Try and see these on tours of Ireland if only for the sheer age of the things. Dolmens are Stone Age megalithic tombs. They consist of between three and seven uprights carrying a capstone weighing up to one hundred tons. A good example is at Browneshill , County...
A maritime county in the province of Leinster. Worth seeing on any tours of Ireland. Often refereed to as "the sunny southeast" of Ireland , Wexford (900 square miles) has a population of approx 120,000. Its terrain falls gradually southeastward from the Blackstairs Mountains (2,409 feet) to...
If you are on Ireland tours Galway is a MUST SEE attraction. It is Ireland's second largest county, in the province of Connacht. Extending from the Atlantic to the River Shannon (area of 2,374 square miles) , the county has a population of over 200,000). Galway City ,...
When in Dublin on tours of Ireland consider visiting the various sites. All are must see attractions if you want to see the history of Ireland. Ireland's national museum consists of collections of archeology , history , decorative arts , and natural history. Established in 1877 ,...
If you are visiting Belfast we suggest you see the following : 1. Belfast City Hall 2. Albert Clock 3. Grand Opera House 4. Queens University 5. Titanic Dry Dock 6. The famous Belfast murals 7. Crown Liquor Saloon There is so much more to see and do in Belfast but the above...
If you are visiting Belfast then consider the following tours...
If on Ireland tours , and in County Kerry , you will see Carrantuohill. It is Ireland's highest mountain at 3,414 ft or 1,039 metres. Situated in MacGillycuddys Reeks (what a great name) , it is made up mostly of coarse-grained sandstone. The name Carrantuohill derives from the...
This is a great starting point for Belfast tours as the spectacular view gives you a feeling for the geography of the city and beyond. Not widely visited it is a bit of a hidden gem. The castle is set on the slopes of Cavehill Country...
Check out our Belfast tour options. There are so many "must see" attractions and "hidden gems". From Belfast you can see the Giants Causeway , Dunluce Castle , and the spectacular North Coast. Or see County Fermanagh and the likes of Devenish Island. Perhaps you prefer the Ards...
Maritime county in the province of Connacht in the West of Ireland. On our tours of Ireland we usually pass through on the way from Galway to Enniskillen. It is a bit of a hidden gem. Sligo, covering an area of 709 square miles, has a...