The Baily Lighthouse
Baily Lighthouse is a second lighthouse belonging to the village of Howth. Magnificently set on a rocky, verdant outcrop, its mission is…
County Dublin : Must-See Attractions
The Claregalway Friary
Claregalway Friary is a Franciscan monastery in County Galway, built in 1252. The site is magnificent and imposing, with its perfectly preserved…
St Audeon’s Church
St Audeon's Church is a medieval Dublin church built in 1190. It is considered by experts to be one of the city's…
The Sciences Gallery of Dublin
Dublin's Sciences Gallery is a superb science museum, located on Pearse Street at Trinity College. Opened in 2008, the ultra-modern building offers…
The An Post Museum
Are you on O'Connell Street in Dublin? Don't miss the An Post Museum, dedicated entirely to the Irish Post Office, its history…
Kilkee Cliffs
The Kilkee Cliffs are one of the most beautiful geological sites to explore in County Clare! Located just off Loop Head, these…
North Bull Lighthouse, Dublin
North Bull Lighthouse is one of 2 lighthouses (along with Poolbeg Lighthouse) marking the entrance to Dublin Harbour. Easy to recognize with…
Parliament House
Dublin’s Parliament is one of the city’s must-see monuments. Built in typical Georgian style, Parliament House is located right in the city…
Poolbeg Chimneys
Located to the east of Dublin, the Poolbeg Chimneys are officially the tallest chimneys in Ireland, at 207.8 metres! Far from being…
The National Botanic Gardens
The National Botanic Gardens are exceptional botanical gardens located in Glasnevin, 5 km north-west of Dublin. Spread over 19.5 hectares, these gardens…