Things To Do
In May 2024, long before our engagement, we visited Ireland for the first time with our future Best Man and Maid of Honor, Andrew and Jess.
We stayed at Sophia’s Uncle’s home, Oakley Park House, where we spent cozy nights by the fire, wandered the walled gardens, and watched newborn horses take their first steps. That trip made us fall in love with Ireland and with Oakley Park House, where we’re now so lucky to be welcoming you for our wedding reception.
After eight unforgettable days exploring Dublin, Kells, and Galway, we came home with so many special memories and a few favorite places we can’t wait to share to inspire your own adventures in Ireland.
Brú na Bóinne
Donore, Drogheda, Co. Meath A92 EH5C, Ireland
We were blown away by this ancient site, which is older than Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids.
Headfort Golf Club
Headfort Place, Kells, MH A82 E330, Ireland
The most beautiful course Scotty has ever played.
Guinness Storehouse Dublin
53 James's Street, St. James's Gate, D, Ireland
Make sure to get a Stoutie and visit the Gravity Bar for 360-degree views of Dublin.
The Port House
64 William Street South, Dublin, D D02 XW99, Ireland
This ended up being our favorite meal of the trip, thanks to the authentic Spanish tapas and wine.
Dublin Castle
Dame Street, D, Ireland
Incredible artwork, with some of the most detailed paintings we’ve seen.
Love Tempo
110 Thomas Street, Usher's Quay, D D08 C2W7, Ireland
Our go-to Dublin spot for groovy music and great drinks, with DJs spinning live vinyl after dark.
Galway Cathedral
Gaol Road, Galway, G H91 A780, Ireland
A stunning cathedral that is open to the public.
Garavan's Bar
46 William Street, Galway, G H91 RX54, Ireland
Sophia searched high and low for the perfect Irish coffee, and she found it here.
Cliffs of Moher
CE, Ireland
A true bucket list item!
For all the days along the way