Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county DOWN
Mourne Wall’s Length: The Mourne Wall, built between 1904 and 1922 to enclose a reservoir, stretches 35 kilometres across 15…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county DUBLIN
Ha’penny Bridge: Dublin’s Ha’penny Bridge, built in 1816, was named for the halfpenny toll once charged to pedestrians crossing it.…
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Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county LEITRIM
Leitrim’s Smallest population: Leitrim is Ireland’s least populous county, with just over 35,199 residents recorded…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county LIMERICK
Limerick is home to the Ardagh Chalice, an 8th-century silver cup unearthed in 1868 by…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county LONGFORD
Longford’s Corlea Trackway, a preserved Iron Age wooden road dating to 148 BC, is Europe’s…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county MAYO
Mayo’s Clew Bay is said to have 365 islands, one for each day of the…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county MEATH
Meath’s Hill of Tara, an ancient ceremonial site, contains over 30 monuments, including a 5,000-year-old…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county MONAGHAN
Monaghan’s Castle Leslie, a 19th-century estate, has a bathroom with Ireland’s first flushing toilet, installed…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county OFFALY
Offaly’s Clonmacnoise, a 6th-century monastic site, contains over 700 early Christian gravestones, including the Cross…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county ROSCOMMON
Roscommon’s Rathcroghan, a 5,000-year-old archaeological site, includes 240 monuments and is linked to the ancient…