Great way to see all of Boyne Valley! Michael was knowleageble and planned the whole day…read morebeautifully.

This was my first trip to Ireland and I kicked it off with a tour of Boyne Valley. It was…read moreincredible to see the historic sites. Michael was a great guide. I look forward to my next visit and booking a tour with him to see more of the country. I highly recommend this company.

Gail and I just returned from two weeks in Ireland--our first trip there. The highlight of our…read moretrip were the tours arranged by My Ireland Heritage. Ian took us to the ancestral homeland of Gail's family; we even met a distant relative on a hillside overlooking the Irish Sea. Working with Aisling and her research team and touring with Ian are something we will never forget. We also took and highly recommend the tour of Newgrange, Hill of Tara, Trim Castle, etc.

My wife and two oldest sons traveled to Ireland in March 2016 to do genealogy research and…read moreconnected with Sean to tour the countryside to find historical records of our family. Sean was fantastic, doing a great job or preparing for their visit as well as being a tremendous tour guide while they were in Ireland. His efforts, and his wonderful nature and rapport with my wife and my sons made their trip an unforgettable experience. He is top notch and we cannot recommend Sean and My Ireland Heritage more highly!

We had one day in Dublin after our cruise and did the Wicklow Tour with Michael as we wanted to get…read morea chance to see the beautiful Irish country side outside of the big city. The car was very comfortable and Michael did an excellent job guiding us to make the day most enjoyable. The scenic drive was well worth our time allocation.

From the owner: Private Day Tours out of Dublin in an Audi A8 or 7 Seater Minivan. Day tours to the Boyne Valley,…read moreincluding the Newgrange World Heritage site and the Hill of Tara, the beautiful scenery of Wicklow including Glendalough and Powerscourt, the Irish National Stud and the Japanese Gardens in Kildare.

Some confusion at the beginning as our voucher said both 8:45 and 9:15 start time. But once we got…read moreit sorted out the driver, Patrick, arrived at the pickup location right on time. The day wad rainy and windy but Patrick made it a great adventure. The stops are beautiful and everything was as we imagined Ireland would be.

A wonderful way to spend a day in the famed Irish countryside for a bargain price! Not only do you…read moreget a tour of Enniskerry, a driveby of Powerscourt, Glendalough and other sights, you also get a tour of the parts of Dublin that you pass on the way out. Our tour guide, Anthony, was not only a font of knowledge but was so kind about taking endless pictures for the folks on the tour. We learned so much about Irish history and really got a taste of village life during our lunch stop at Lynhan's Hotel where we had great Guinness stew!

What a fun, informative and educational experience! The staff interact with the audience really…read morewell and with quick wit! I highly recommend this for ALL newcomers whether moving here or just visiting!

Dalkey is a posh little village, so it is small wonder that they get all the best stuff. Not only…read moredo they have a castle, but they also have actors who dress up as 14th century tradespeople to go with it. On your visit, you will meet a Viking coin minter, a medieval cook, an archer or barber surgeon, depending on whose day off it is. Some else dressed in a doublet will show you around and give you the skinny on Dalkey's famous residents. After the tour is finished, you are free to climb to the battlements for panoramic views of surrounding sea and mountains, and a cathartic giggle. It's only about five minutes from the DART and it's a good option if you have restless children and a spare six quid.

Our family loved this tour company! We had 2-75 year olds in our family and everyone enjoyed it…read more I'm not quite sure if all the history we were told was completely accurate. Our tour guide was very passionate about his Catholic roots, almost to the point of making other people who aren't Catholic uncomfortable. Other than that he was wonderful. He was friendly and funny. He kept us on schedule. The bus was clean and very nice.

Shay was our driver in the "new bus." Great driver!…read moreCareful, attentive, fun, educational, and knows how to manage and entertain an eclectic group who just met! The tour is great....but Shay totally deserves the credit for this 5 star rating!

Wonderful tour of Ireland. Top notch tour guide, plans and destinations!…read more Great job by Brendan and I do recommend them.

My friend and I tried this tour company for the first time for a trip to Ireland. They specialize…read morein Ireland and Scotland and are subsidiary of Trafalgar tours. We took the Irish Highlights tour and we were very pleased. It showed us an excellent summary of Ireland and the some of the most popular sites. Our tour director, Liam Hogan, was the best, and with him we got 5 star service. The hotels were very comfortable and accommodating and the food was very good. The only reason why I didn't give them 5 stars is because when my friend called the customer service number, she sometimes got rude associates, and they gave her some incorrect information. The cost of the tour was less than I've paid for others, so I thought the value was very good.

I so wanted to go out here to day! so i set off for the bus stop, (the 75 gets you out to Dun…read moreLaoghaire) and i stood at the stop for over half an hour beforei realised i had not seen one bus pass by not to mind the 75! i think they were all cancelled because of the small bit of snow we had, boo to you dublinbus! anyway i was very disappointed because its a lovely fresh crisp day and a walk along the lesser used pierin Dun Laoghaire would have been perfect today. yes it would have been cold but walking quickly would have warmed you up! This is a great pier to walk along because its less used than the east pier, there are no people to pass out or children running around (sometimes you think the kids on the other pier are going to run off the edgeinto the freezing water, where are their parents!) and everyone on the pier seems to be down with the serious business of getting to the end of the pier and back again. yes the ground is alot more uneven on this pier and yes teddys icecream is further away (even desirable on a day like today) and finally yes there is no cool weather station to look at but i think that this is the pier to be on if your up for a proper walk with a friend or if you want to be alone with your thoughts!

If you fancy a quieter walk this is the pier for you. There are less people but the people you meet…read moreare much nicer as they will pass the time of day or nod a 'Hello' as you pass by. I love this walk perhaps because it is less commercial there are runners, joggers and dogs can be let off the lead. I am not sure if they are allow off the lead but I am not asking so I dont know.