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Cheryl_m, Oct 2026
Arrive Early
The drive to the Blarney is quite long. Take the earliest time slot available the tour. The Blarney fills up with many tourists. Our tour bus was the first at the gate and the park! When we were ready for a snack and seat, the line to enter was a minimum 2hr wait.
Molly_M, Oct 2026
Loved the Ring of Kerry Tour with the Paddy Wagon!
First, our driver Brian took the safety of every passenger very seriously which made for a thoroughly enjoyable drive. He was polite, professional and informative. The bus was comfortable and clean. It would have been nice if the top of the windshield was clean for better viewing. We believe we received real value you for our money, the route and side trip were absolutely delightful.
Kevin_N, Sept 2026
Our guide was Kerry, such...
Our guide was Kerry, such an amazing, lovely, knowledgeable and enthusiastic person! She told us of the history of Cork and its old canals that made it known as the Venice of Ireland. Those canals are now the streets and alleys of Cork, which gives the city a quaint character. The English Market was amazing, with great samples of seafood and chocolate. We ended the tour at a lovely pub where we enjoyed cheeses and shared stories. A definite ‘must do’ in Cork!
Colleen_M, Sept 2026
First experience in Kinsale
Our tour guide Margaret was extremely knowledgeable, personable, and took the time to not only explain the history of Kinsale, but also the history and background of the venues we visited. Having a local be our tour guide was a huge benefit as many locals said hello to Margaret and knew her well. Thank you Margaret for being so kind and welcoming. We will surely look you up when we return to spend more time in your wonderful village. We highly recommend the tour.
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Cork is the second-largest city in the Republic of Ireland but gets fewer visitors than Dublin or Galway. But those who visit are richly rewarded—not only with a young, interesting city with plenty to eat, drink, and do but also excellent access to the best nature of southeastern Ireland. Cork tours allow you to base yourself in the city and see remote, unspoiled parts of the coast, such as the Wild Atlantic Way and the Ring of Kerry. Once you’re back in town, you can visit a distillery, take a food tour, or ramble through the historic center with a helpful guide.

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