Dublin’s compact city centre is best discovered on foot rather than by bus tour. Put on your best walking shoes and explore the city at your own pace with this self-guided walking tour of Dublin for history enthusiasts.
A visit to Clonmacnoise offers an illuminating glimpse into Early Christian Ireland and the role of its monasteries as cradles of civilisation.
Top tips and expert advice to help you make the most of your first time in Dublin. Everything you need to know to start planning your city break today!
In the Irish Midlands, the Kilbeggan Distillery tour opens a fascinating window into 250 years of whiskey-making tradition. Powered by its original waterwheel, it’s Ireland’s oldest licensed distillery and a must-see stop between Dublin and Galway for whiskey lovers and curious travellers alike.
Discover Dublin’s rich heritage with my top 10 must-visit sites—plus a secret bonus location that’s rarely open to the public!
Tucked away in Ireland’s sunny southeast, County Carlow brims with off-the-beaten-path, yet impressive, historical sites waiting to be uncovered.
Top stops on the drive from Dublin to Kilkenny for an unforgettable road trip through Southeast Ireland.
A Gothic Revival masterpiece now standing in ruins, Duckett’s Grove in County Carlow offers both an eerie and joyful experience to visitors who wander through its beautifully restored gardens.