The Storytellers You'll Meet
We get our name from the Irish patron saint of navigation, Saint Brendan. A passionate traveler and storyteller, he has passed on the tradition of telling a convincing tale. Today’s Celtic people are armed with the ‘gift of the gab’ and one hundred thousand stories to tell. Let us introduce you to talented and knowledgeable locals, each welcoming the chance to share their passions, insights and tales with you.
Dee Morgan
YOUR LOCAL HOST, BELFAST
I get the opportunity to bring my city alive to our guests, whether it be telling them about the history of the city, taking them to see the beautiful buildings or showing them how warm the people of the city actually are.
Sheena Dignam
YOUR LOCAL SPECIALIST, GALWAY
I had the pleasure of hosting an American couple five years ago on my tour and we had the best craic. The following year they came back with their siblings, then the year after that they returned with their children, then the year after that they added their cousins. We would laugh about how the group kept getting bigger every year, until finally we reached over a hundred people when they decided to celebrate their daughter’s wedding in Galway. It is so lovely to see a friendship blossom into a family and make a true connection. Oh, and I was invited to the wedding! 8
Pat Corry
YOUR PRIVATE CHAUFFEUR, IRELAND
You’re not just a chauffeur, you’re a colleague, you’re a safety mechanism, and you have the ability to put people at ease. And that makes it more personalized and more enjoyable.
