Countrywide Pub Crawl (Countrywide) -$25

We've planned an event that will surely challenge even the most loyal pub patrons! Use your customized pub journal and wear your limited edition t-shirt to visit our hand-picked selection of 20+ of the best pubs across Ireland! Don't worry...you have seven full days to do this, so pace yourself and remember it's a marathon, not a sprint. Visit all 20 and you'll be rewarded!

Guinness Brewery and Sampling (Dublin) - $22

Join us for a tour and sampling at the Guinness Brewery, Ireland's #1 International visitor attraction. Since opening in November 2000, the Guinness Storehouse has attracted over 4 million visitors from every corner of the Globe. Enjoy the tour of the Storehouse before sampling the goods at the top-level Gravity Bar as you catch a view of the city. (At Leisure-Any Day in Dublin)

Old Jameson Distillery (Dublin) -$22

You will discover the time-honored secret of how three simple ingredients – water, barley and yeast - are transformed into the smooth golden spirit that has always been and continues to be, Jameson Irish Whiskey. After learning about Jameson Irish Whiskey from the arrival of the Barley to Bottling it would be only fair for you to be allowed to taste it. At the end of the guided tour each visitor is offered a complimentary glass of Jameson. Your whiskey education does not stop there, as our guides select volunteers to take part in a Whiskey comparison tasting, demonstrating the subtle difference in taste between various types of Irish Whiskey and compare with leading Scotch and American Whiskeys. (At Leisure Any Day in Dublin)

Dublin City Tour Hop-on/Hop-off bus (Dublin) -$24

With 26 stops at Dublin’s top visitor attractions and a live guide there is no better way to see Dublin! This fun and friendly 90-minute tour is complete with live commentary by industry trained local guides. The tours depart every 6 to 20 minutes throughout the day and stops along the tour route include Trinity College, the Guinness Storehouse, Dublin Castle, St Patrick’s Cathedral, Kilmainham Gaol and the Old Jameson Distillery. (24 Hour Ticket)

Viking Splash Tour (Dublin) - $30

Viking Splash Tours is a great way to see the sights of Dublin - both on land and water! Traveling on board our Amphibious World War II vehicles (DUKWs) you are taken on a spellbinding tour of Dublin. Our Viking Tour Guides ensure you not only hear about Viking Dublin, but also see sights such as St Patrick's and Christchurch cathedrals, Trinity College, Government Buildings and Georgian Dublin. The climax of the tour sees our Viking DUKWs splash into the water at the newly developed Grand Canal Docklands where the recording studio of U2 and much more are explored. (At Leisure, 1 hr 15 mins, seasonal, May-November)

Irish House Party (Dublin) - $72 Dinner & Show, $32 Show only

Unlike any other traditional Irish music night in the city, it is organized and hosted by All-Ireland Champion traditional Irish musicians and dancers in an intimate and homely setting. There are no stages, microphones or fake antiques hanging here! This has made the evening hugely popular with both Irish guests and guests from abroad. On arrival you are welcomed by your host for an evening of traditional Irish music, delicious Irish dinner and of course Irish dancing that will both entertain and educate. You can take part as much as you like or simply sit back in comfortable surroundings and enjoy the best traditional Irish music and Irish dancing party in Dublin. Nightly, but limited seatings October through March. (Dinner, 7pm, Show 8:30pm - please note you would miss the Welcome Party, if there is one, on Sunday evening)

Jameson Shindig (Dublin) - $89

Join us for an Evening of fine food, song and dance along with a guided tour of the Distillery and a complimentary Jameson drink. This evening package is comprised of a guided tour, 4 course menu, & traditional Irish entertainment featuring The Shindig Players and Claddagh Irish Dancers. Irish "Shindig" Nights operate Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from April to October. (Dinner/Evening event)

Dublin Bay & Malahide Castle Tour (Dublin) - $38

Your visit to Malahide will include a guided tour of the castle with time to wander around the craft shops and castle grounds, which span some 250 acres. Continuing with a scenic drive along Dublin’s spectacular northern coastline you will pass through the picturesque fishing village of Howth. The trail back to Dublin includes a 10 minute stop at Howth summit for breathtaking views of Dublin Bay. (Half Day Tour, 10:15am & 2pm departure times, 3.5 hours)

