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Visit the home of equine royalty, The Irish National Stud, where you'll see immaculately bred stallions alongside protective mares, frolicking foals and athletic yearlings. The evening is free for independent dining.

Visit the House of Waterford Crystal, a CIE Tours preferred shopping partner; see skilled artisans create crystal masterpieces on a factory tour. Then join a local guide for a gentle walking tour to hear stories about Waterford's long history and some of its colorful characters. Travel south to Cobh, the last port of call of the Titanic and where many places associated with the liner still exist. Visit the Cobh Heritage Centre, which traces the history of emigration over a number of centuries from Ireland to North America.

Head to Blarney Castle to kiss the famous stone or stroll through the spacious parklands to view Blarney House before travelling to Killarney. Afterwards discover the glorious Dingle Peninsula as you drive along the south shore to admire views of heathery mountains, sandy stretches of beach, and rocky headlands. Embark on a memorable ferry ride across the wide River Shannon Estuary.

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View the Cliffs of Moher, soaring feet above the churning Atlantic swells. Walk along the top of the cliffs where; on a clear day you can see great views of Galway Bay and the Aran Islands. Immerse yourself in farm life and watch a farmer demonstrate how his trained dogs herd mountain sheep. Enjoy tea and home made scones at the farm. Head to Galway for a panoramic city tour. These rocky islands are renowned for the hardy islanders who maintain traditional fishing and farming methods.

Head to Dun Aengus, a huge prehistoric fortress perched on sheer cliffs, which fall away to the Atlantic Ocean below. Explore Kilronan, the island's main village and enjoy a casual lunch before returning by ferry.

Visit Clonmacnoise, a monastic settlement founded in AD and set on the banks of the River Shannon. Marvel at elaborate high Celtic crosses decorated with biblical scenes, walk around the many church ruins and two round towers.

This pub has a documented history going right back to AD and is featured in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest pub in Europe. During renovations in , ancient walls and old coins dating back centuries were discovered. In the evening, head to Dublin's Abbey Tavern for an Irish dinner and lively show. Day 9 Independent Dublin Sightseeing. Day 10 Tour Ends in Dublin.

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Inclusive package with no hidden extras. What's included? Our welcome gift to you A travel backpack Travel adapter Rain poncho Luggage strap and tags Documents wallet. This was one of those trips that we will remember for a lifetime. Explore Kilronan, the island's main village and enjoy a casual lunch before returning by ferry. Visit Clonmacnoise, a monastic settlement founded in AD and set on the banks of the River Shannon. Marvel at elaborate high Celtic crosses decorated with biblical scenes, walk around the many church ruins and two round towers.

This pub has a documented history going right back to AD and is featured in the Guinness Book of Records as the oldest pub in Europe. During renovations in , ancient walls and old coins dating back centuries were discovered. In the evening, head to Dublin's Abbey Tavern for an Irish dinner and lively show.

Day 9 Independent Dublin Sightseeing. Day 10 Tour Ends in Dublin. Inclusive package with no hidden extras.

What's included? Our welcome gift to you A travel backpack Travel adapter Rain poncho Luggage strap and tags Documents wallet. This was one of those trips that we will remember for a lifetime. Ireland is a treasure! Related Articles. Tips on Packing 1. Preparing to Pack Before embarking on your travels, it is important to understand carry-on and suitcase regulations… Read More.

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Last name. Email address. Phone number. Number of Guests. Travel Agent? Air Required. Email Opt Out. Read our Privacy Policy. We take care of everything: authentic experiences, expert local tour directors, and more. Great craic next Monday October 29th Taewolf - have a look at www. My dogs have been terrified since September because of fireworks going off and they will be for several weeks yet.

I am also thinking about the elderly people, a lot of whom are also scared. Some youngsters seem to think it great fun to fire bangers into back gardens at dogs or cats or put them through people's letter boxes. Strangely enough, fireworks are illegal in Ireland , except with special license but they can still be bought!!!

I was in Northern Ireland during Halloween I was surprised that they sold fireworks for Halloween. I did also hear that they dont sell them in the Republic of Ireland but people drive up there to get them. We are only allowed to have them here on the 4th of July! Well, Arizona isn't just because it's always so dry here for people to set them off. I didn't see any kids trick or treating homes however I hear they do that there too.

Someone told me trick or treating is more of an American thing that is catching on over there. I suppose someone will correct me if I am wrong on that! Here some links where various views have been thrown out recently- and agree, if fireworks are handled badly, the results can be awful. Now the fireworks are presumably used for Halloween as well, though halloween is a very recent introduction in Britain and would not be celebrated, except for the occasional halloween themed party.

I'm with Clauds on the undesirability of Halloween, small kids dressing up and doing trick or treat is one thing, but it is frequently an excuse for vandalism, and illegal, dangerous fireworks in the hands of irresponsible people.