Newgrange was built 5,000 years ago (about 3,200 B.C.), making it older than Stonehenge in England and the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. Amazing, vibrant and relevant :)) Read more.
Full scale replica of a Pan Am "flying boat" that you can walk thorough.
Self-guided tour is a wonderful option to see the distillery at your own pace. Tasting at the end also has an option for drivers to take a small bottle with you and taste later.
Uniquely interesting experience, with an entertaining demonstration of butter making!
Ask for the key at the house opposite the car park. It opens the doors inside the ruins.
No we didn´t drink to much Irish whiskey, this place really exists and actually once you get over the shock its quite a cool venture !! We thought it was great fun and I think that you just might to. Read more.
Trim Castle is the largest Norman castle in Europe, and Ireland's largest castle. It featured in the film Braveheart. Trim Castle is twinned with Stirling Castle. Excellent Guided Tours available. Read more.
Their carrot cake and Latte is so good. They also offer milk substitutes and their service is really good!
Largest library in Ireland. Its collection of manuscripts & printed boks date back to the end of the 16th century. It contains the 4 gospels of the bible written in Latin. Adult 9€ / Students 8€
Free admission! Check out the Bog people exhibit, it's actually very interesting.
Afternoon Tea is a dream. Make sure you go and have some of the Ashford blend tea. Best I've had all in Ireland.
Dating back to 1198, the Brazen Head is Ireland's oldest pub. It is well worth a visit for both its historical value and reputation as one of Dublin's best Irish music venues.
A visit of the crypt is well worth the 4 EUR. Don't miss to shake the crusaders hand!
Great staff: nice tour and tons of information regarding Irish Heritage. Not the caviest cave ever, though.
The most authentic Chinese food I’ve had in Dublin. Definitely try the duck if your up for a new experience. Brilliant cocktails and friendly staff.
Great food! Try the Sherry pie (with sausage, pudding and leek) with the salad. Is amazing! The lemonade was very good as well. Great Staff, very very kind and funny!
Hardware shop cum bar. Weird but wonderful combination. Get a pint whilst sorting a few bits for the house.
Make sure to visit Ross. Castle and island, take a boat trip with the mv pride of the lakes from Ross castle sit back and relax on Killarney lough leane for only €10pps .
Oldest pub in Ireland? Probably is.... As there are few others trying the claim the title but this is it ... Great, front bar in its original setting. "Must go n try" place...
Proper Victorian era pub, the snug behind the end of the bar (to the left as you're looking at it) is one of the best in the city.
Best small bar in Cork. Wonderfully atmospheric, excellent music and a fine range of beers. Oh, and unlimited coffee refills!
Try the Open Coronation Chicken Sandwich - So Tasty, and the brown bread delicious!!
Where Bloom bought his soap, and where you can attend James Joyce readings every day of the week.
Displayed in a glittering case in the north transept, the shrivelled head of St Oliver Plunkett (1629–81) is the church's main draw (rest of the martyr was separated at his hanging) (c) Lonely Planet
be one of the "volunteers" at the end of the tour. you get to sample their whisky in comparison to Johnny Walker and Jim Beam and receive a certificate.
Impressive limestone pavements lack any trees but is home to prehistoric dolmens and many orchids.
