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When you get here, you will be met in the Visitor Reception Area. We'll introduce ourselves to you and give you a brief overview of the history of distilling and whiskey and gin making. We'll also fill you in on our surrounding - history, landscape. We will then enter the distillery proper. we will take you through each stage of whiskey making, malting, mashing, fermentation, and so on, right up to our tiny bottling plant. you can enjoy the tastes and smells of each stage of the distilling process and you are free to ask questions and take photographs. We finish at the Tasting Bar where samples of our wares can be tasted - responsibly, of course! Tour lasts about 1 hour.

Arrive at Burren Nature Sanctuary Meet and feed the farm animals including Frisky the goat and her friends Hannah, Mocha and Chino, Frank the Llama and Dolly the alpaca Continue to Emilia's paddock and meet Emilia the Juliana pig (or Flora her understudy!) who lives next door to Dyson the rescued not-so-micro pig! Emilia will run out of her paddock to get her harness on and with help from Mary or Helen, you will learn how to lead Emilia and use the pig paddle to turn and direct her! Laugh a lot! Set off down the nature walk and learn a little about the famine village (Emilia is not a great fan of history...) Lead Emilia around the fairy woodland and visit the fairy houses. Make a wish in the Fairy wishing well. Take photos with Emila and share on social media or save as a Christmas card image! Continue your walk unguided around the mile-long nature walk. Great for groups. Bring a picnic to enjoy in one of our shelters Subject to cancellation in very bad weather- Emilia does not like heavy rain!

We will bake fruit, lavender and berry scones, and spelt or brown bread. I believe in a hands on approach for my guests - from handling ingredients to kneading dough. It isn't all about the cooking, I share lots of tips from my experience over the years. I love to see my customer's faces full of excitement and joy at the sight of the end product - freshly baked scones and bread. And best of all we have lots of fun!!! If any of the dates on my calendar do not suit you, please contact me and I’ll do my best to accommodate you. We can also make gluten or wheat free goods, vegan goods and can accommodate to any dietary requirements you might have. My classes are perfect for team building, spending time with family or catching up with friends.

You'll discover the future of food at our coastal landbased aquaculture farm tucked away amongst the maze of old stone walls in Rossaveel. Guided by Sinead and Cindy, you'll experience the joys of identifying and foraging seaweed along the rugged coastline and enjoy a tour of this modern aquaculture system. We'll provide you with a delicious tasting of fresh seafood dishes that makes use of the seafood grown on the farm as well as fresh wild ingredients foraged from the nearby sea. Other things to note For guests travelling without a car, public transport is available by taking the 424 bus to Kieran’s Cross, Rossaveal and private transport can be arranged by contacting John King Minibus Hire on 00353 876977634 or by emailing johnbelclare@yahoo.ie

In the company of an experienced local Irish dancer learn a variety of different Irish dance styles and steps in a fun and relaxed environment. Visitors are introduced to sean-nós (Old style), Ceilí (group dancing) and the world famous Riverdance style. In 90 minutes unforgettable memories are created that allows participants to physically move through the history and embody the culture of Ireland.

We have two pure bred Irish Wolfhounds. They are an ancient breed of Irish dog, and the largest dog in the world! You can meet up with Aidan at Bertra Beach, outside Westport where Aidan will introduce you to Spéir & Mairtín. You can greet and cuddle the dogs. Learn how they like to be petted and scratched and watch them run and play. Aidan will tell stories of the Legends of Cuchulain & his wolfhounds, from Irish mythology. And explain why lords & kings liked to have wolfhounds around them. Aidan can answer any questions about their care, eating habits, personalities, or any aspect of the dogs. At the end of the experience you can take photos of the dogs or Aidan will take photos while you hold the dogs by yourselves. By that time you can have made two wolfhound friends :)

The Cliffs Of Moher is often referred to as the 8th wonder of the world. This guided tour will take you on an 8km (5 mile) adventure from the small fishing village of Doolin, along a breathtaking route to the top of the Cliffs Of Moher. The experience is brought to life with fascinating stories passed down from generations. Oh, and you will see the BEST views of the Cliffs of Moher! Views that are not seen by 97% of the people who visit the Cliffs of Moher each year. Bring your camera! WHERE DOES THE EXPERIENCE START? The experience begins at the Fiddle + Bow Hotel in Doolin where you will meet the guide. The guide will explain the itinerary and answer any questions. The tour is less about facts and figures and more about stories. The guide always encourages stories from visitors too! WHERE DOES THE EXPERIENCE END? The tour will end at the visitor center at the top of the Cliffs where guests are free to go inside to relax. By the end of this experience, guests will have explored the Cliffs of Moher in a way most don't get to see it. They will be left with a strong sense of connection with Clare and the Cliffs of Moher. TRANSPORTATION Transportation back to Doolin will be organized by your guide! Most people opt for the taxi but you can walk or get the public bus too! IS THE HIKE DIFFICULT? We suggest a moderate level of fitness! However, there are hills.

