We leave Dublin today and go North. Our first stop is Castle Ward.  This is the castle that was called  Winterfell Castle in the game of Thrones, with its sprawling medieval walls and imposing tower gate. 

We then visit the Dark Hedges, which is shown as the King's Road where Arya Stark escaped from King' landing disguised as a boy. this beautiful avenue of beech trees was planted by the Stuart family in the 18th century.

We then go to the top of Ireland to the Giants Causeway. This is one of the wonders of the world and it is so because it has 40,000 interlocking basalt columns. It was declared a World Heritage site in 1986. 

Today we bring you to this breath-taking place. We split up into two groups. Those who have joined S.I.T. for the first time will travel up to the cliffs by bus and get to look down on the cliffs and take the spectacular cliff walk and those that have come with us before will see the cliffs while looking up from a boat out on the Atlantic ocean.  We then make our way down to Sligo to our accommodation.

We go West today and visit some iconic houses. Our first stop is the beautiful Westport House and Gardens. This house is set on the Wild Atlantic Way and dates back to the 15th century. It was known locally as the "big house". The gardens are special and you will find it hard to leave.

We then go further into the West to visit an amazing Abbey, which was once a home. It has a beautiful walled garden and is nestled beside a beautiful lake. The drive there is breath-taking and you will feel like you walked back in time.

We visit the amazing passage tombs and megalithic cemetery in Sligo. These burial grounds pre-date the pyramids by 500/800 years. There is also a stone circle near the site that you can explore too. We then go to another grand house called Lissadell House.  This house was the home of Constance Markievics and her sister Eva Gore-Booth. The famous poet WB Yeats spent long periods of time there too.  There are beautiful gardens and a relaxing tea room there if you feel like chilling.

Tubbercurry is a lovely little town with nice walks around it. If you feel like taking a local bus to a nearby town you can do so or we can point you in the direction of a nice walk. This is your day to just chill. 

Patti is taking bookings today for private readings if you wish to contact us to get your names on the list. There is a limited number of 8 so get your name down.

We take you to visit 15th century Parkes Castle which sits on the shores of Lough Gill, we then take a boat ride around the lake and see all the different islands and learn about the history of the lake and its islands. We then take you to the Holy Well. This is a very special place and you will see where the pagan and Christian meet.

We leave Sligo today and return to Dublin but on the way we visit a 12th century Cisterian Abbey in a small town of Boyle in Co Roscommon. This is a place of rich history and the guide there will tell you all the history and point out special things about the building.

We then make our way to the Hill of Tara. This is an ancient ceremonial burial site, and according to tradition, it was the inauguration place and seat of the High Kings of Ireland.  It also holds a very special place in Irish mythology. 

We spend our last night in this amazing castle. Clontarf Castle dates back to 1837 and is famously known for the battle of Clontarf in 1014. It is a luxury 4 star hotel with all the old workd charm of a castle but all the modern conveniences of a 4 star hotel.