry Tel: +353 66 9152111
Email: info@dingle-oceanworld ie Web: dingle-oceanworld ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Donerai le Court
Tour the stately home and explore its gardens and grounds.
Doneraile, Co. Cork. Tel: +353 22 24401
Email: donerailecourt@opw.ie Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Donerai le Wil dlife Park
Wander through the beautiful grounds of this historic estate
Doneraile, Co Cork Tel: +353 22 24112
Email: donerailepark@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Dromol and Castl e
Experience luxury at one of Ireland's most famous castles. Newmarket on Fergus, Co. Clare. Tel: +353 61 368144
Email: info@dromoland.ie Web: dromoland.ie Group Discount: Available upon inquiry
Durs ey Island Cable Car
Take Ireland's only cable car to this remote and scenic island
Dursey Island, Co Cork Tel: +353 27 70054
Email: info@durseyisland.ie Web: durseyisland.ie
Group Discount: Not applicable.
Fota Wildli fe Park
Enjoy a day at Ireland's premier wildlife park. Carrigtwohill, Co Cork Tel: +353 21 4812678
Email: info@fotawildlife ie Web: fotawildlife ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Fota House and Gardens
Step back in time and explore this beautifully restored
Regency house, surrounded by stunning gardens
Fota Island, Carrigtwohill, Co Cork, T45 Y642
Tel: +353 21 481 5543
Email: info@fotahouse com Web: fotahouse com
Group Discount: 15% off for groups of 10 or more
Foy nes Fly ing B oat Museum
Learn about the history of transatlantic flight at this unique museum.
Foynes, Co. Limerick. Tel: +353 69 65416
Email: info@flyingboatmuseum com
Web: flyingboatmuseum com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Garnis h Island
Explore this lush island garden in the sheltered harbor of Glengarriff
Glengarriff, Co. Cork. Tel: +353 27 63040
Email: info@garnishisland.ie Web: heritageireland.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more.
Gl engarri ff Bamboo Park
Explore this unique park featuring exotic plants and stunning views
Glengarriff, Co Cork Tel: +353 27 63333
Email: info@glengarriffbamboo com Web: glengarriffbamboo com
Group Discount: Not applicable
Gou gane B arra Fores t Park
Hike through this beautiful forest park surrounding a serene lake.
Ballingeary, Co. Cork. Tel: +353 26 47069
Email: info@gouganebarra com Web: gouganebarra com
Group Discount: Not applicable
Inch
Beach
Relax or surf on this expansive sandy beach
Inch, Co Kerry Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: discoverkerry.com
Group Discount: Not applicable.
Jameson Experience Midl et on
Tour the distillery and learn about the history of Jameson whiskey
Midleton, Co Cork Tel: +353 21 4613594
Email: info@jamesonwhiskey com Web: jamesonwhiskey com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Jerpoint Abbey
Visit the remains of a 12th-century Cistercian abbey
Thomastown, Co Kilkenny Tel: +353 56 7724623
Email: jerpointabbey@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Kenmare S tone Circle
Visit one of the largest stone circles in Ireland. Kenmare, Co. Kerry. Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: Not applicable
Kilkee Cli ff Walk
Take a scenic walk along the cliffs with breathtaking ocean views
Kilkee, Co Clare Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: loophead ie
Group Discount: Not applicable.
Kill arney Nati onal Park
Hike through Ireland's oldest national park, home to lakes, mountains, and woodlands.
Killarney, Co Kerry Tel: +353 64 6631440
Email: knp@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: No group discounts available
King John's Castl e
Explore this 13th-century castle with interactive exhibits
Nicholas Street, Limerick City, Co. Limerick. Tel: +353 61 360788
Email: info@shannonheritage.com
Web: kingjohnscastle.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Li smore Cas tle Gardens
Wander through the historic gardens of this beautiful castle
Lismore, Co Waterford Tel: +353 58 54061
Web: lismorecastle com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Loop Head L ighthous e
Tour the lighthouse and enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic.
Kilbaha, Co Clare Tel: +353 65 9058674
Email: info@loophead ie Web: loophead ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 15 or more
Mit chel st own Cave
Discover one of Europe’s most spectacular caves
Burncourt, Co Tipperary Tel: +353 25 84600
Email: info@mitchelstowncave com
Web: mitchelstowncave com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Muckros s House and Gardens
Visit this elegant Victorian mansion set in beautiful gardens.
Killarney, Co. Kerry. Tel: +353 64 6631440
Email: info@muckross-house.ie Web: muckross-house.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Muckros s Traditi onal Farm s
Experience life in rural Ireland as it was in the 1930s and 1940s
Killarney, Co Kerry Tel: +353 64 6631440
Email: info@muckross-house ie Web: muckross-house ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Reginald's Tow er
Visit Ireland's oldest civic building, now a museum.
