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Walking the roof with an overview of Old Dublin/ the South of Dublin

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Ireland 3's vs. Italy

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Flight-
$1600
Manning's Coach buses- $750
Total Hotels-
approx. $1300
Breakfast-
$55 for 10 days
Total: $4000 per person
Additional destinations not included, depends on traveler.

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1801 - Kingdom of Ireland annexed to Great Britain under the Act of Union.

1840s - Great potato famine: Ireland's staple crop fails, starving a million people to death and forcing many more to flee abroad.

1916 - Nationalists stage Easter Rising, seizing the General Post Office in Dublin and proclaiming an independent Irish republic. The rising is crushed by the British who execute its leaders. Irish public is outraged.

1919 - Led by Eamonn De Valera, the nationalist movement Sinn Fein sets up a Dublin assembly, which again proclaims Irish independence. A guerrilla campaign by the Irish Republican Army, or IRA, against British forces begins with heavy casualties on both sides.

1921 - Anglo-Irish Treaty establishes the Free State, an independent dominion of the British crown with full internal self-government rights, partitioned from Northern Ireland. Dissatisfaction with the treaty prompts the year-long Irish Civil War.

1949 - Independence. Republic of Ireland and leaves British Commonwealth.

1973 - Ireland joins the European Economic Community.

Early 1980s - Ireland faces severe economic problems, with rising debt and unemployment.

Mid-1990s - mid-2000s - Rapid economic growth earns Ireland reputation of "the Celtic Tiger".

2008 - Global financial crisis hits Ireland hard. In 2010 it agrees a bailout with the EU and IMF.

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Capital: Dublin

Population 4.6 million

Area 70,182 sq km (27,097 sq miles)

Major languages English, Irish, Gaelic

Major religion Christianity

Life expectancy 78 years (men), 83 years (women)

Currency euro

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Coomloughra Horseshoe, Killarney National Park

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Coomloughra Horseshoe, Killarney National Park

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According to the legend, any person that kisses the blarney stone will be gifted with eloquence and persuasiveness.

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                Guinness Storehouse, Dublin

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                Guinness Storehouse, Dublin

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Industrialized in 1880, making it one of the oldest dark beers in history, made from both barley and rye giving beer an extra flavour.

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Fun Fact: Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince had a scene filmed at this location.

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Taxi Fare per person: Approx. 5000 Euro's for 10 days.
Enterprise Rent A Car: Approx. 540.40 Euro for 10 days.
Public Transit: while in major cities public transit may be used, although unable to be used while traveling to different cities. Fare: 2.70-10 depending on destination.
Coach Bus- Mannings Coaches: in groups over 20 Mannings coaches is sure to give you the best tour you need. With personal experience with Mannings Coaches tourists are sure to enjoy themselves on the bus as much as at destinations.
Fare for week plus tours:
$750.00

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Dolan's Pub: 4 Dock Road, Limerick, Ireland. Pub is known for international and Irish bands that specialize in Irish tradition and dancing, and traditional iris food and drinks.

Market Lane: 5-6 Oliver Plunkett Street, Cork, Ireland. 2-Floor restaurant with cocktail bar and mixture of European and Irish flavors, modernizing each customers meal.

The Old Storehouse: 3 Crown Alley, Dublin, Ireland. Irish Bar, live music, European and Irish food, with a friendly staff and cozy atmosphere, any customer is likely to feel at home.

Reel Dingle Fish: Bridge Street, Dingle, Ireland. With an assortment of fresh fish caught fresh that morning any tourist is going to fall in love with Ireland's freshest fish and chips.

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Temple Bar hotel with a five minute walk from Grafton Street downtown Dublin the Temple Bar is sure keep tourists stress free. Hotel includes swimming pool, sauna, steam room, and gym if over the age of 16.

Price: 229 Euro / per night

Wineport Lodge- whilst relaxing on a balcony with a view of the lake guests are sure to have a relaxing time. it could be the afternoon tea, lazy breakfast in bed the next morning, a chance to relax in the lake shore lounge or enjoy a leisurely stroll on the property.

Price: 219 Euro's / per night

Killmurry Lodge Hotel- includes a wonderful restaurant, bar and lounge, free wifi and free parking the employees at Killsmurry Lodge never fail to make guests feel at home.

Price: $71 CA / per night

Hayfield Manor Hotel- with a 2-acre property and mature gardens it allows guests to take a stroll whenever they please. The two restaurants on the property offer a range of true Irish cuisine. This beautiful property makes guests think they are back in the late 1800's as they stay the night at Hayfield Manor.

Price: $179 CA / per night

*All hotels come with complimentary breakfast so tourists can get in their car right away!*

Along with many other accommodations all across the Republic of Ireland when you book with us!

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Must See's

Cliffs of Moher not only is the salt water sticking to the bottom of your nose the 800ft cliffs will sure take your breathe away. Any person standing near the cliff has a chance to feel the wind pass by them as they let every worry go. A picture does this destination no justice, for anyone looking for the most beautiful view in Ireland the Cliffs of Moher should definitely be on your bucket list!

Admission: Adults 6 Euros, Seniors 4 Euros, children 16 and under are free

Guinness Storehouse take a walk through St. James Gate into one of the oldest beer factories in history, not only will you learn the history of Guinness you will also get free samples, a lounge room, live music and bar, and the most famous gravity bar where every customer gets a free pint when they reach it. it doesn't matter why you're traveling to Ireland, the Guinness Storehouse is still a must see.

