Top Ireland Tickets & Passes

Experience the best comedy in Dublin at Craic Den Comedy Club, the city’s top destination for stand-up comedy. Enjoy live shows 7 nights a week in the city center, promising a night of big laughs, an electric atmosphere, and world-class comedians. Known for its unfiltered comics, incredible shows, and unforgettable lineups, Craic Den showcases everything from rising stars to comedy legends. Past performers include Irish greats like Joanne McNally, David McSavage, Jason Byrne, Emma Doran, Fred Cooke, Kyla Cobbler, Enya Martin and John Colleary, who regularly tours with Tommy Tiernan. International comedy stars have also graced the Craic Den stage, including Michelle Wolf, Craig Robinson, Mark Normand, Dave Hughes, Rosie O’Donnell, and cult comedy icon Bobcat Goldthwait. With a full bar, great value tickets, and a central Dublin location, Craic Den is perfect for date nights, tourists, group outings, or anyone looking for top-tier stand-up comedy in Dublin tonight.

With so many activities offered in Dublin, it can be a challenge trying to figure out what to do while visiting. This Irish dance party offers a fun afternoon of dancing for an affordable price. See choreographed dance performances by professional Irish dancers, learn Irish dance moves from an award-winning dancer, and hear stories about Irish music, dance, and culture from a traditional Irish singer.

Explore Ireland on this full-day Cliffs of Moher and Galway tour from Dublin. Travel into rural Ireland by air-conditioned coach with your guide and enjoy panoramic views over the Emerald Isle’s spectacular countryside. Journey along the Wild Atlantic Way to the Cliffs of Moher where you can explore for a couple of hours. After a brief stop at Burren National Park, visit Galway to explore the cobblestoned streets and immerse yourself in the local culture.

Explore Dublin at your own pace with a hop-on, hop-off bus tour offering access to 25 major stops, including the Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College, and St. Stephen’s Green. Choose from 24-, 48-, or 72-hour passes, with live or audio commentary to enrich your experience. Enjoy added perks like a walking tour and a panoramic night tour with select ticket options.

Choose between our "show only" or "dinner & show" option which (a three-course meal of excellent Irish home-cooking featuring typical Irish dishes). Our award winning show is a highly entertaining, informative and authentic performance of fast-paced traditional Irish songs, music and Irish dancing. From start to finish, this is a show based on fantastic interaction between the performers and the audience. With abundant wit and humour, the band takes you on a journey through the songs, ballads and music of Ireland. This is a very lively and upbeat performance that will have your toes tapping from beginning to end.

Experience the rugged beauty of Ireland’s southeast coastline on a coach tour of the Dingle Peninsula and Slea Head from Killarney. Travel through scenic mountain regions and along Ireland’s rocky beaches without having to drive yourself. Stop for lunch in Dingle Town (own expense) and get a splendid view of Slea Head—the most westerly point in Ireland. Learn more from your driver’s commentary than you would going alone.

Explore one of Ireland’s most beautiful stately homes, and discover its esteemed art collection, on this private tour. Pick from a range of daily departure times, and meet your guide upon arrival. You’ll see the mansion’s opulent interior, can admire masterpieces by artists the likes of John Singer Sargent and Thomas Gainsborough, and will enjoy time at your leisure to wander Russborough House’s verdant parklands (or lose yourself in its beech hedge maze).

Discover the best of Irish comedy with an admission ticket to the Laughter Lounge, Ireland’s biggest comedy club. See several headline acts take the stage each night and get an introduction to Irish humor. Explore a different side of Dublin nightlife with this admission ticket. A free craft beer or seltzer is included.

Named Visitor Attraction of the Year for two consecutive years, Enjoy an evening of fun, food and Irish traditions. You’ll indulge in a three-course meal of local cuisine, including stews, pies or creamy mashed potatoes. Come for the food. Stay for the music. Join the dancing. Experience the magic of Ireland — and discover why Celtic Nights is one of the most popular experiences to do in Dublin! Get ready to be immersed in a rich cultural experience as Irish entertainers take to the stage. Clap along to live music combined with storytelling all about Irish traditions. Enjoy the fabulous atmosphere as dancers showcase the best of Ireland, including the brush dance. You’ll even be able to show off your own dance moves and join in for a céilí!

Follow in the wake of lighthouse-keepers through the centuries with admission to the Hook Lighthouse on southeast Ireland’s Hook Peninsula. Travel independently to the building — a beacon for Waterford Harbour for over 800 years — and the world’s oldest working lighthouse. Then, enjoy a tour of the medieval tower: climbing the well-trodden stairs, hearing about past keepers, and admiring panoramic views from the balcony. Includes entry to the visitor center with its exhibits, shops, and café.

