Discover the city
Start with a guided city introduction or an interactive Discover Dublin challenge. For guests arriving that morning, a later start may be more suitable.
Sample programme · 1 dayDublin to Wicklow.
Dublin to Wicklow.
An Irish day together.
City discovery, mountain scenery and one shared Irish experience, with the option of an evening in the Dublin Mountains.
Your programme
A full day with a relaxed plan.
This is a starting point for a group with a full day available. We choose one main afternoon experience and allow realistic time for transfers, lunch and the return journey.
Sample itineraryMorning · Dublin Late morning · Transfer Afternoon · Experience Optional evening · Glencullen
A starting point for your itinerary
From city to countryside
Travel towards a suitable Wicklow venue, with a scenic stop where the route allows. Build in comfort stops and lunch before the main activity.
Choose the shared moment
Select Celtic Games, a guided Wicklow experience or a Glendalough programme. An indoor bodhrán workshop can offer a less physical cultural option.
Dinner, music & an Irish evening
Discuss dinner and the Hooley Show at Johnnie Fox’s, subject to venue availability, seating, menus and access. We confirm the current venue details and return transport before finalising the day.
Travel at the group’s paceChoose well.
Choose well.
Leave room to enjoy it.
City, countryside and an evening show make a long day. We can shorten the city element, focus on Wicklow, or save the evening for another day to suit arrival times and guest energy.
Consider a two-day programmeYour next step
Let’s plan your Ireland programme
Tell us your dates, group size, interests and budget range. We’ll recommend a programme and set out the experiences, coordination and supplier arrangements in your proposal.
Photography & destination imagery
Destination photographs supplied through Ireland’s Content Pool, Fáilte Ireland and Tourism Ireland. Credits include David Rocaberti (Cliffs of Moher), Gareth Wray (Dunquin), Chris Hill Photographic (Dunluce), Brian Morrison (Cashel), Nuria Puentes (Ha’penny Bridge), Brenda Harris / Fáilte Ireland (Samuel Beckett Bridge), Sonder Visuals / Fáilte Ireland (Glendalough monastic site), and Brian Morrison / Tourism Ireland (Glendalough landscape). Image metadata and credits are retained with the source files. Photographs illustrate the destination; the locations and services included in each programme are confirmed in your proposal.
