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A spectacular group of Medieval buildings set on an outcrop of limestone in the Golden Vale including the 12th century round tower, High Cross and Romanesque Chapel, 13th century Gothic cathedral, 15th century Castle and the restored Hall of the Vicars Choral.

Authentic Ireland Travel is for the love of travelling Ireland. We're the people who give you the custom, Irish experience you want at value prices. For the love of travelling Ireland. Our work is our pleasure. That is truly the luck of the Irish!

We provide historic talks and tours on Kilmessan and the surrounding area including Bective Abbey, Claddy Graveyard, Dunsany Castle, Hill of Tara, Ballinter House

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" ... We feel the depth of history around us ... walking through villages and forests or over hills with breathtaking views of deep mysterious lakes. The sound of silence and walking for hours without seeing a single other person is what fascinates us so much and what we'd like to share with you. The countryside is so unspoiled and natural that it draws you into itself, you begin to realize that it has been inhabited by man for millennia, the traces of these habitations are everywhere to be seen, if you know where to look ... "

Hurling is the official National Sport of Ireland. As the fastest field sport in the world, hurling is the sport of legends, literally. Stories, passed downed through millennia, tell of Irish Heroes' hurling exploits. In Galway, these ancient rivalries live on... Come join us as we witness parish take on parish in the fiercest county championship of them all. Your guide, an experienced hurler, will enthrall and excite you with entertaining insights, as you are brought on a journey into the beating heart of Irish Culture. You will be brought to a local hurling battleground and bear pitch side witness to our genuine, cultural expression. Helpful tips and exclusive special offers will be provided in your Galway Insiders Guide, to help maximise your stay in Galway and Ireland's West. Coach departs from central Galway location and pick up points around the city. Family and Group rates apply.

Although specialising in tours of West Cork, we can take you anywhere in Ireland. From Connemara to the Giants Causeway, or from the Wicklow mountains to the lakes of Killarney, we will show you some of the most amazing sights in Ireland and promise you a bus trip you will never forget. If you want something a little more active such as golf or hillwalking then look no further, or maybe you prefer surfing or adventure sports. Through our inhouse experts and close network of contacts we can arrange it all.

Мы независимые тур-операторы, эксперты и гиды тематических экскурсионных туров в Ирландии, с опытом проектирования и персонализации туров, обеспечиваем путешествия в Ирландии и по индивидуальным программам аристократических вояжей.

Enjoy a fun filled trip by jeep around the Hook Peninsula. Experience the ferry across the river suir, Ballyhack Castle,Tintern Abbey,Cliff walks and a tour of the Hook Lighthouse. Visit Duncannon fort and enjoy a beautiful walk along the many beaches and coves around the area

The Ballinasloe Summerfest is a annual cultural, fun and games festival for all ages and interests. Every year the crowds gather to participate and enjoy the different events, and make the town of Ba

Educational, fun and interesting walks Learn about the marine and terrestrial environment around you Visit sites such as the Spanish Armada shipwreck sites,the oldest tombs in Ireland, castles, shell middens, monastic sites

The magnificent Skellig Islands lie 8 miles (12 km) off the coast of Portmagee in South West Kerry. Rising majestically from the sea, Skellig Michael towers 714ft (218 metres) above sea level. On the summit of this awe inspiring rock you will find a remarkably well-preserved sixth century monastic settlement. The earliest reference in history to the Skellig Islands dates back to 1400BC. During the time of the Penal Laws, Skellig Michael and Little Skellig became a haven for many Catholics whose beliefs and rights were being suppressed. The largest of the Skelligs is Skellig Michael (Sceilg Mhichil) and was home to one of the earliest monastic settlements in Ireland. These monks of St. Fionan's monastery led simple lives and lived in stone, beehive shaped huts. They would descend the 670 steps early every morning and fish for the morning's breakfast. They would spend most of the day praying in the church, tending to their gardens and studying. These huts, which were round on the outside and rectangular on the inside, were carefully built so that no drop of rain ever entered between the stones. The monks left the island in the thirteenth century and it became a place of pilgrimage. There is a fantastic wealth of bird life on and around the Skelligs, especially puffins in late spring and gannets on the small Skellig where 23,000 pairs nest on every available ledge making it the second largest gannet colony in the world.