Waterford City, Co. Waterford. Tel: +353 51 304220
Email: reginaldstower@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Rock of Cas hel
Visit the ancient seat of the Kings of Munster, with impressive medieval ruins
Cashel, Co. Tipperary. Tel: +353 62 61437
Email: cashel@opw.ie Web: heritageireland.ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
Ross Cast le
Tour this 15th-century tower house on the shores of Lough Leane
Killarney, Co Kerry Tel: +353 64 6635851
Email: rosscastle@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
The Burren
Explore the unique limestone landscape with its diverse flora and fauna.
Co. Clare. Tel: +353 65 7089999
Email: info@burrennationalpark.ie
Web: burrennationalpark ie Group Discount: Not applicable
The Burren Perfum ery
Visit Ireland's oldest working perfumery in the heart of the Burren
Carran, Co Clare Tel: +353 65 7089102
Email: info@burrenperfumery com
Web: burrenperfumery com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
The Doneraile Wi ldli fe Park
Wander through the beautiful grounds of this historic estate.
Doneraile, Co. Cork. Tel: +353 22 24112
Email: donerailepark@opw.ie Web: heritageireland.ie
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
The Englis h Market
Explore Cork’s famous indoor food market, serving local produce since 1788
Cork City, Co Cork Tel: +353 21 4924258
Email: englishmarket@corkcity ie Web: englishmarket ie
Group Discount: No group discounts available.
The Frank McCourt Mus eu m
Explore the museum dedicated to the author of "Angela’s Ashes."
Hartstonge Street, Limerick City, Co Limerick Tel: +353 61 319710
Email: info@frankmccourtmuseum com
Web: frankmccourtmuseum com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
The Hunt Museum
Explore one of Ireland's greatest private collections of art and antiquities.
Rutland Street, Limerick City, Co. Limerick. Tel: +353 61 312833
Email: info@huntmuseum com Web: huntmuseum com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
The L ough Gu r Herit age Centre
Learn about the history and archaeology of this ancient site
Lough Gur, Co. Limerick. Tel: +353 61 385386
Email: info@loughgur.com Web: loughgur.com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more.
The Medieval Mus eum
Discover treasures from Waterford's medieval past
Waterford City, Co Waterford Tel: +353 51 849501
Email: info@waterfordtreasures com
Web: waterfordtreasures com
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
The Red Abbey
Visit the remains of Cork City’s oldest surviving medieval structure
Douglas Street, Cork City, Co Cork Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: Not applicable.
The Swi ss Cot tage
Visit this charming 19th-century ornamental cottage. Cahir, Co. Tipperary. Tel: +353 52 7441144
Email: swisscottage@opw ie Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Timol eague Abbey
Explore the ruins of this 13th-century Franciscan abbey Timoleague, Co Cork Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: heritageireland ie Group Discount: Not applicable.
Tral ee Bay Wet lands Centre
Explore the wetlands and enjoy activities like kayaking and bird watching.
Tralee, Co Kerry Tel: +353 66 7126700
Email: info@traleebaywetlands org Web: traleebaywetlands org
Group Discount: 10% off for groups of 10 or more
Val ent ia Island
Explore this island rich in history and natural beauty.
Valentia Island, Co. Kerry. Tel: Not applicable
Email: Not applicable Web: discoverkerry.com Group Discount: Not applicable.
M u s e u m
OF STYLE ICONS
Visit our free museum housing a memorable collection of couture design, artefacts and fashion items that once belonged to some of the greatest style icons of modern times including Audrey Hepburn, Princess Diana, Marilyn Monroe & many others. Immerse yourself in Hollywood glamour Free admission Fa c t o r y
TOUR
Take a guided tour of the working factor y floor and meet the people behind the traditional craft practiced at Newbridge Silverware since 1934 Learn about the time honoured processes and truelife stories at the heart of one of Ireland’s most well-known and treasured brands.
L i f e s t y l e STORE
Browse through the complete range of much loved Irish designed products in our stylish showroom Here you will find all of the collections on offer from our jeweller y and giftware to homeware and tableware Tax free shopping for eligible customers from outside of the EU.
D o m o ’s EMPORIUM
A crusty homemade doorstop sandwich with a bowl of chunky soup, or a treat of artisan coffee and our in-house baked cake? This award winning café features freshly prepared local food with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. Enjoy breakfast, lunch or a sumptuous afternoon tea in a relaxed, stylish and friendly ambience