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Activities in Ireland

  • An Teach Beag

    An ideal pub with traditional music and the feel of Old Ireland. More
  • Arbour Hill Cemetery

    The resting place of 14 of the executed leaders of the insurrection of 1916. More
  • Archbishop Marsh’s Library

    The library's founder, the Archbishop Narcissus Marsh, believed that everyone should have access to books on medicine, law, science, travel, naviga... More
  • Avoca

    What started almost three centuries ago as a humble weaving shop (in the Wicklow village of the same name) is now a retail empire. The flagship sto... More
  • B&B Ireland

  • Backroads

    Active travel (cycling; walking; sea kayaking; rock climbing) paired with unexpected cultural experiences (storytelling in Ireland; a game of boule... More
  • Ballybunion

    Description: If Ireland can be said to have rocked the game out of its cradle and raised it on creamy stout, the brawniest of its brood is Ballybuni ... More
  • Ballymaloe Cookery School

    Daylong classes on the 100-acre organic farm includge mushroom foraging, wine tasting, and raising chickens. Indulge in a class taught by Rachel Al... More
  • Berkeley Library

    A 1960's Brutalist building set amid Trinity College's brilliant historic setting creates stark architectural contrast and delightful dissonance. More
  • Brown Thomas

    The most elegant of Dublin’s department stores stocks designer apparel from around the world. Brown Thomas has been part of the Grafton Street land... More
  • Café en Seine

    It’s brash and showy, but this archetypal Dawson Street bar is still well worth a visit. One of the city’s first “superpubs” (in which lavish, over... More
  • Carol Cornell

    Special Booking: For a group of women on a china- and silver-shopping excursion, the table at their private villa was set with different patterns, ... More
  • Ceolaras Coleman Music Centre

    A 1999 brick structure in a village of painted stone, the center has classrooms, a small shop, and a 120-seat concert hall offering performances by... More
  • Classic Journeys

    Unbeatable access to experiences around the globe—learning firsthand about a family-run organic coffee plantation in the Galápagos; dining in a pri... More
  • Cobblestone Pub

    At the long and narrow Cobblestone pub, in Smithfield, in the early evening and then again after dinner, musicians take turns depositing tall pints... More
  • Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann (Union of Irish Musicians)

    Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann is the largest group involved in the preservation and promotion of Irish traditional music. We’re a non-profit cultura... More
  • Cork Butter Museum

    The collection includes medieval-looking churns and old butter-block wrappers with sublime graphics, but the pièce de résistance was an ancient cor... More
  • County Clare

    Avoid the tour bus–clogged Ring of Kerry for its neighbor to the North, County Clare, home to the dramatic Cliffs of Moher rising more than 700 fee... More
  • Devitts

    Devitts on Camden Street is a great little pub for a chat and a couple of pints. The atmosphere is relaxed and the sound of conversation is all t... More
  • Drombeg Stone Circle

  • Dublin Literary Pub Crawl

    Combining the city’s two most famous exports—writers and beer—this long-running tour takes thirsty readers on a two-hour spin through some of Dubli... More
  • English Market

    Cork's best artisans and purveyors gather here to sell products like soda bread, organic greens and seafood. The 1780's brick structure's interior ... More
  • ESPA at The G

  • Glendalough

    Just 35 miles south of the city, and right in the heart of the beautiful Wicklow Mountains National Park, the hamlet of Glendalough makes a magical... More
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