Welcome to Dublin - home to some of the friendliest, wittiest hosts you'll ever meet. Take a private Dublin tour with a knowledgeable local guide and get ready to be charmed by one of Europe's liveliest capitals.

Begin your day with a stroll through the lovely grounds of Trinity College, established in 1592, making sure to visit the beautiful Book of Kells at the Old Library. If you enjoy beer (as the Irish do!) tour the Guinness Storehouse in St. James Gate Brewery. Your guide will ensure you enjoy a pint of the famous brew at one of the city's many colourful pubs, where you can also listen to foot-tapping traditional Irish music.
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Ireland's compact size means there are many daytrip opportunities from Dublin. Your guide would be happy to take you to Newgrange, a 5000 year old neolithic burial tomb and UNESCO World Heritage Site, or if you fancy a hike, perhaps the Wicklow Mountains.
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Your Dublin tour will give you a glimpse of this fabulous city, through the eyes of a local.

Dublin

The Old Library at Trinity College and home of the book of Kells

Explore the Capital of Ireland in a Mercedes E Class

Dublin Private Driving Tour

Explore the History of Dublin city with a private vehicle

Dublin Highlights Private full-day Tour

See The Best of Dublin in Four and a Half (ish) Hours

Top Ten Things To See In Dublin Excursion

Admission to Dublin Castle and National Archaeological Museum 

The Lobby Area, Ground Floor - Dublin City Hall (1769)

Where better to celebrate the meeting of Irish and Viking culture than at Dublin's most ancient watering hole, the Brazen Head Pub (opened 1190), and with a group of Icelanders! Pictured here are Beggi and Olina (left), along with Runar and Helga (right) from Hafnarfjordur (that's the 'Dublin 4' part of Reykjavik �� Skál, everybody!

Taking Pride of Place in Harry Street is this Statue to Phil Lynott, a Giant of the Irish Rock Music Scene

The 'Wall Of Fame' at the Irish Rock Museum in Dublin's Temple Bar District

Christchurch Cathedral's 19 Bells hold the World Record for the number of Bells available for Full-Circle Ringing

Umbrella Skyline in Annie's Lane - "Dublin's most Instagrammable Street"

'Is Fearrde Thú Guinness' (Guinness is good for you). Gaelic Language advertising was still a feature of Guinness's domestic publicity campaigns in the 1950's, when there were still over 100,000 native Irish speakers..

Dublin's Greatest Evil .... PUBLIC HOUSES !!

Founded 1694, the Snug (now part of Bad Bob's) is Temple Bar's Oldest Pub

Not St James's Gate but Sycamore Street, Temple Bar where the Wild Duck Pub have a large Guinness Advert on their goods entrance..

A Leisurely 4-Hour Stroll around some of Dublin's main Sights with Pub Stops along the Way

Dublin Sights and Pints

Moore Street Markets, Dublin's personality in a nutshell

New Dublin, The Convention Centre, the Samuel Beckett Bridge and the River Liffey

A short stroll through Dublin, past and present

The Fair City - A Private walking Tour

The majestic Slane Castle, legendry rock concert venue

The interior of the passage tomb, no water has seeped in for 5000 years

The Kerb Stone at the entrance to Newgrange Passage Tomb, the greatest collection of Neolithic art in Europe

The 5200 year old passage tomb at Newgrange

Treasures of the Boyne Valley Private Day Tour ( Airport/ hotel pick up/drop off option)

Dublin to Galway Private Day Tour

Orientation -The highlights and dark the side.

Private 4 hour walking tour in Dublin City

Explore the best of Dublin City Centre in the shortest amount of time!

The Amazing Highlights of Dublin Walking Tour - Private Tour

Tickets to Trinity Library, The Book of Kells and the New Book of Kells Experience and Tickets to St Patrick's Cathedral all pre booked. 

I share my name with a James Joyce Character in his collection of short stores, Dubliners.

Trinity College established in 1592 by Elizabeth I. Alma Mater to Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift, Bram Stoker and Samuel Beckett.

Trinity Library one of the must see sights of Dublin and the longest room in Ireland.

The Book of Kells, older than the City of Dublin, was described in the year 1007 AD as one of the wonders of the western world.

The Medieval Ardagh Chalice from the 8th Century, one of the treasures of Ireland.

Early Bronze Age Gold Lunula collars dating to 2400 - 1800 years B.C. (before Christ).

The Bronze Age weapons of the Tuatha Dé (the people of God) including examples of An Claidheamh Soluis (the sword of light).

St Patrick's Cathedral dating back to the 1200's built on the site where St Patrick baptised early Christians in the 5th Century.

Dublin City Hall completed 1779 was originally the Royal Exchange.

The Hidden History of Dublin.

The Treasures of Dublin.

Full Dublin City Walking Tour with Private Expert Guide

Discover Dublin's Fair City and its Fascinating History

One of Dublin's many beautiful old bookshops

A bookworm's delight in Georges Street Arcade

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