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The Tour
In just over 2 hours, this Fáilte Ireland-approved, award-winning and entertaining walking tour, conducted by our guides, history graduates of Trinity College Dublin and the National University of Ireland, explores the main features of Irish history - Dublin's development, the influence of the American and French Revolutions, the Potato Famine, the Great War and the 1916 Rising, the War of Independence, the Northern conflict and Ireland today.
WHEN
Summer (May-Sept):
daily 11am & 3pm
Spring/ Autumn (April & Oct):
daily 11am
Winter (Nov-March):
Fri/Sat & Sun 11am
How Long?
2 Hours+
WHERE
Meet: Henry Grattan statue College Green, opposite Trinity College front gate.
Where do we go?
House of Lords/Old Parliament, Temple Bar, Four Courts, Christ Church Cathedral, City Hall, Dublin Castle, Grafton Street, Mansion House & St Stephen’s Green
Tickets: €14, €12 students, under 14s free.
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GROUPS
Available all year round at any time for groups up to a
recommended maximum of 25, €250 (inc. VAT @13.5%)
for a 2 hour+ tour. Suitable for University, School, Conference and Corporate Groups. Previous and ongoing clients.
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PRIVATE TOURS
Available all year round at any time for 4 people or less, €190 (incl. VAT @ 13.5%).
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(available for private/group bookings)
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