Top Ireland Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 59

Dublin is the capital of the Republic of Ireland, located on the east coast of Ireland at the mouth of the River Liffey. Its historic buildings include Dublin Castle, which dates back to the 13th century, and the imposing St Patrick’s Cathedral, built in 1191. The best way to discover the city of Dublin is by taking a tour of its beautiful streets. Our private official tour guide will take you on this exclusive Private Tour of Dublin. This tour will start from your hotel or place if choice in Dublin. You will have a private vehicle with driver and official tour guide available for a 4 hours tour.

Spectacular Mountain Walks & Cliffs on the Wild  Atlantic Ocean  : : Transatlantic Cable 1866 Story :Slate Quarry Story & Grotto from 1954 The Marion year : Visit to the Lighthouse & Talk given by a Retired Lighthouse Keeper After 30 years Service : You can spend time on a long or short walk  towards the LOOK OUT HUT in Bray Head Valentia Island with its unique heritage is accessible by Road & Car Ferry .Knightstown planned by the Knight of Kerry is the main village and built around the Harbour Valentia Island has many historic buildings from the Cable era of the mid 1800's when the First Transatlantic cable was laid Travellers can see where the First Transatlantic Cable was laid from Valentia Island to Newfoundland in Canada connecting Europe to America 1866

Join us on the Howth Heritage Quest, where ancient echoes and tales of adventure bring the past to life. From the mystical ruins of St. Mary's Abbey, resonating with centuries-old chants, to the formidable Martello Towers guarding the sea, every step is a story. Discover the audacious gun-running of Howth, pivotal in Ireland's fight for freedom, and be enchanted by the guiding light of Howth Lighthouse, a beacon through ages. Wander the King's Footprints and along Howth Harbour, where history mingles with the present in a dance of landscapes and legacies. Marvel at the breathtaking views of Ireland’s Eye, the vast Irish Sea, and serene Lambay Island, encapsulating the spirit of exploration. This journey is not just a tour; it's an invitation to witness the beauty, bravery, and resilience that shaped Howth. Join us for an unforgettable experience, where the tales of yesteryear become cherished memories.

Join this half day tour and learn all of Galway’s hotspots and their historical significance. Then enjoy the rest of the day to explore the city on your own. You’ll have plenty of attention from your guide, since there is a max of 15 people for the group. You’ll make several stops along the way, and finish having acquired a solid introduction to the city.

Embark on the ultimate Irish whiskey adventure with this exclusive, fully guided premium experience featuring two of Dublin’s most celebrated whiskey destinations—Jameson Distillery Bow St. —as well as a special stop at Ireland’s oldest pub, The Brazen Head. Enjoy an immersive Black Barrel Blending Class led by Jameson Master Blenders with an optional upgrade to a whiskey cocktail masterclass at Roe & Co. This small-group experience is the most complete, hands-on whiskey journey offered in Dublin. Begin at Jameson Distillery Bow St., home of the world’s most famous Irish whiskey, where guests participate in the renowned Black Barrel Blending Class. The tour continues with a short walk to The Brazen Head, Ireland’s oldest pub, for an atmospheric photo stop and a pint of Irish red ale. Upgrade guests will learn the craft of mixology while sampling Roe & Co’s signature flavor profiles.

The experience combines compelling storytelling with key historic landmarks across Dublin city centre. This immersive 2.5-hour guided walking tour offers the most accessible and engaging introduction to Irish history available in Dublin. Beginning at Christ Church Cathedral, guests are introduced to ancient Celtic Ireland. The journey continues through Viking Dublin along the River Liffey, before exploring Anglo-Norman and medieval Ireland at Dublin Castle. Moving into the political heart of the city, guests learn about the Irish Parliament and the loss of Irish self-rule. Crossing to O’Connell Street, the tour reaches its emotional high point at the GPO, where Ireland’s revolutionary struggle, the Easter Rising, and the birth of the modern Irish state are explained in clear historical context. The experience then returns south through Trinity College, highlighting education, power, and cultural identity, before concluding at the National Museum of Ireland.

Follow an expert guide through the heart of Dublin tracing the rebellion's path as it unfolded. Experience the defining moment of Irish history—the 1916 Easter Rising—on the very streets where it unfolded. This guided walking tour traces the rebellion in chronological order to provide a powerful and clear understanding of Ireland’s fight for independence. As the group moves through central Dublin, your expert guide will introduce the political and cultural tensions that led to the insurrection. You will visit Dublin City Hall, exploring its significance as a civic hub and learning how municipal politics intersected with revolutionary events. Along the route, you will learn how the Irish Volunteers and Citizen Army seized strategic positions and how British forces responded as the fighting spread. The tour concludes at the General Post Office (GPO) on O'Connell Street, the headquarters of the Rising and a global symbol of Irish resistance.

