If you cannot get accommodation in Dublin on your Ireland tours then Bray is worth considering as an option. It was developed as a resort in the 1850s when the railway was extended South of Dun Laoghaire. The Dart now runs efficiently to and from Bray. While...
On Ireland tours if you are passing Clonmel and heading for Cashel then try and pass through Fethard. Whist it is a plain enough place and rarely visited by tourists there are some hidden gems. Fethard has a number of forgotten medieval ruins set at the back...
The island of Inishbofin is a mellow , balmy place , quite different from the mainland , and as such worth a visit on any Ireland tours. It is a bit of a hidden gem. There are day trips from the little village of Clifden...
White Island is in County Fermanagh if you are passing through on any tours of Ireland. Mounted on the wall of a ruined abbey, the seven early Christian carvings of White Island look eerily pagan. Found early last century they are thought to be caryatds - columnsin...
A local sight worth going out of your way for on tours of Ireland is Athlumney Castle , about one miles walk from the town centre. Its a real hidden gem. The castle , a 15th century tower house to which a Jacobean manor house was...
If you are planning Ireland tours then check out Ireland Luxury Tours. We can create Ireland tours covering the whole of Ireland and we concentrate on authentic Ireland. We use locally owned hotels , comfortable vehicles , and experienced driver/guides. Our Ireland tours will take you to little...
If you are on any Ireland tours and taking in the golf we have great day trips available. If you are a "golf widow" then we also have tours that will entertain you while your partners enjoy the golf. Should you be staying in Belfast during the...
Hello Maurice, Ken and I thought about you today while we were watching Rory win the golf tournament and become the #1 golfer. We still thank you for the wonderful Belfast tour. It was great to visit the Portrush Golf Course and also see such wonderful beautiful sites...
If you are on tours of Ireland and fancy driving along a minor road the Murlough Bay is the most spectacular of all the bays along the northern coast. From the rigged cliff-tops , the hillside curves down to the sea in a series of wildflower...
The Lagan Lookout near the Custom House is a good position from which to view the world's second - and third-largest cranes, Goliath and Samson, across the river in East Belfast's Harland & Wolff shipyard. This is the city's proudest international asset: the ill-fated Titanic...