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Leinster House is a Palladian mansion and worth seeing on any tours of Ireland. Designed by Richard Cassels (1690-1751) in 1745 for James FitzGerald , Earl of Kildare (1722-73) , this mansion stimulated the development of Merrion Square as the center of fashionable society in Dublin. Its...

On any tours of Ireland you will come across many Viking influences and history. Norsemen , largely from Western Norway, who made raids on Ireland from 795 onward. The Vikings founded the first Irish cities , such as Dublin , Limerick , Wexford, and Waterford , after...

This is the Northern province, which is divided between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. On a any tours of Ireland you will come across the province of Ulster. Six of Ulster's nine counties Antrim , Armagh , Down , Derry, Fermanagh , and Tyrone -...

The snow is falling heavily in Ireland and many tours of Ireland are cancelled. However here at Ireland Luxury Tours we use our robust BMW luxury 4x4 vehicles which means that we wont let you down in extremme weather. Contact us for details of tours of Ireland...

On any Ireland tours you will enivitably see various stone crosses. They are a must see attraction. These are carved stone crosses , often known as Celtic Crosses , and are a distinctive feature of Ireland's Christian heritage. Combining the crucifix with earlier influences in Ireland , they...

One of the four provinces. You will be sure to see part of it on tours of Ireland , even if you only land in Dublin airport. Though in my opinion Dublin is a must see attraction. The province which covers an area of 7,645 square miles,...

One of the four provinces of Ireland. You will certainly see something of the province on many Ireland tours. The province, which covers 9, 526 square miles, has a population of over 1 million. Munster consists of the counties Clare , Cork , Kerry , Limerick ,...

North of Loughgall lies Ardress House. A real hidden gem for any tours of Ireland. Ardress House started life as a modest 17th Century farmhouse. But when George Ensor married Sarah Clarke of Ardress in 1760 he decided to enlarge the farmhouse by adding an extra wing and...