Delve into Dublin's rich literary tapestry on a guided walking tour that celebrates the lives and works of its most esteemed writers. This enriching experience includes a 90-minute stroll through the city’s literary history, where an expert guide shares stories of Jonathan Swift, Oscar Wilde, and James Joyce. Upgrade your experience and enjoy a delightful traditional Afternoon Tea in the picturesque Merrion Square before concluding your journey with timed entry to the Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI), home to rare manuscripts. Perfect for literary enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. - 90-minute guided walking tour through Dublin's literary landmarks - Enjoy traditional Afternoon Tea in the historic Merrion Square (Optional Upgrade) - Timed entry tickets to the Museum of Literature Ireland (MoLI) - Small-group experience ensuring personalized attention and interaction

Explore two of Ireland's most iconic whiskey distilleries and two of Ireland's most famous pubs on this day tour from Dublin. Start with a visit to Kilbeggan Distillery, in the hidden heartlands of Ireland. Afterwards we'll make a pit stop at Sean's Bar Athlone for refreshments and the chance to soak up the 1,100 year old history. As you might imagine, a day like this calls for a good lunch. You'll visit Ryder Cup Champion Shane Lowry's Old Warehouse bar - a gastropub serving delicious meals in the original bonded warehouse of Tullamore's famous distillery. Afterwards, continue on to Tullamore D.E.W. where Ireland's second largest whiskey brand is distilled. You’ll arrive back downtown at 18:15, having experienced some of the region’s top attractions in just a few hours. This tour is perfect for those short on time but eager to experience the very best of Ireland's liquid heritage!

Discover Sligo town with a local guide on this short private walking tour. You’ll cover the main streets and riverside areas while hearing the story of how Sligo developed — from medieval beginnings and town trade, to famine, emigration, and social change. Along the way you’ll stop at key landmarks including O’Connell Street, Queen Maeve Square, the River Garavogue, Sligo Abbey, and the Yeats statue, with a few literary connections and stories along the way. You’ll finish with practical tips on places to eat, drink, and explore after the walk. Private tour (your group only) with a local Sligo guide See Sligo’s main streets and landmark highlights Includes Sligo Abbey, the River Garavogue, and the Yeats statue Local recommendations for pubs, cafés, restaurants, and what to do next

This tour allows individuals to explore the beautiful scenery of the Tralee to Fenit Greenway in County Kerry with breath taking views and memories to make. We provide full day rentals to relax and explore local landmarks. We have bikes and accessories to suit all ages and fitness levels. • Electric Bikes • Adult Bikes • Children’s Bikes • Children’s Trailers • Child Seats • Helmets We aim to cater for all your family needs to make your outing as enjoyable as possible. Our E-Bikes cater for those who may want a smoother and less strenuous experience to allow for enjoying the beautiful scenery along the route.

Galway City is known for its vibrant culture and festive spirit, especially during the Christmas season. The Galway Christmas Market, typically held in the heart of the city, features a variety of stalls offering handcrafted gifts, delicious food, and seasonal treats. Visitors can enjoy mulled wine, traditional Irish delicacies, and festive entertainment, creating a magical atmosphere. The market usually runs from mid-November to late December, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists looking to experience the holiday cheer in this charming city.

Discover the rich heritage of Ireland in style as you visit iconic attractions such as the Cliffs of Moher, the Ring of Kerry, and Dublin’s historic Trinity College, all from the comfort of a luxurious Mercedes E Class, S Class, or spacious V Class. Designed for discerning travelers — from adventure seekers to families with children — this private tour ensures a first-class experience with SPSV licensed drivers who offer insider knowledge and unforgettable insights into local traditions. Enjoy the ultimate in comfort with plush seating, personalized service, and the freedom to explore Ireland at your own pace. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or simply want a premium travel experience, our luxury vehicles and expert chauffeurs guarantee a seamless, memorable journey across Ireland’s stunning landscapes.

Discover the rich history of Cahir on this engaging walking tour that takes you through its most significant sites. Begin at St Pauls Anglican Church , built by John Nash architect to the regent King George. Visit Erasmus Smith school another John Nash building. Explore the Quaker mills that brought prosperity to the town. Stroll along the Mall and picturesque streets, visit the historic Viaduct, and immerse yourself in local tales, including Bianconi’s transport business. End your journey by the River Suir, surrounded by stunning Georgian homes and engaging stories of the past.