Tour of Connemara & Kylemore Abbey* (Galway) - $42

Connemara is an area of rugged landscape, bogs, and mountains, which is well known and loved by artists for its clear light and unspoiled beauty. This is the Ireland of your dreams and imagination with its rolling hills and mountains, sparkling lakes, and remote cottages.  *Admission to the Kylemore Abbey is NOT included.  (Day Tour)

 Aran Islands (Galway) - $56

The Aran Islands are richly unique, offering landscapes of limestone, a stretch of cliffs facing the moods of the Atlantic, large boulders, rock formations, and beautiful beaches. It is also a place of immense cultural heritage and history where Gaelic is the first language of its residents. (Day Tour - includes round-trip bus from city center and ferry ride.  While on Inis Mor you can choose to hire a bus tour, bicycle, jaunting cart or explore on your own.)

Cliffs of Moher  (from Galway to Killarney) - INCLUDED 

Experience the sight that will forever be burned in your memory. This tour includes Ireland's most spectacular sea-cliffs, the famous Cliffs of Moher, which are 700Ft high and extend for 5 miles. If you happen to miss everything else in Ireland (because of the pubs perhaps?), you cannot miss the Cliffs of Moher!

Ring of Kerry (Killarney) - $42

The Ring of Kerry is a famous area in the Southwestern corner of Ireland which offers a thoroughly magnificent drive through mountains and by lakes, historical buildings, and some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe. (Day Tour)

Dingle Peninsula (Killarney) - $42

The Dingle Peninsula has some of the most stunning scenery Ireland has to offer, as showcased in films such as Ryan's Daughter and Far and Away. (Day Tour)

Killarney Highlights (Killarney) - $34*

On this half day tour visit the ruins of Aghadoe, Gap of Dunloe, Ross Castle, Muckross House & Gardens, Torc Waterfall and experience the spectacular views of the famed lakes of Killarney (Morning private tour prior to transfer to Ennis. *Subject to availability and minimum group size of 4)

Jaunting Cart Ride (Killarney) -$17.50*

Killarney Jaunting Cars is the perfect option to show you the hidden delights of Killarney. Choose from a tour of the Killarney Estate and Ross Castle or the Muckross Estate to the Muckross House and Gardens. (At Leisure) *based on 4 passengers per cart

Horseback Riding (Killarney) -$54 (1hr), $89 (2hrs)

These rides all go into the National Park here in Killarney, which can boast being, the largest and oldest National Park in Ireland. Ride though the Knockreer Demense, North of Lough Lein, (the largest of the three lakes in Killarney) and take in views of Ross Castle and Ross Island, along with panoramic views of Innisfallen Island & the McGillycuddy Reeks Mountain Range. The Kenmare Estate and the majestic mountains surrounding Killarney will all be appreciated. All rides are supervised by guides and are able to cater for all levels of riding experience. (1hr ride available at 10am, 2hr ride available at 9:30am- suggested for Saturday morning, other times available if you plan to ride on Friday and are not doing a day tour)

Ennis Walking Tour (Ennis) - $18*    7 nights

Experience a journey through time on our Guided Walking Tours through the winding streets of medieval Ennis! Hear tales of murders and hangings, famine and poverty, rebellions and riots. Learn about the mythology and legends of the town - from banshees to Biddy Early. Discover how the most powerful men from Irelands past were closely linked to the town - along with the intriguing stories and characters that shaped its history. The tour ends with a visit to a local pub to learn more about Clare's unique contribution to the traditional Irish music scene. *Based on minimum of 4.  Tour is set up privately for  Saturday at 5pm.

Knappogue Castle & Walled Gardens (Quin, from Ennis) - $12   7 nights

Built in 1467 by Sean MacNamara, son of Sioda (who built Bunratty Castle) the Knappogue Castle has a long and varied history. The Castle has been host to two Irish Presidents, as well as other heads of state, including General de Gaulle. A wonderful feature of the Castle and its grounds, is the beautiful walled garden dating from 1817 now restored to its former splendor. In the magical setting of Knappogue Castle, this is a romantic oasis to sit and picnic or just escape the 'madding crowd'. (At Leisure, transportation to Quin not included, 10 minute journey. Seasonal May to September, 10AM to 5PM)

Bunratty Castle (Bunratty, from Ennis) - $20   7 nights

Bunratty Castle is one of the most popular places to visit in the southwest, as it is the most complete and authentic medieval castle in Ireland. Built in 1425, and plundered on many occasions, it was authentically restored in 1954 to its former medieval splendour, with furnishings and tapestries capturing the mood and style of the times. (At Leisure, transportation to Bunratty not included, 25 minute journey.  Full castle tour requires walking narrow stairs)

