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TJ_N, Jul 2026
Emily, our tour guide,...
Emily, our tour guide, was great! Not only was she knowledgeable and answered all questions, but she was also extremely personable. We were a large group, and Dublin sidewalks are pretty narrow, so it could be difficult to hear her speak, depending on where you stand. A mic might be helpful
Teresa_J, Jul 2026
Fun. Worth it.
This was fun. Be on time - early, really. They load up fast. First stop was stable for the led horse ride. The shuttle leaves with part of the group that does not choose to ride. After riding you are picked up and brought to small town for quick lunch. There are a couple shop in the area. Back on shuttle to a scenic bridge for quick stop, then the lake which you view from street above then a longer stop at a small town area where you can shop, walk to lakes, visit an old cemetery and church built in 1214. Then load up and drive is about an hour back to Dublin. Guide points out relevant spots along the way and we returned around 5p. I had 2 teens (16&19) with me. They thought it was a little long - mostly the last stop but had fun and got good photos. I wish we brought a small cooler with water and snacks. Bring a portable phone charger so you can take plenty of photos. There is a toilet at stable and the lunch stop and last stop have toilet areas.
Andrew_H, Jul 2026
Linda was a fantastic...
Linda was a fantastic guide! Lots of interesting anecdotes and history, and was very open to modifying the your however we wanted to. We had lots of laughs and enjoyed the tour very much! Glendalough was gorgeous, lunch was very good, and the gardens at Powerscourt are a must-see. Highly recommend!
John_P, Jul 2026
The only way is Howth
If you want a mix of historical facts and entertainment then this is the tour for you. Our driver, Gerry got his audience involved from the start and personalised the tour in a great way. Gerry had great knowledge of the local area and a wealth of knowledge on the music scene used very well. The scenery from the walk back from Howth hill was spectacular with very scenic coastal views and an abundance of wildlife. Once back in Howth there was a market to look round and many restaurants for differing palates. There was also the Bloody Stream, a cool pub underneath the station for the Guinness lovers. The harbour was full of fishing boats and a few seals were checking out the boats for food. The duration was just right to fill up a morning of sightseeing and entertainment. Well worth booking.
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