Admission:

Killarney National Park is one of the biggest national parks in all of Ireland brings beauty to anyone who steps inside, through Eire travels tourists will have the lucky chance to travel with the Killarney horse and carriage rides where they will be brought throughout the whole park as well as learning some history about Killarney. Don't forget to take a look at how clean Ireland is!

Admission for horse and carriage:

Blarney Stone visit one of the oldest castles with the biggest myths in history, if you hang over the castle and kiss the blarney stone you will have every amount of luck you need! any adventure type would love to hang over the edge of the castle and kiss the walls.

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St. Patrick's Cathedral take a walk into one of the oldest cathedral's in Ireland, with puzzles, pictures and history written over everything its sure to bring new knowledge to any tourist.

Admission:

Hike the Commloughra Horseshoe to view all of the magnificent beauty Killarney brings to Ireland, with mountains, water and history surrounded you any person interested in adventure will want to walk this 1038m trail.

Admission:

Walk the Croke Park Stadium Roof to see above all of old Dublin, whilst walking on the roof of the second largest stadium in Ireland you're also getting a breathe of the fresh Ireland air along with its beauty. with the chance to participate in learning all the Gaelic games any adventure buff or scenic tourist will wish to view this sight.

Admission:

Last Port for the Titanic on the coast of Ireland in a small town named Cobh the Titanic picked up its last passengers and sailed off, in Cobh tourists will find tours, memorial statues and sights all in memory of the people who passed in the tragic accident.

Admission:

Ring of Kerry with jaw dropping view of the Atlantic Ocean, islands to visit, beautiful mountains, and many villages this destination is sure to keep you intrigued and sight seeing for a few hours.

Rock of Cashel with buildings dating back to the 12th century the limestone tower, castle and cathedral are all still a main tourist attraction for anyone looking for some history and culture in Ireland. Also don't forget to look beyond the property at the beauty of the land of Cashel.

Admission: Adults 5.30 Euro, Seniors 3.70Euro, Students 2.10 Euro, Family 11.50 Euro

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Air Canada (Approx value of round trip 1 passenger: $960)
West Jet (Approx value of round trip 1 passenger: $1100)
Air Transat (Approx value of round trip 1 passenger: $900)

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Around 4000 BC it is estimated that the first farmers arrived in Ireland. Farming marked the arrival of the new Stone Age. Around 300BC, Iron Age warriors known as the Celts came to Ireland from mainland Europe. The Celts had a huge influence on Ireland. Many famous Irish myths stem from stories about Celtic warriors. The current first official language of the Republic of Ireland, Irish or Gaelic comes from Celtic language. Some time later, the arrival of Saint Patrick and other Christian missionaries in the early to mid-5th century. Christianity took over the indigenous pagan religion by the year 600 AD. At the end of the 8th century and during the 9th century Vikings, which is now called Scandinavia, began to invade and then gradually settle into and mix with Irish society. The Vikings founded, Dublin, Ireland’s capital city in 988. Following the defeat of the Vikings by Brian Boru, the High King of Ireland, at Clontarf in 1014, Viking influence faded. Fast forward many years into the future where many things have changed. What followed is known as the war of independence which is when the Irish Republican Army – an army declared Irish Republic – waged a guerilla war against British forces from 1919 to 1921.  In December 1921 a treaty was signed by the Irish and British authorities. While a clear level of independence was finally granted to Ireland the contents of the treaty were to split Irish public and political opinion. One of the sources of division was that Ireland was to be divided into Northern Ireland which is made up of 6 citites and the Irish Free State made up of 26 cities was established in 1922. Finally establishing the state in the constitution as the Republic of Ireland in 1937.

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- 5 hour time difference: 12PM in Canada/ 5pm Ireland
- 0.69 Euro's/ 1 dollar
- Unpredictable Weather
- Passport
- Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis, Measles, Mumps, Rubella,  and Polio should be reviewed and updated if necessary before traveling.
-Visa/Debit cards can be used at bank machines.
- Sunscreen (even in the winter)
- Sweaters
-Waterproof jacket and shoes
- Hiking boots
- Appropriate clothing for adventure and nightlife
-Fanny pack/ Small, safe purse in case of pick-pockets in major cities such as Limerick, Dublin and Cork

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Among its many mountains, farms and bodies of water, Ireland brings a warming sensation to anyone standing on its soil. The smell of salt water is right under your nose, cliffs made out of a lunar-like limestone with caves waiting to be explored. What's Ireland without a nightlife? In Leinster the cities of Dublin, Kilkenny, Wicklow and many other cities hold over half the population, sure to create a busy nightlife while you're not adventuring! Summer months want travelers out more at night, eating at cafes and lastly all the beautiful scenery that's bloomed. Although in the Autumn,  you'll enjoy kicking bronze-burnished leaves about, while spring sees nature kick into gear and flowers blossom. As for winter, a walk through a national park on a clear, frigid winter's day can mean seeing nature at its most impressive.

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All incoming and outgoing flights go through Dublin International Airport, and Cork Airport;
- Dublin
- Cork
- Cobh
- Killarney
- Killkenny
- Cliffs of Moher, Clare
- Limerick
- Athlone
- Waterford
- Wicklow
*All traveler's must be aware the motivation for Eire Travels is to explore the environment of Ireland, culture and to be adventuress. Many mountains and trails will be hiked so therefore be aware of physical activity.*