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Leslye_Z, Apr 2026
The trip was great....
The trip was great. Domenic, our driver and guide, kept us entertained the entire day. Not only did he give us historical information, he also answered all of the questions that the group had. The sights were wonderful with the highlight being playing the bells at St. Anne’s Church Shandon Bells & Towers.
Debra_H, Apr 2026
The tour guide was very...
The tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. I think his name was Patrick. The rock of Cashel and Blarney Castle was very beautiful. Unfrotunately, we did not get to go to Cork due to it being St. Patrick's Day and time limitatiohns. There was plenty of time to kiss the Blarney stone and eat lunch! Overall, very nice tour and would recommend this tour to anyone!
Bradley_S, Apr 2026
The Blarney Castle...
The Blarney Castle grounds were the highlight of the trip. Aiden was friendly and informative. There is quite a bit of driving, but it was a good tour.
Evangeline_V, Apr 2026
Our guided tour was...
Our tour was absolutely worth it. The guide was knowledgeable, engaging, and brought the history to life with stories you wouldn’t get on your own. It made the entire experience more meaningful and memorable. Highly recommend

Rock of Cashel

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Tipperary
The Rock of Cashel, also known as Cashel of the Kings and St. Patrick's Rock, Tipperary.
  • The Rock of Cashel is a must for history buffs.

  • Allow around 1–1.5 hours to properly explore.

  • Bring rainproof gear, as much of the site is in the open air.

  • Wheelchair users can be accommodated with advance notice. Most of the paths and some of the buildings at the site are accessible.

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