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We can work with you on your own itinerary for self-drive/chauffeur driven vacations, your own private group, or help you choose the best escorted tour for you.
In addition to selling companies such as CIE, Globus, Hammond, etc. we are pleased to offer these Exclusive Coach Escorted Tours in Ireland
Harrigan Holidays offers three exclusive guaranteed departure coach tours in Ireland. All three include 3* & 4* hotels, coach driver/guide, breakfast daily, some dinners dinners and admissions as noted in itinerary. Tour size is limited to 29 passengers.
Unforgettable Ireland - On this 8 day tour you will visit Ring of Kerry, Cliffs of Moher, Blarney Castle, Blarney Woollen Mills, Galway Cathedral, Connemara National Park, Kylemore Abbey, visits a bodhrán maker, take a ferry ride across the river Shannon, a Cruise on Lough Corrib - including scones & an Irish coffee, and much more including a visit to the award winning EPIC museum in Dublin. Two dinners are included and you have the option to add a Medieval Banquet at Bunratty Castle and/or an evening of entertainment at Taylor's Three Rock or similar in Dublin. Prices start at $1799 per person sharing land only. Tour runs Monday thru Tuesday.
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Explore Ireland - On this 12 day tour you will explore the island of Ireland from Dublin to Belfast, Donegal, Galway, Cork, Kilkenny and back to Dublin. Visits include Gyde Inn VR Experience, Hillsborough Castle, Titanic Belfast, Giant's Causeway, Belleek Pottery, Marble Arch Caves, Cliffs of Moher, Blarney Castle, Midleton Distillery, House of Waterford, Dunbrody Famine Ship, and EPIC Museum. You will enjoy a scenic drive along the Antrim Coast, The Burren, and the Ring of Kerry. A walking tour of Belfast and the Derry Walls. In Kilkenny enjoy a Jaunting car ride. You will have the option to add a sheepdog demonstration, a tour of Kilkenny Castle, and an evening of entertainment at Three Taylors Rock. Prices start at $3199 per person sharing. Tours begin on Saturday's.
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Unforgettable Ireland - On this 8 day tour you will visit Ring of Kerry, Cliffs of Moher, Blarney Castle, Blarney Woollen Mills, Galway Cathedral, Connemara National Park, Kylemore Abbey, visits a bodhrán maker, take a ferry ride across the river Shannon, a Cruise on Lough Corrib - including scones & an Irish coffee, and much more including a visit to the award winning EPIC museum in Dublin. Two dinners are included and you have the option to add a Medieval Banquet at Bunratty Castle and/or an evening of entertainment at Taylor's Three Rock or similar in Dublin. Prices start at $1799 per person sharing land only. Tour runs Monday thru Tuesday.
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Explore Ireland - On this 12 day tour you will explore the island of Ireland from Dublin to Belfast, Donegal, Galway, Cork, Kilkenny and back to Dublin. Visits include Gyde Inn VR Experience, Hillsborough Castle, Titanic Belfast, Giant's Causeway, Belleek Pottery, Marble Arch Caves, Cliffs of Moher, Blarney Castle, Midleton Distillery, House of Waterford, Dunbrody Famine Ship, and EPIC Museum. You will enjoy a scenic drive along the Antrim Coast, The Burren, and the Ring of Kerry. A walking tour of Belfast and the Derry Walls. In Kilkenny enjoy a Jaunting car ride. You will have the option to add a sheepdog demonstration, a tour of Kilkenny Castle, and an evening of entertainment at Three Taylors Rock. Prices start at $3199 per person sharing. Tours begin on Saturday's.
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What people are saying about these tours:
Unforgettable Ireland
We had a great trip and great weather - no rain! Arrived in Dublin early. There were ten people on the tour for the first three days - four Canadians (one couple, plus one woman and her mother), a family of four from Denmark (husband wife, and two adult daughters), plus us. The Danes left us Saturday morning in Limerick to continue with the shorter tour, so there were just six of us for the rest of the time. The size of the group was nice because the bus was smaller and could stop for photo ops at places a larger bus could not stop. It also made for a more intimate group - we all ate together every evening.
Seamus, the driver/guide was very good. He had an incredible amount of knowledge about the history of Ireland, plus he shared with us much of his own history as well. He was quite the guy (and he did enjoy talking about sports!). Everyone enjoyed him. We thought the tour was a good balance of city, town, and rural. It gave us a sense of the country and its people. Ken and I did get to the Beattie museum our first afternoon in Dublin, and we enjoyed it very much.
I must tell you how much we appreciated all of the information that you provided to us. It was quite apparent that the Canadians did not have a travel agent nearly as good. They did not know many details of the logistics, including what time they were to be picked up for their departure to the airport. They also did not understand that the Thursday evening meal was on our own, and in fact they complained about it for the rest of the trip and talked about complaining to Abbey Tours. They never received the welcome letter from Abbey Tours that you forwarded to us; they were expecting a package with the details for them at the first hotel. So anyhow, we are grateful and they were envious. Ken & Gloria
Three weeks ago, my wife and I participated in the “Unforgettable Ireland” tour. Calvin, our drive/guide, brought to our experience all the excellence, professionalism and interpersonal skills you and your customers would ever hope to see in travel, guiding and, most of all, interacting with everyone involved. – Phil
Unforgettable Ireland
We had a great trip and great weather - no rain! Arrived in Dublin early. There were ten people on the tour for the first three days - four Canadians (one couple, plus one woman and her mother), a family of four from Denmark (husband wife, and two adult daughters), plus us. The Danes left us Saturday morning in Limerick to continue with the shorter tour, so there were just six of us for the rest of the time. The size of the group was nice because the bus was smaller and could stop for photo ops at places a larger bus could not stop. It also made for a more intimate group - we all ate together every evening.
Seamus, the driver/guide was very good. He had an incredible amount of knowledge about the history of Ireland, plus he shared with us much of his own history as well. He was quite the guy (and he did enjoy talking about sports!). Everyone enjoyed him. We thought the tour was a good balance of city, town, and rural. It gave us a sense of the country and its people. Ken and I did get to the Beattie museum our first afternoon in Dublin, and we enjoyed it very much.
I must tell you how much we appreciated all of the information that you provided to us. It was quite apparent that the Canadians did not have a travel agent nearly as good. They did not know many details of the logistics, including what time they were to be picked up for their departure to the airport. They also did not understand that the Thursday evening meal was on our own, and in fact they complained about it for the rest of the trip and talked about complaining to Abbey Tours. They never received the welcome letter from Abbey Tours that you forwarded to us; they were expecting a package with the details for them at the first hotel. So anyhow, we are grateful and they were envious. Ken & Gloria
Three weeks ago, my wife and I participated in the “Unforgettable Ireland” tour. Calvin, our drive/guide, brought to our experience all the excellence, professionalism and interpersonal skills you and your customers would ever hope to see in travel, guiding and, most of all, interacting with everyone involved. – Phil
