Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county KILKENNY
Kilkenny’s Witch Trial: In 1324, Dame Alice Kyteler fled Kilkenny after being accused of witchcraft, leaving her servant Petronilla to…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county LAOIS
Rock of Dunamase: The Rock of Dunamase, a ruined castle, was a wedding gift from a Norman lord to his…
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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…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county SLIGO
Sligo’s Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery, dating to 3700 BC, contains over 60 tombs, making it one…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county TIPPERARY
Tipperary’s Rock of Cashel, a 12th-century fortress, contains a round tower and a 13th-century cathedral…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county TYRONE
Tyrone’s Gortin Glen Forest Park contains a 400-year-old oak grove, one of the last remnants…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county WATERFORD
Waterford’s Viking Triangle, a 1,000-year-old city area, contains Reginald’s Tower, Ireland’s oldest civic building, built…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county WESTMEATH
Westmeath’s Fore Abbey, founded in the 7th century, has seven wonders, including a spring that…
Tour GUIDE TRIVIA about Ireland’s county WEXFORD
Wexford’s Hook Lighthouse, built in 1172, is one of the world’s oldest operational lighthouses, guided…