Get a friendly introduction to Dublin with your Tour Director. Cross the Ha’Penny Bridge, stroll through the lively Temple Bar district, and stop at the Molly Malone statue. Along the way, see Georgian squares, castles, and cathedrals that showcase the character of Ireland’s capital.

Discover Trinity College, Ireland’s oldest university, founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I. The beautiful campus features cobbled squares, gardens, a picturesque quadrangle, and historic buildings dating from the 17th to 20th centuries. Trinity is also home to the Book of Kells, an 8th-century manuscript of the four Gospels, displayed in the Old Library.

Attend a professional rugby match and watch international players compete in an exciting live setting. Experience the energy of passionate crowds singing, cheering and chanting as you take in the unique atmosphere of the sport. Please note that this activity is subject to availability based on the league’s fixture list and the group’s travel dates.

Experience the excitement of Ireland's traditional Gaelic sports and discover their enduring role in Irish culture and community. Learn the fundamentals of Gaelic football and hurling, two of the country's oldest and most celebrated sports, while gaining insight into the passion and pride they inspire across generations.

Discover Aviva Stadium, home to Ireland’s national rugby and football teams. Opened in 2010 on the historic site of Lansdowne Road, the stadium has a capacity of 51,711 and hosts major international sporting events, including Ireland’s Six Nations rugby matches.

Step into the heart of Irish rugby with a behind-the-scenes tour of Thomond Park Stadium in Limerick — one of the most iconic rugby grounds in the world! Walk through the players’ tunnel, check out the dressing rooms, and stand pitch-side where legends have battled it out.

Meet Galway, the lively bayside city often compared to San Francisco, on a walking tour led by your Tour Director. Begin at the Spanish Arch, built to protect the docks where Spanish traders once moored their ships. Continue along Quay Street, lined with colourful shops, cafés, and pubs that capture the city’s Bohemian charm. Visit St. Nicholas’ Church, Ireland’s second-largest medieval parish church, crowned by its distinctive pyramid-shaped spire. Conclude in Eyre Square, the heart of Galway life, where locals gather amid green lawns, historic monuments, and fountains celebrating the city’s maritime heritage.

Visit Galway Cathedral, one of the city’s largest and most impressive landmarks. Its architecture blends many styles, with a Renaissance-inspired dome and pillars, and rose windows and mosaics that reflect Christian art traditions. Standing 145 feet high, the cathedral’s dome is a defining feature of the city skyline.

Participate in this special clinic with a guest coach, player, or instructor. The clinic is designed exclusively for your team and to enhance your skills in the areas identified by your coaching staff.

The Burren, Cliffs of Moher visit