Newgrange & Boyne Valley Private Tour: Travel Through 5,000 Years
From $858 total≈ $172/person for your 5
Private Sightseeing Tours · Limousine Tours
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Experience Ireland's charm on a captivating tour of Blarney Castle. Kiss the famous Blarney Stone, wander lush gardens, and explore the wonderful Rock of Cashel on the way to Blarney. Magical memories await on this wonderful day out from Dublin. Learn about the history of Blarney Castle and its myths and visit its wonderful gardens with 70 acres of parkland.
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On this luxury private guided day tour, we travel from Dublin south through the majestic countryside, visiting Tipperary along the way, to see the Rock of Cashel. Its wonderful ruins date back to the 5th century. This wonderful castle was home of the ancient Kings of Munster
About 45 minutes · admission not included
“There is a stone there, that whoever kisses, OH! He never misses, to grow eloquent.” We arrive in Blarney at lunch time, to visit the gardens and kiss the magical stone on top of the castle. Learn about the history of Blarney Castle and its myths and visit its wonderful gardens with 70 acres of parkland.
About 120 minutes · admission not included
After visiting Blarney Castle, we will do a scenic tour of Cork City and you will have the opportunity to visit the "English Markets" (trading since 1788), one of Cork's and Europe's finest enclosed food markets.
About 60 minutes
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