Ireland

O’Connell Bridge

O’Connell Bridge: opened to commemorate an Earl, reopened to commemorate a political liberator.

Glasnevin Cemetery

Bringing to life the history that shaped modern Ireland, Glasnevin is the country’s largest cemetery and home to the wo…

The Mummies of St Michan

Strolling through Dublin you’re bound to stumble upon a host of chapels and churches hidden down unassuming side street…

Marsh's Library

Ireland's oldest public library, Marsh’s Library was ordered by Archbishop Narcissus Marsh in the C18th and stands toda…

Drimnagh Castle

Not to be overshadowed by its big brother, Dublin Castle, Drimnagh Castle is the only castle in Ireland with a flooded …

Sandycove Beach

Panthers, gunshots and a coastal fort, one night on Sandycove Beach went on to play a pivotal role in author James Joyc…

Leprechaun Museum

An immersive storytelling experience, Dublin's Leprechaun Museum is the perfect place to lose yourself in the myths of …

Dublin Docklands

Sprawling the banks of the River Liffey, Dublin Docklands has undergone massive redevelopment over the last two decades…