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Powerscourt Distillery was awarded 4th place In the recent Gold Star Awards for the Best Irish Drinks Tourism Destination. The Powerscourt Distillery is the home of Fercullen Irish Whiskey. Fercullen is the Irish name for Powerscourt. Located in an 18th century Mill House on the Powerscourt Estate, the Powerscourt Distillery is set against a backdrop of the breathtakingly beautiful Wicklow Read more…

Visitors immerse themselves in this unique sensory adventure, experiencing the smell, sound, feel and taste of a distillery creating genuine Irish spirits. Our tour is a must for the growing number of Irish whiskey fans, those with an interest in the history of distilling or anyone looking for a hands-on experience of a real working distillery. Our Whale’s Tail bistro Read more…

Discover the history of Irish whiskey making and sip on a sample of the golden spirit on this guided 1-hour Irish Whiskey Museum experience. Trace the origins of the beloved drink and hear how the whiskey industry in Ireland has changed and evolved over the years. Listen to your guide reveal anecdotes as you examine the informative exhibits. At the Read more…

This tour will chart the revolutionary period of 1913-1923, a decade of division, war and rhetoric that created the independent Irish state and partitioned the island of Ireland.On this tour you will visit sites of revolutionary importance including: the GPO (including it’s 1916 Museum), the National History Museum, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin Castle (including it’s museum), the four courts, the Read more…

The story of Ireland is a heroic tragedy. A land of saints and scholars turns to war to defend itself against marauding Vikings and Norman mercenaries before falling to English power in 16th century. It would be 400 years of harsh oppression before an independent Ireland emerged in 1922, and even then much was left undone. One this tour you Read more…

Dublin is a city of literature with three of Ireland’s Nobel Prize winners in Literature hailing from this fair city. The capital has been immortalized in the works of James Joyce, Flann O’Brien and Samuel Beckett, to mention a few in the pantheon. Join a resident Dublin writer and Historian as I take you through a city that inspired multiple Read more…