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1916 Rebellion Walking Tour of Dublin
Led by local guides, this tour provides a passionate insight into the Easter Rising. Entitled the 1916 Rising Rebellion Walking Tour, it starts at the International Bar on Wicklow Street and…
Dublin Castle was commissioned by King John in 1204 as a secure fortress in which to keep the taxes collected from Ireland. It is now a popular tourist attraction, with comprehensive tours of…
Matches at huge historic Croke Park stadium by the Royal Canal immerse everyone into Ireland's real sporting culture. Locals love Gaelic football and fast-and-furious hurling, which see crowds…
St Patrick's Cathedral, in Central Dublin, honours Ireland's patron, who brought Christianity to Ireland in the 5th century. Late afternoon, the stained-glass windows shine brightly, and there…
The early 18th-century Marsh's library once belonged to Archbishop Marsh and was Ireland's first public library. Set in a beautiful Queen Anne house in the heart of Dublin's Liberties area…
Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin is an impressive Romanesque structure, built on the site of a Viking church. Finished in 1240, today it is a Church of Ireland cathedral. Hear its famous…
