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Ireland
Ireland is a small country that has a life-size status due to its enduring scenery and turbulent history but above all the captivating and welcoming people. Ireland has been rapidly modernizing but has still managed to retain its old world charm with its small village pubs and areas of spectacular wild scenery. There are many interesting places to see and things to do from the churches and lovely architecture of Dublin, to Waterford with its medieval history and world famous beautiful crystal ware and Blarney where you can visit Blarney Castle where you will see the legendary and magical kissing Blarney Stone. We offer a choice of tours to beautiful Ireland.
DAY 1 Arival at the airport. Transfer to the hotel. DAY 2 DublinVisit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the largest church in Ireland with a 140 foot (43 meters) spire. See Oscar Wilde’s Trinity College and the Old library, which gorgeously illustrate the original manuscript of the Book of Kells, main drawn here. The massive Long Hall of the Old library itself is equally if not even more impressive. Wal
Day 1 DublinArrival at the airport and transfer to hotel. Day 2 DublinStart the day tour from Dublin’s main street, O’Connell Street, and many Dublin icons such as the General Post Office, Henry Street shopping district, the early 18th century St Mary’s Church, the Italian Quarter, the River Liffey, the Ha’penny Bridge, Temple Bar, St Patrick's Cathedral, Rathfarnham Castle and Kilakee H
Day 1 DublinArrival at the airport and transfer to the hotel. Day 2 DublinGo on a medieval walking tour through the heart of the Liberties and St Patrick`s Cathedral and have a visit to Trinity College to see the beautifully crafted Book of Kells. Visit the National Museum of Ireland, which houses some of the most striking artifacts form Medieval Ireland and then to Dublinia, the Viking centre. Her
Day 1 DublinArrival at the airport and transfer to hotel. Day 2 Dublin Go on a medieval walking tour through the heart of the Liberties and St Patrick`s Cathedral and have a visit to Trinity College to see the beautifully crafted Book of Kells. Visit the National Museum of Ireland, which houses some of the most striking artifacts form Medieval Ireland and then to Dublinia, the Viking centre. Here
Day 1 DublinArrival at the airport and transfer to hotel. Day 2 Dublin Today go to Kilmainham Jail. This old Dublin jail features in Jim Sheridan’s 1994 biographical film “In the Name of the Father" which is based on the true life story of the Guildford. The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards, including Best Actor in a Leading Role. Kilmainham Jail was also used in the original “Ita