Irish for a Day

Experience a real slice of rural Irish life first-hand in the countryside just outside Dublin. This fun and interactive introduction to Irish culture could include...

Tour Manager Notes: Ireland

Overview The island of Ireland clings to the western-most reaches of Europe, and is one of the last refuges of the creative Celtic community, which,...

Tour Manager Notes: The Euro

Euro Statistics The European Central Bank has overseen production of: 10 billion euro notes 52 billion euro coins Total value: 664 billion euros Cost to...

Dublin

The capital of Ireland, located at the mouth of the River Liffey, Dublin is famous for its Trinity College, Grafton Street and Temple Bar areas....

Galway

The fastest-growing city in Ireland whose nickname is 'City of the Tribes' for the original fourteen tribes of merchant families. Famous for its festivals, celebrations...

Kinsale

This small, picturesque fishing village has become a foodie destination known for fine dining. The small streets lining the town center feature upscale shops and...

Killarney

The town and its surrounding region are home to St. Mary's Church, Ross Castle, Muckross House and Abbey, and the three Lakes of Killarney making...

Westport

Westport, nestled on the west coast of Ireland in County Mayo, is a charming town known for its picturesque beauty, vibrant music scene, and welcoming...

Limerick

King John's Castle, St Mary's Cathedral and the University of Limerick are some of this city's top attractions. Limerick was Ireland's first national City of...

Cork

Ireland's second largest city is known for its traditional food and great Georgian-style architecture. It takes its name from the Irish word corcaigh, which means...