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Blend your own Jameson Black Barrel whiskey in a 90-minute class. Learn the techniques used by expert distillers. Participate in the Blending Room session and understand what makes Jameson Black Barrel uniquely smooth.
Explore the Abbey Theatre’s rich history and vital role in Ireland’s fight for independence. Discover an array of portraits honoring key figures of the Irish Literary Revival.
Turn back the clocks to the 1950s, and swan around the centre of Dublin in a vintage double-decker bus for a guided tour of the Fair City – with a difference! This tour adds a bit of class to your typical city sightseeing tour and is a uniquely fun way to experience Dublin.
Sit back and relax as AirCoach buses provide great transport links to and from Dublin Airport T1 to Belfast Europa Bus Centre.
Head out on an Irish expedition around the captivating hills of Howth Head, a jewel in Ireland’s hiking crown. Just outside of Dublin city, the Howth peninsula whisks you away into the untamed charm of the Irish countryside, a panorama of sea views adorned by the lush, emerald-green hills.
Step where giants stepped before, or just relax and take in the natural beauty on this comprehensive day tour from Dublin. This tour to some of Northern Ireland’s most popular places will save you money on individual attractions. It’s great if you don’t have much time, but still want to see a lot.
Don’t be fooled by the name – what the Little Museum of Dublin lacks in size, it makes up for with quirky, award-winning exhibitions, hilarious staff, and the most fascinatingly fun museum experience in town.
Paris has baguettes, Rome has pizza, New York has bagels, and Dublin has whiskey!
Explore Dublin with the audio guide app, directing you to the city’s most interesting spots. This self-guided audio tour takes you through Dublin’s history, narrated by an experienced historian.
The Irish Potato Famine is regarded as the worst tragedy in Irish history. Over a million people succumbed to starvation and disease. It is also known as ‘The Great Hunger’, and this exhibition in the heart of Dublin lets you revisit Ireland’s darkest episodes within its already troubled history.
After checking in early at Dublin’s Connolly Train Station, you’ll soon be in Belfast, where your coach tour begins! See one of Belfast’s most well-known landmarks, the two Harland & Wolfe Cranes, nicknamed Samson and Goliath.
When visiting Ireland, nature lovers must take a tour of the Wicklow Mountain range and Glendalough. Add the medieval city of Kilkenny, and you have an exciting day tour.
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