The legendary tour centers around the tale of the Lynch family. Its a fascinating tale of how Walter Lynch is accused and tried for the murder of a visiting Spaniard who was a little too interested in his beautiful wife to be...or was he ? The story ends in a dramatic climax...but you will have to take the tour for that finale ! We also look at the legend of the Claddagh ring with a tale connected to Caribbean pirates, North African slave owners and a gold ring that speaks of eternal love. Christopher Columbus makes his appearance too, looking for a new way to China, but worrying that Atlantis might stand in his way. These and other tales are woven together in a 80-90 minute walk through the city. Its taken at a gentle pace to bring in all the major places of interest and embed them into the story of our city. Other things to note Dont worry about it raining - we have plenty of places to hide out of the rain !

We delve into the history of Galway City with your QQI qualified Guide. From the golden age of Galway city and its 14 tribes through the decline of the city post the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland ending with modern day Galway and its revival into today's world. We learn of the dark and some say gruesome history of Galway's infamous Lynch family. We will uncover the history of Galway's famous visitors from Christopher Columbus to JFK. These stories and much more will gain context in the real world as we gently meander for 90 minutes visiting all the most important and interesting spots seldom seen by the average tourist.

I will take you to a bespoke tour to visit the best parts of Sligo and surrounding area along The Wild Atlantic Way and its most scenic places to visit and take photographs. I will be your private host while you take in the sights of the Sligo and a drive/walk/hike around. I will share my favourite location and perfect spots for photo shoots. No need to have fancy gear, even shots with your mobile phone from right spot could be instagrammable epic. I also can help you as hooded man silhouette model for minimal photos if needed. Perfect for Solo Travellers or small intimate groups 3 max We will tour at your pace and your taste. You will never run out of things to do in County Sligo - you are more likely to run out of time first! To take full advantage of Sligo's breath-taking scenery use Alex's guidance to enhance all aspects of your time in Sligo. Route 1. Lake and wood tour Parke’s Castle, Isle of Inishfree on Lough Gill, the People’s Millennium Forest – Culletra Wood, and Dooney Rock

Join me and my team of guides on one of the most beautiful and stress-free day trips to Inisheer, the smallest of the Aran Islands! Meeting at Doolin Pier, we board a modern ferry for our 20-minute journey to Inisheer. En route, we often see the dolphins that love to swim beside the ferry. The island is like a time machine. As soon as you step foot on Inisheer, you will hear Irish (or Gaelic) being spoken everywhere. You will experience Irish traditions that have been lost on the mainland. We will bike our way around the breathtaking Island visiting sunken churches, rusted shipwrecks, and castles. After our bike tour, we will visit a local islander’s cafe, for some tea/coffee and fresh scones (an Irish sweet bread served with jam and cream). Una & John, the owners are fantastic storytellers who will share stories along with some island secrets! Afterward, you will have some free time. Some like to use their free time on the sandy beach, in the pub, or at the playground (if you have kids, they will love this playground - lots to do). If you like, you could simply bike around the island some more!

When you get here, you will be met in the Visitor Reception Area. We'll introduce ourselves to you and give you a brief overview of the history of distilling and whiskey and gin making. We'll also fill you in on our surrounding - history, landscape. We will then enter the distillery proper. we will take you through each stage of whiskey making, malting, mashing, fermentation, and so on, right up to our tiny bottling plant. you can enjoy the tastes and smells of each stage of the distilling process and you are free to ask questions and take photographs. We finish at the Tasting Bar where samples of our wares can be tasted - responsibly, of course! Tour lasts about 1 hour.

Arrive at Burren Nature Sanctuary Meet and feed the farm animals including Frisky the goat and her friends Hannah, Mocha and Chino, Frank the Llama and Dolly the alpaca Continue to Emilia's paddock and meet Emilia the Juliana pig (or Flora her understudy!) who lives next door to Dyson the rescued not-so-micro pig! Emilia will run out of her paddock to get her harness on and with help from Mary or Helen, you will learn how to lead Emilia and use the pig paddle to turn and direct her! Laugh a lot! Set off down the nature walk and learn a little about the famine village (Emilia is not a great fan of history...) Lead Emilia around the fairy woodland and visit the fairy houses. Make a wish in the Fairy wishing well. Take photos with Emila and share on social media or save as a Christmas card image! Continue your walk unguided around the mile-long nature walk. Great for groups. Bring a picnic to enjoy in one of our shelters Subject to cancellation in very bad weather- Emilia does not like heavy rain!

