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Irish Genealogy Holidays

Visit these places on our Tours

Tullynally Castle

Tullynally Castle

The Pakenhams (later Earls of Longford) settled here in the 17th century and three generations still live here as their family home. The layout of the gardens and magnificent parkland date mainly from the early 1800s, but the present owners, Thomas and Valerie Pakenham have added many new features.

Fore Abbey

Fore Abbey

It was St. Feichin who founded the ancient Fore Abbey around 630. By 665 (the time of the yellow plague) there were 300 monks living in the community.

Seans Bar, Athlone

Seans Bar, Athlone

In 2004, The Guinness Book of World Records awarded Sean's Bar the title of "the oldest pub in Europe". The Pub situated on the banks of the River Shannon in the heart of Athlone dates back to the 9th Century.

The Heart Of Ireland

The Heart Of Ireland

Discover the heart of Ireland with us Irish Genealogy Holidays

Viking Cruise

Viking Cruise

Follow in the footsteps of the Vikings and cruise with us on the River Shannon from Athlone to Clonmacnoise.

Athlone town by night

Athlone town by night

Set on the banks of the Shannon, the thriving town of Athlone is a magnet for river traffic and is one of Ireland's most vibrant towns.

Kilbeggan Distillery

Kilbeggan Distillery

On our tour of one of the oldest working distillery in the world, You'll get to taste this famous whiskey.

Kilbeggan Distillery

Kilbeggan Distillery

The licence to distill dates back to 1757, a copy of which can be seen in the distillery.

Clonmacnoise

Clonmacnoise

The monastery of Clonmacnoise is situated in County Offaly, on the River Shannon south of Athlone. Clonmacnoise was founded in 544 by St. Ciarán, a young man from Rathcroghan, Co. Roscommon.

Birr Castle

Birr Castle

Birr Castle is the home of the seventh Earl of Rosse.

Athlone Castle

Athlone Castle

Clonmacnoise Abbey

Clonmacnoise Abbey

Clonmacnoise (Irish: Cluain Mhic Nois, “meadow of the sons of Nos”) is a monastic site overlooking the River Shannon

The Great Telescope

The Great Telescope

In the early 1840’s, the Third Earl of Rosse designed and built the largest telescope in the world. With this telescope, he discovered the spiral nature of some of the galaxies, and from 1845-1914, anyone wishing to witness this phenomenon had to come to Birr.

Kinnity Castle

Kinnity Castle

Have lunch with us in the library of this fabulous gothic castle.

Celtic Cross

Celtic Cross

Some of My Family Tree

Lieut. Col. Patrick Rohan

Lieut. Col. Patrick Rohan

My Great Uncle Patrick Rohan was killed on the Battlefields of France on 15th March, 1915.

Kieran Rohan & Mary Carroll

Kieran Rohan & Mary Carroll

Patrick's Parents Kieran & Mary Ann, My Great Grandparents are buried in Clonmacnoise Cemetery.

Beautiful Images of Ireland

An Irish Thatched Cottage

An Irish Thatched Cottage

Hurling at Croke Park

Hurling at Croke Park

Hurling is believed to be the world's oldest field game.

Ballinahown Village

Ballinahown Village

Ballinahown Village is a picturesque village just outside of Athlone.

Irish Graveyard

Irish Graveyard

Let us research where your ancestors final resting place is.

White Park Bay

White Park Bay

Three Castle Head

Three Castle Head

Irish Headstones

Irish Headstones

Graveyards are an integral feature of the Irish landscape and many old graveyards have being lovingly restored by local communities.

Irish Pubs

Irish Pubs

"Craic agus Ceol"

Mullaghmore

Mullaghmore

Galway Coastline

Galway Coastline

Co. Galway has a total of six blue flag beaches. The international Blue Flag award is given in recognition of excellent environmental management of beaches.

Cycling in connemara

Cycling in connemara

Ireland's thoroughbred industry is famous worldwide.

Ireland's Lanscape

Ireland's Lanscape

Reports of the length of Ireland's coastline vary widely. The World Factbook of the Central Intelligence Agency gives a length of 1448 km. The Ordnance Survey of Ireland has a value of 3,171 km

Irish Graveyards

Irish Graveyards

Ireland

Ireland

Irish Wild Heathers

Irish Wild Heathers

Also known as Ling, this well-known plant grows abundantly on acid soil over mountains, moors and bogs throughout Ireland.

Irelands Past

Irelands Past

Ireland's Historic Churches and Graveyards.

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