Things to Do

Dublin

Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland, known for it's architecture, literary heritage and lively pups (especially Temple Bar)

Dublin Castle

Giant's Causeway

An epic sight, with a whopping 40,000 or so of these hexagonal-shaped stepping stones, which date back to a volcanic age almost 60 million years ago

Cliffs of Moher

One of the most iconic landscapes in Ireland

Newgrange

Neolithic World Heritage Site built in 3200 BC

Gap of Dunloe

Follow the riverside path as it snakes through the mountain pass formed by glaciers between MacGillycuddy Reeks and Purple Mountain, known as the Gap of Dunloe

Game of Thrones Studio Tour

For all the Game Of Thrones fans out there!

Dingle Peninsula

Incredible 6,000 years of history and the Kerry coastline with its pounding waves, salty winds, dramatic cliffs and wide racing skies

Lough Tay

Sitting within Wicklow Mountains National Park, one of the most stunning National Parks not far from Lisnavagh!

Mourne Mountains

UNESCO Global Geopark, said to have inspired Belfast-born author CS Lewis to create his fantastical world of Narnia

Burren

A limestone karst region with a stark, otherworldly beauty. During the writing of Lord of the Rings, author JRR Tolkien often visited the Burren - there is a cave named Pol na Gollum (the Hole of Gollum)

Malin Head

The start of the Wild Atlantic Way, Malin Head has long been renowned for its epic coastal scenery, thriving birdlife and historical curiosities. It was also featured in Star Wars: The Last Jedi and actor Mark Hamill used to pop in for refreshments at Farren's Bar.