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Ballybunion is worth a look on any tours of Ireland. Another little hidden gem. It is a family resort and has one of the worlds best golf courses. There are a rows of glass-porched houses facing the sea. At the North end of the flat sandy beach...

Situated between Cathedral Square and the Bishop's Palace, Waterford's latest museum is a tribute to Medieval Waterford and life in the city during that period. Its worth a visit on any tours of Ireland. Carefully preserving several medieval structures within its walls, the Museum was opened...

I would encourage anyone who is interested in tours of Ireland in 2013 to plan and book early. We specialise in the hidden gems and use family run local hotels. They are not large hotels and book up quickly. So please start thinking about your Ireland tours...

Hi Maurice, We are back home in Georgia! I wanted to thank you for such an amazing trip. You really went out of your way to make it special. It is rare that you meet a person that can easily win over both the women and the men. You did it! Don, Toni, Bonnie...

The fairy-tale Dromore Castle was deigned by the Victorian architect Edward Godwin borrowed from fantasy land when he built it for the 3rd Earl of Limerick and is a must see on your tours of Ireland. He created a fortress that would have withstood the...

The Timoney standing Stones sit on top of a hill , in a labyrinth of lanes , and consist of some 300 stones and are a must see on your Ireland tours. All are about 3ft high and seem scattered at random , their origin...

The beautifully proportioned Belvedere House commands a magnificent view from a hilltop above Lough Ennell and is a hidden gem that is worth a stop on your tours of Ireland. It was built in 1740 for Robert Rochfort , Lord Belfield , later the first Earl of...

The imposing ruins of Dunlough Castle stand on a Western promontory of the Mizen peninsula and is worth a stop on your tours of Ireland. On one side of it 300ft cliffs plummet down to the sea , while on the other side a pretty lake...

This great headland juts out into the sea like a huge splayed hand. Beneath the fingertips are cliffs that drop abruptly 130ft down to the sea , where they are pounded by a race of swelling foam. Downpatrick Head is a must see on your...