Jutting into the southern reach of Strangford Lough , the Lecale Peninsula is above all St Patrick country. It is a real hidden gem. Ireland's patron saint was a Roman Briton , first carried off as a youth from somewhere near Carlisle in Northern England by...
To the east of the town of Cardonagh in County Donegal is a group of historical remains worth seeing on any Ireland tours...
Mellifont was , in medieval times, one of the most important monasteries in Ireland , the motherhouse of the Cistercian order and building of exceptional beauty and grandeur. The ruins you see today do no justice to this former glory, but they're still pretty impressive....
Coleraine is a town on the North coast of Ireland. Most of the interesting action takes place down the River Bann, where there are pleasant walks and a thriving marina , and at the University of Ulster campus with its excellent Riverside Theater. If you are on...
Donaghadee is a small market town whose origins lie in its proximity to the Scottish coast. In fact on a clear day its easy to see Galloway across the water if you climb up the little hill to the MOAT. The MOAT is the remains of...
Tiny Sherkin island in Cork is a real hidden gem on tours of Ireland. It is a delightfully pretty place and the considerable remains of a fifteenth century Franciscan friary nestle down by the quayside. Little Fuchsia spattered lanes lead across the island to fine sandy beaches...
The Nore Valley is deservedly renowned for its beauty , the river rolling through lush pastures and past some appealing ruins. ...
We have just made available a nice Mercedes Viano for our golf tours in 2012. This vehicle is also available for Belfast tours and corporate trips. With one of our experienced driver/guides make your trip to Ireland memorable. But be aware bookings for Ireland tours and extended Belfast...
Lough Neagh is in Northern Ireland , and it is the largest lake in the British Isles. It is 20 miles long and 9 miles wide. It is pronounced "Loch Nay" Legend has it that the legendary Finn Mc Cool (of Giants Causeway fame) was so unimpressed...
Lough Eske is the "lake of fish"...