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Get through the haze of Guinness and rowdy folk songs with help from an Ireland guide from tourHQ, exploring the Emerald Isle’s natural wonders, folksy towns and castles like a local.
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After 31 years of loyal service in the Army Engineer Corps of the Defence Forces I decided to move ...
After living and working for the past thirty years both inIreland as well as in a number of ...
I am a native of Killarney and was lucky enough to have been born opposite ‘the Golden Gates’ ...
I will captivate you with stories of Limerick's past and present. You'll experience the ...
I am qualified Failte Ireland National Guide and a licenced SPSV limousine driver. I have a BA ...
My name is John. I am a tour guide in Kilkenny city since 2017. I am passionate about all things ...
Hello,I've been working as a Tour Guide for Ten years and I am Employeed by the ...
Failte Ireland Certified National Tour Guide covering the whole Island of Ireland. ...
Hi! I'm Lucia Cheli and I am a qualified National Tour Guide with Failte Ireland. I give tours ...
I have been sharing my love for Ireland through tourism for over 20 years. I was lucky to enough to ...
Owner of Galway's Horrible History Tours and Fireside Tours. I am a History-buff, storyteller, ...
A professional driver-guide, fluent in English, Italian and French, with a degree in Archaeology ...
Hi there. I'm Brendan – one of the TourHQ guides in Dublin, Ireland. I am a native Dubliner. ...
54. Male. Irish. Retired nurse. Airbnb host. Have been doing some tour guiding of surrounding ...
I am guiding since 2013 and I am passionate about showing you our beautiful country. As I live ...
I specialize in organizing and operating tours of Ireland. I am based in Limerick near ...
Whiskey, shanty songs, thick-brewed Guinness, hearty homemade meals and some of the world’s most alluring folkloric traditions converge on this republic surrounded by wild Atlantic swells on the outer edges of Europe.
Visitors here come in search of the ubiquitous Dublin pub night, where, fuelled by stouts, they stamp and sing until the early hours. Others seek the wild and wonderful legends of Ireland’s outlaying counties, where ruined castles and ancient sepulchres hide betwixt the verdant valley sides.
Culturally and historically interested travellers should be sure to ask their Ireland tour guide about the truly astounding complex of Brú na Bóinne in County Meath, home to some relics dating back as far as 30,000 years, or the fabled Blarney Castle near Cork, where the luck of the Irish awaits anyone daring enough to lean from the battlements’ edge.
But more than anything it’s the Irish character that makes this nation a great place to be, and the locals from Cork to Dublin are invariably friendly, fast arriving at an air of informality with any travellers who pass their way.
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