The Quiet Man Film Locations Walking Tour is a must for fans of the John Wayne classic, The Quiet Man. The guided tour brings visitors to the original film locations including Innisfree, Castletown, the Pat Cohan's Bar, the Dying Man's House, the Reverend Playfair's House, the fight scenes, the courting scenes and the "patty fingers in the holy water" scenes. Visitors hear: what happened when Hollywood invaded the sleepy village of Cong in 1951; what the film stars were like; how they interacted with the locals; and how the locals became intimately involved in the making of the movie. The tour includes entrance to The Quiet Man Museum, which offers an on-set experience of the White O’Morn cottage. The Museum also houses original artifacts from the movie including the fishing rod used by Father Lonergan and Michaeleen Og’s horse Napoleon’s harness. Visitors can dress up in costume for photos and re-enactments. A great interactive experience full of good old Irish craic. The walking tour and museum entry last approximately 1 hour. The tour consists of a short, easy stroll around the village of Cong with stops every few minutes at the movie locations. The tour and museum are wheelchair and mobility scooter accessible.

Enjoy and authentic and fun experience in making traditional soda bread yourself while getting an insight into Irish food culture and way of life, both past and present. Discover the history of Irish soda bread making and how Irish country butter and buttermilk (an essential ingredient of traditional Irish soda bread! ) is made. What better way to get to know Ireland then through its people and it’s food. Other things to note We have availability Tuesdays commencing March and Tuesday and Thursdays June to September Group bookings can be catered for all year by request (Min. 6 persons).

Start as a beginner and finish as a professional! You will leave with lots of knowledge in design and construction. You will make a necklace, a pair of earrings and a bracelet in all of the techniques learned during the day and take it with you as a wonderful reminder of your class and all made by you!

You will cycle on quiet back roads into the wild Burren on electric bikes, visit historical locations such as 10th century ring forts and a dolmen from 3500 BC, and experience the amazing flora and landscape of this protected region. You will cycle on small back roads with little or no traffic, seeing the parts of the Burren most visitors never see. We will stop for lunch or coffee and cake, or simply chat to the local people, and of course, get plenty of fresh air. You will bike as much or as little as you wish, and if the weather is really bad, there is always a Plan B! Other things to note We don't provide lunch or food/drinks, but can stop at a suitable location for refreshments which you will need to pay for at the location, or you can bring a picnic which can be bought in advance.

We will bake fruit, lavender and berry scones, and spelt or brown bread. I believe in a hands on approach for my guests - from handling ingredients to kneading dough. It isn't all about the cooking, I share lots of tips from my experience over the years. I love to see my customer's faces full of excitement and joy at the sight of the end product - freshly baked scones and bread. And best of all we have lots of fun!!! If any of the dates on my calendar do not suit you, please contact me and I’ll do my best to accommodate you. We can also make gluten or wheat free goods, vegan goods and can accommodate to any dietary requirements you might have. My classes are perfect for team building, spending time with family or catching up with friends.

Before we meet, I will chat to you either by phone or email about your option to use silver which is included in the course price or to purchase gold (Priced by weight, based on your ring measurements and requirement and market value at that time). When you arrive for your wedding ring making experience, we will get to know each other over a cuppa and a chat before moving into the workshop to make your rings. The day is exclusive to just one couple and as such is all about the two of you. You will both have ample time to learn the goldsmithing skills needed to make your pieces in a relaxed but professional setting under my expert guidance. We will break for a lovely home cooked lunch before getting back to the workshop to finish your forever rings. If you wish, your rings can be sent to Dublin Castle for hallmarking and will be sent back to you then. Other things to note: Price includes lunch, silver, and hallmarking service. Gold cost extra and must be ordered and purchased ahead of course start date. Gold is not included in the above price. We have three friendly dogs who will probably want to say hello, only if you are happy to meet them, as well as a cat (but she probably won't be seen). This experience is for a couple (two people booking). I look forward to meeting you both.

You'll discover the future of food at our coastal landbased aquaculture farm tucked away amongst the maze of old stone walls in Rossaveel. Guided by Sinead and Cindy, you'll experience the joys of identifying and foraging seaweed along the rugged coastline and enjoy a tour of this modern aquaculture system. We'll provide you with a delicious tasting of fresh seafood dishes that makes use of the seafood grown on the farm as well as fresh wild ingredients foraged from the nearby sea. Other things to note For guests travelling without a car, public transport is available by taking the 424 bus to Kieran’s Cross, Rossaveal and private transport can be arranged by contacting John King Minibus Hire on 00353 876977634 or by emailing johnbelclare@yahoo.ie