Take a Journey around Ireland and visit some of its Most Spectacular sites. Celtic Footstep will plan the perfect itinerary for any group visit

1. Cultural Tour to
Ireland
**Sample Itinerary

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Day 1: Dublin
The Book of Kells Exhibition : The Book of Kells is
Ireland's greatest cultural treasure and the world's
most famous medieval manuscript. Located in the
Old Library ofTrinity College Dublin, In heart of
Dublin City, a walk through the cobbled stones will
bring visitors back to the 18th century.
Guinness Storehouse: Located in the heart of the
St. James's Gate Brewery. It's the home of the Black
Stuff, the heart of Dublin and an unforgettable start
to your Irish adventure.The journey through the
world's largest pint glass filled with interactive
experiences that fuse Guinness long brewing
heritage with Ireland's rich history.
Talking StatuesTour: Ever wondered if Statues
could talkWhat stories would they tell ? Using
drama, humour and location technology,Talking
Statues breathes new life into the statues that
surround us. Some approaches are dramatic, others
comic and others flights of pure fantasy. All aim to
persuade the public look at the statues with new
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Day 2 : Newgrange
& The Boyne Valley
Newgrange : Be wowed by one of the finest
examples of a passage grave inWestern Europe.
Built over 5,000 years ago, it is older than
Stonehenge and the Great Pyramid of Giza in
Egypt.5000 years of haunting and ancient Celtic
heritage can be found in the wild countryside of
the midlands and Ancient East.
Knowth & Monasterboice : Knowth, the largest of
the passage graves in the BoyneValley complex.
Knowth contains a third of the total number of
examples of megalithic art in all of Western
Europe; over 200 decorated stones were found
during excavations.The historic ruins
of Monasterboice are of an early Christian
settlement in County Louth in Ireland, north
of Drogheda. It was founded in the late 5th century
by Saint Buithe who died around 521, and was an
important centre of religion and learning.
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Glendalough : For thousands of years people
have been drawn to ‘the valley of the two lakes‘
for its spectacular scenery, rich history,
archaeology and abundant wildlife.Glendalough
is a remarkable place that will still your mind,
inspire your heart and fill your soul. Glendalough
is home to one of the most important monastic
sites in Ireland.This early Christian monastic
settlement was founded by St. Kevin in the 6th
century and from this developed the “Monastic
City”.The centre features an audio visual and has
a model of the monastic site on display.The staff
are welcoming, friendly and knowledgeable and
will answer all of your questions. Glendalough is
one of the top attraction on Ireland’s Ancient
East.
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Day 3 : Glendalough

5. Day 4 : Clonmacnoise
& Galway City
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Clonmacnoise : An Early Christian site founded by
St. Ciarán in the mid-6th century on the eastern
bank of the River Shannon.The site includes the
ruins of a cathedral, seven churches (10th -13th
century), two round towers, three high crosses and
the largest collection of Early Christian grave slabs in
Western Europe
Galway City : From the famous 18th century Eyre
square to the winding paths of the Latin Quater
Galway city is has the perfect mix of old meets new.
You can relax between shops sipping coffee on shop
street or take part in one of the many walking tours
offered around the city.The atmosphere on the
streets of Galway is like no other city. Enjoy a private
dinner cruise on the beautiful Corrib Princess to
finish your day in Galway.

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Connemara: a place of contrasts, colours, wilderness, and
warm welcomes on the west coast of Ireland. From the
bogs and lakes of the Gaelic speaking South Connemara,
to the mountain vistas of North and West Connemara, the
diversity of the landscape and the people who populate it
offers much to the visitor.
Kylemore Abbey: located in the Kylemore Pass in
Connemara, County Galway, has been home to the Irish
Benedictine nuns since 1920. The Benedictine nuns
bought the house in 1920, having fled their convent in
war-torn Belgium in 1914, where they ran a boarding
school for girls for over 300 years. They re-established the
school here and it is still very much alive today.
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Day 5: Connemara

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Day 6: Cliffs Of
Moher
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Cliffs of Moher : When you make a
trip to the Cliffs of Moher, you’re
coming for one of two things: the
staggering height of the rock face,
and the even more staggering
beauty of the views from the top.
Soaring to 214m, the striated stone
reaches its long fingers southward
to counties Cork and Kerry beyond,
with a keen eye even able to spot
the Aran Islands to the north

8. Contact Us Today to Plan
Your Group Tour of Ireland
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