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This is the only guided hourse drawn carriage tour in this region. Ronan’s local knowledge is second to none. This will make a facinating guided tour throughout this ancient and mythical part of the boyne valley, Co Meath, Ireland. ItineraryThis is a typical itinerary for this product Pass By: Newgrange, Donore Ireland Experience the Boyne Valley’s history through a relaxing Read more...

There are also a number of major walks in the region. At Lough Allen the accommodation consists of eight en-suite bedrooms with 3 bunk beds to a room and camping and caravan facilities. Water sports holidays can take many forms on Lough Allen. Whether you fancy relaxing sailing holiday, you want to learn canoeing, or fishing with your family or Read more...

Best of Killarney Views & Brews Ales, Lakes & Castles Take in the extraordinary sights and sounds of the Killarney National Park whilst enjoying panoramic views of famous Killarney landmarks. Learn about the history and diverse ecosystem of the 26,000-acre Park aboard a traditional Jaunting Car, complete with your very own personal Jarvey driver / guide. Explore the grounds of Read more...

This tours affords guests an opportunity to visit the most scenic location on the Lakes of Killarney. The tours offers an extensive tour of both Lough Leane and The Muckross Lake while also journeying into narrow river systems providing our guests with a unique perspective available only on the traditional boats. The skills and experience of our drivers are demonstrated Read more...

History of “Fungie”: In 1984, Paddy Ferriter, the Dingle Harbour lighthouse keeper, first began watching a lone wild dolphin escort the town’s fishing boats to and from port. By August of that year, local Ministry of Marine manager Kevin Flannery was able to officially record the dolphin as a “permanent” resident of the entrance channel and self-appointed “pilot” of the Read more...

Departing from Dingle Harbour, this is a once in a lifetime trip to one of Irelands three UNESCO world heritage sites. Rising majestically from the sea, the magnificent Skellig Michael is a twin-pinnacle crag 11.6 kilometres west of the Iveragh Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland. The island is named after the archangel Michael, while the word “Skellig” is derived from Read more...