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The standouts, worldwide.
The 11 standout ireland & the celtic past, gathered from across the world. What each one shows you, how long it runs and who leads it, so you can pick the tour that fits the trip.
A full-day coach tour from Dublin to Tara, Trim Castle, Loughcrew tomb art, Fore Distillery, and Fore Abbey, with plenty of walking.
Most Popular“I'm so glad I went on this tour because it was full of beauy and knowledge. The tour guides made sure we had what we needed to be comfortable, they gave us information and insight with humor and clarity, and we ended the day with song.”
10-hour Boyne Valley tour from Dublin: Tara, Trim Castle, Loughcrew tombs, Fore Abbey, and a Fore Distillery spirits tasting.
“was a great day. Flann, I mean Bob (wink, wink) was awesome. very friendly, very knowledgeable. had plenty of time to take pictures. highly recommend.”
Train and coach from Dublin to Cork, Blarney Castle and Cobh’s Titanic-era heritage, with a Stone kiss and guided history.
“Had a great time on our trip!”
Step aboard the Jeanie Johnston in Dublin for a guided 50-minute Irish Famine ship story, with dock views and below-deck realism.
“Josh was a great story teller! My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this tour. Great information that really took you back to the times of emigration”
A 2-hour Dublin morning walk with four artisan donut stops, plus city history and culture. Small group, big flavor, great value.
“Our tour guide, Erin, was super friendly and fun! The tour was very informative and the donuts were all delicious! Go ahead and spend the time to do it- you won't be sad!”
A moving 90-minute walk in Derry’s Bogside, following Bloody Sunday’s aftermath through murals, Free Derry Corner, and the monument.
“This is a great way to learn about the tragic events of Bloody Sunday and the Troubles from a guide with firsthand experience. He was personable and told stories with humor despite the horrible circumstances. We learned a lot and were so glad we took the tour.”
Skip the line at Cobh Heritage Centre and explore The Queenstown Story, a Victorian emigration museum tied to Great Famine and Titanic.
“Excellent interactive museum. We were given the name of an emigrant to follow through the museum as if we were the one experiencing it. Very clever way to keep us engaged. We also enjoyed an amazing Irish scone with cream and jam, and an excellent cuppa.”
Guided 2h45 Dublin tour: Trinity College and the Book of Kells, College Green history, Molly Malone, and Dublin Castle grounds.
“Tour guide was very knowledgeable. I enjoyed it very much! The library was fantastic and the history behind the book of Kells is amazing. I would recommend this tour.”
St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin Castle grounds, and the Book of Kells at Trinity. Fast-track skip-the-line heritage walk in 3.5 hours.
“Marty was an excellent guide. Took us around to the three site and really showed us the city and shared the history of Dublin. He took his time to share stories and the gems of the sites. We really enjoyed learning for Marty and gaining his experience and knowledge. We would highly recommend this tour.”
Private guided tour from Dublin to Hill of Tara, Loughcrew Cairns, Dowth and Fourknocks, with free entry and air-conditioned pickup.
“We were initially looking at seeing New Grange, but were told it was a tourist nightmare. I found the tour with Michael Foxx, and we were able to see several other passage tombs privately instead. Michael is very knowledgeable and professional and defiantly made it worth it.”
Private Dublin bike tour through castles, cathedrals, Kilmainham and the Liffey, with a souvenir photo video.
“The History of Dublin via a bike tour is the best. Our guide Ben was wonderful and knowledgeable of the history of this wonderful city.”
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