Learn about the history of the Cathedral & St Patrick on its grounds but it does not include entrance inside into the Cathedral as that is a separate paid attraction

Learn about Ireland's Oldest University, its quirky traditions and see the main campus

Learn about Ireland's oldest Cathedral and its quirky stories on the grounds of the Cathedral. We do not enter inside the Cathedral as that is a separate paid attraction.

Learn the history of Dublin Castle stopping and walking through the grounds including the Upper & Lower Courtyards. We do not enter inside the Castle as that is a separate paid attraction.

Visit a hidden gem garden of Dublin and learn how the Vikings named Dublin

Visit the most visited locality in Dublin City, learn its history, why its so popular with Tourists and how there are two different parts to it

Visit Dublin's most beloved statue and learn the quirky story behind it and if lucky get to hear the infamous Molly Malone song!

Visit Dublin's most loved park, learn about its role in the 1916 Rising and visit it's Famine Memorial where you learn about the part of Irish history we have never recovered from

Visit the GPO and learn why it is was the HQ of the 1916 Easter Rising. Also learn about the greatest Irish Statesman Daniel O'Connell who the street is named after and also learn the Dublin witty nicknames for the Spire Monument.

Visit the outside of Ireland's Parliament, learn about our Politics and also how it looks almost identical to a famous building in the US. We are not allowed to enter inside for obvious reasons!

Visit Dublin's busiest shopping street, experience some fantastic Dublin live street music and take in the vibe of every day Dublin life

Visit Statue of Ireland's most loved writer Oscar Wilde, learn about his fascinating life while also visiting the pretty park where it's located. Also on this square learn about the British Embassy that was burnt down by local rioters in early 1970s at the early days of the troubles/war in Northern Ireland. If requested we can also discuss the complexity of Northern Ireland's history and what might happen there in the future.

Visit the first ever custom built two houses of Parliament in the world and explain why it is a bank today

Learn about Dublin's most famous bridge on the River Liffey and it's quirky stories

Learn about the Irish Language, its use today, where it is spoken most, how it influences how we speak English, how it influences different accents across the country and why it is now growing in the younger population

Food stop for 1 hour at a venue to be agreed in advance of the Tour

Coffee Stop if requested along the Tour. It is a good opportunity to discuss social and cultural items that maybe of interest to guests.