Medieval Banquet at the Bunratty Castle (Bunratty, from Ennis) - $89  7 nights

Join the Earl of Thomond in the splendour of the main guard of Bunratty Castle for a dinner experience not to be missed at the Medieval Banquet! The 4 course meal is a pleasant balance of contrasting Irish meat dishes served during the period and is accompanied with music and song. After dinner, you are invited to sit back, relax and enjoy the entertainment program, a selection of Irish medieval and traditional songs and instrumental music by 11 Entertainers. (Dinner/Evening Event, transportation to Bunratty not included, 25 min journey.  Requires walking narrow stairs)

Blarney Village / Blarney Castle & Stone (Cork) - At Leisure**    10 nights

Built nearly six hundred years ago by one of Ireland’s greatest chieftains, Cormac MacCarthy, the Blarney Castle has been attracting attention beyond Munster ever since. Over the last few hundred years, millions have flocked to Blarney, making it a world landmark and one of Ireland’s greatest treasures. Now that might have something to do with the Blarney Stone, the legendary Stone of Eloquence, found at the top of our Tower. Kiss it and you’ll never again be lost for words. But don’t take our word for it – everyone from Sir Walter Scott to a host of American presidents, world leaders, and international entertainers has been eager to take advantage. (Kissing the Blarney Stone requires narrow stairs and heights)

Kinsale - At Leisure**  10 nights

The medieval town of Kinsale is not just about food. It’s also about traditional bars, beautiful buildings, narrow streets, shops, galleries and lots of activities on land and sea. Kinsale is a top class center for sailing and water-sports activities. There are three golf courses including the world-famous Old Head course. Field sports are well-represented with horse riding, clay bird shooting and archery all available close to the town. For those who prefer a more leisurely pace, how about a sauna in the leisure center, a historical walking tour, a pottery lesson, or a tour by taxi? You'll find Kinsale's not just a place - it's more a state of mind!

Kinsale Walking Tour (Kinsale) - At Leisure**

Stroll and sit with Don and Barry to enjoy a colorful story of Kinsale through the ages . . . medieval walled town; naval base during conflict for New World treasure; beachhead for the last Spanish Armada and Battle of Kinsale, a ‘Cuban Missile Crisis’ of the day; Star Forts stronghold described by Charles II as ‘a place of Great Resort for His Majesties Ships of War’; and such a hub for fleets, provisions, privateers and prizes as to lead one 17th century observer to describe Kinsale as ‘laying in the road of the Chieftest trade in all the World’. This 90 minute walking tour is designed for all and sure to please.

Cobh - At Leisure**

Queenstown it was for some decades before reverting to its old Irish name in 1922 - the Cobh (cove) of Cork. From here hundreds of thousands of mostly hungry and penniless Irish men and women left to build a new life, especially in the Famine years of 1844-48. Many thrived and prospered, but many died on the journey in the terrible traveling conditions of the time. The Cork harbour is one of the largest and safest anywhere, being capable of taking the largest vessels afloat. The great Transatlantic liners used to come in up to the 1950s. Is there anywhere in Ireland more full of poignant memories than this embarkation point for America?

Queenstown Story Tour (Cobh) - At Leisure**

The Queenstown Story is based in the disused portions of the railway station at Cobh. This highly imaginative visitor attraction tells the story of emigration from Cobh in the period of the famine. From 1848 - 1950 over 6 million adults and children emigrated from Ireland - over 2.5 million departed from Cobh, making it the single most important port of emigration.

Kilkenny Castle (Kilkenny) - At Leisure**

One of the most instantly recognized buildings in Ireland, Kilkenny Castle has been an important site since Strongbow constructed the first castle, probably a wooden structure, in the 12th century. William the Earl Marshall built the first stone castle on the site, which was completed in 1213. This was a square-shaped castle with towers at each corner; three of these original four towers survive to this day. (At Leisure)

Kilkenny Craft Trail - At Leisure**

Throughout the city and county of Kilkenny, the visitor will find a host of craft and design studios and workshops. Renowned internationally for the quality of the craft produced in Kilkenny, the Kilkenny Craft Trail is the perfect way to explore the best of Kilkenny craft. The Trail features 9 retail studios and workshops in Kilkenny, and includes jewelers, potters, leather & wood workers, glass blowing as well as candle makers.