Name: Irelands Ancient North East
Location: North East Coast, Ireland

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IMPORTANT:The Tour Duration is 8 hrs, but it can always be tailored to make the tour suit your timescale & energy levels; Please leave a note with the attractions you'd prefer to visit.The deposit will only cover the admission fees that I will be booking for you!

North East Coast, Ireland

Irelands Ancient North East

Matthew Byrne

 Matthew Byrne is a wonderful guide and a very nice person. We took two tours and they were well organized and allowed us to see some of the sights we wished to see outside Dublin. The tours are a great value for the money and we would highly recommend them. 

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Irelands Ancient North East in North East Coast, Ireland

IMPORTANT: The Tour Duration is 8 hrs, but it can always be tailored to make the tour suit your timescale &amp; energy levels; Please leave a note with the attractions you'd prefer to visit. The deposit will only cover the admission fees that I will be booking for you!

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Places to visit include: MonasterboiceMonasterboice is known for its remains of the monastic settlement founded by Saint Buite in the fifth century. The remains consist of an old graveyard, two churches, three sculptured crosses, two early grave slabs and a sundial.The cross nearest the graveyard entrance is Muirdeach's Cross, an outstanding example of high crosses of the Early Christian period in Ireland. It is a monolith, 17ft high. Bru na Boinne:&nbsp;Newgrange The Megalithic Passage Tomb at Newgrange was built about 3200 BC. The kidney shaped mound covers an area of over one acre and is surrounded by 97 kerbstones, some of which are richly decorated with megalithic art. The 19 metre long inner passage leads to a cruciform chamber with a corbelled roof. It is estimated that the construction of the Passage Tomb at Newgrange would have taken a work force of 300 at least 20 years to complete. KnowthThe Great Mound was built over 5000 years ago, probably after the construction of &nbsp;Newgrange and before the construction of Dowth. The Great Mound at Knowth is similar in size to Newgrange and is surrounded by 18 smaller satellite mounds. The Great Mound has two passages with entrances on opposite sides, the western passage is 34 metres long and the eastern passage is 40 metre long, ending with a cruciform chamber. Malahide Castle &amp; Talbot Botanic Gardens Malahide Castle, set on 250 acres of park land in the pretty seaside town of Malahide, was both a fortress and a private home for nearly eight hundred years. The Talbot family lived here from 1185 to 1973, when the last Lord Talbot died.The house is furnished with beautiful period furniture together with an extensive collection of Irish portrait paintings, mainly from the National Gallery.&nbsp;The Gardens as they exist today were largely created by Lord Milo Talbot in the years 1948 to 1973 and cover an area of over 8 ha - 6.5 ha of shrubbery and 1.5 ha of Walled Gardens. An emphasis has been placed on the cultivation of plants from the Southern Hemisphere - many species and varieties collected by Lord Talbot. Howth PeninsulaHowth began as a Viking settlement. When a harbour was constructed in the early 19th century the town became the main packet station in Dublin. The Howth road was built soon afterwards to connect Howth with the city. The town's status during this century was marked by a visit from King George IV in 1821. His footprints are still visible at the end of the West Pier. However, Howth's harbour began to silt up and Dun Laoghaire took over in the mid-19th century as the most important harbour. In 1914, a ship called the Asgard, owned by Erskine Childers, arrived into Howth with a cargo of 900 rifles and 25,000 rounds of ammunition to arm the nationalist uprising.Howth is the most northerly point of Dublin bay with fantastic scenic cliff walks culminating in panoramic views southeast across the bay.It is also very well renowned for its pubs, seafood restaurants and cafes in the harbour area and is very popular with daytrippers visiting Dublin city. &nbsp;&nbsp;

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The price is set to include up to 4 people, please select just 1 participant during booking as the price is per Group. It does not include the tickets for the attractions, Please note: Bru Na Boinne can only be booked 30 days in advance (depending on availability) and will be added to the final tour price. The deposit only covers any bookings i will pay on your behalf.

8 hour Tour, Group up to 4 travellers 

The price is set to include up to 8 people, please select just 1 participant during booking as the price is per Group. It does not include the tickets for the attractions, Please note: Bru Na Boinne can only be booked 30 days in advance (depending on availability) and will be added to the final tour price. The deposit only covers any bookings i will pay on your behalf.

8 hour Tour, Group up to 8 travellers 

Irelands Ancient North East

Irelands Ancient North East

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