Whether you’re a tourist visiting Dublin for the first time or a long-time city resident, it can be hard to know what to do with your evenings. At In Stitches Comedy Club, that problem is solved. Enjoy sets from comics who hail from Dublin and far further afield for affordable prices, packing plenty of laughs into one evening with one simple purchase.

A visit to the Jeanie Johnston is an experience the whole family will enjoy. It’s suitable for people of all ages. From tall ship fans to history buffs to curious kids, our guides will keep everyone entertained. Take a deep breath and go below deck to experience the cramped quarters where up to 250 passengers spent most of their time, only emerging for a half an hour of fresh air each day.

Experience Dublin's rich whiskey-making traditions on this immersive, small-group tour. Visit the Roe & Co Irish Whiskey Distillery in the former Guinness Brewery Power House and explore Dublin's "Golden Whiskey Triangle." Enjoy a pint of Guinness, a whiskey cocktail, and whiskey samples, guided by a local expert who brings Irish culture and humor to life. This small group tour offers an unforgettable blend of history, whiskey, and fun, including a guided Guinness Storehouse visit with skip-the-line access.

If you're keen to understand Irish history beyond the modern day, then a visit to Waterford Treasures: Medieval Museum is a must. As Ireland’s only purpose-built medieval museum, it houses artefacts you simply won't find anywhere else. Marvel at some of Europe’s rarest medieval treasures, and gain a deeper insight into a fascinating period of time. As you explore, enjoy an immersive and engaging experience you won't get from a history book alone.

Ideal for fans of the spooky and macabre, entry to the Museum of Curiosities in Dublin gives you an up close and personal look at the bizarre side of the city’s history. Get an introduction to the exhibit, ensuring you don’t miss any of the highlights, and explore the rest of the museum at your own pace.

Immerse yourself in the culture and craft of West Ireland. This experience in Dingle allows you to see the art of handcrafted crystal in its purest form at a workshop that is one of the last of its kind in Ireland. Watch skilled artisans at work and see how designs are inspired by the stunning West Kerry landscape, just outside Dingle, blending natural beauty with centuries-old craftsmanship.

The Little Museum of Dublin is the perfect introduction to life in Dublin prior to the 21st century—and Ireland’s story as a whole. This ticket guarantees you a place on one of the museum’s hilarious, moving, and authentic guided tours. Learn about everyone from iconic Dublin rockers U2 to the horrors of the 1920s Irish Civil War, and even as far back as Georgian Dublin.

Discover one of the world's only thoroughbred breeding centers open to the public on this skip-the-line tour of the Irish National Stud and Gardens. Seeing world-class racehorses in person usually requires exclusive industry connections, but this unique experience showcases some of Europe's finest. Explore 850 acres of natural beauty including the Japanese Gardens and St Fiachra's Garden, and see the extraordinary stallions, mares, and foals up close.

Experience Dublin’s World of Illusion, where you can see more than 70 exhibits that promise to challenge your very perception of reality. There are mind-melding interactive installations across three floors, from optical illusions to rooms that defy gravity to a huge kaleidoscope. Learn more about what it takes to make an illusion seem real.

For travelers short on time, this half-day tour is a convenient way to experience the beauty of the Irish countryside without having to rent a car or waste precious hours in transit. Enjoy the scenery extended out before you embark on the journey from Dublin to County Wicklow and wander around Glendalough at a pace that suits you.

Immerse yourself in the culture, history, music, and architecture of the Dingle Peninsula on this private tour. You'll enjoy personalized attention and a flexible itinerary; you can focus on parts of the landscape and history that interest you. The peninsula is known for its epic scenery, and since this tour includes all transportation, you'll be able to take it all instead of driving or directions.

Skip hours of browsing reviews and wandering Dublin’s streets in search of vintage finds with this small-group guided shopping tour. Led by a vintage enthusiast guide, visit curated boutiques, thrift stores, and hidden gems that you’d likely miss on your own. Enjoy personal recommendations and discover curiosities including shops with clothing, records, and accessories.

Learn about film history during a visit to The Quiet Man Museum in Cong, in the west of Ireland. Skip-the-line with a priority access ticket and explore the museum, devoted to the 1952 film The Quiet Man starring John Wayne. See original artifacts from the movie, newspaper articles about the filming in Cong, and film-inspired costumes.

Explore Ireland’s sacred funerary traditions at the country’s first Wake Museum on this unique small-group tour. Whilst most museum tours offer a broad perspective on a country’s history and culture, this guided experience delves deep into Irish wake traditions with expert interpretation of their origin, meaning, and context. Discover superstitions, ceremonies, and customs from early Christian times through to the current day.