Ireland – the Emerald Isle – is a place of stunning beauty. With plenty of history, it’s the birthplace of Guinness. But you’ll also find incredible landscapes and ocean cliffs where you can look out to sea as far as the eye can see!
Dublin has a welcoming gay nightlife and the Irish definitely know how to sink a drink or two!
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Belfast And Dublin
From 8 days - Tailor-made from £1995Discover the recent and distant history of the Emerald Isle by immersing yourself in its two major cities. In Belfast, you’ll learn about the history of the Troubles and also visit the Titanic exhibition. You’ll also learn about Belfast’s rebirth...View Itinerary
Discover Ireland
From 12 days - Tailor-made from £2495Explore the Emerald Isle on this magical itinerary which will let you visit cities and countryside to discover Ireland’s vibrant landscapes, cliff faces and incredible vistas. Start in Belfast in Northern Ireland before driving south to Dublin where you’ll learn...View Itinerary
Gay Group Trip: Enchanting Ireland
From 12 days - Tailor-made from £5295Explore the wonders of the Emerald Isle on this group trip. Ireland is one of the most enchanting countries in Europe. The dazzling landscapes, turbulent history and friendly people make Ireland such a unique place to visit. From the cosmopolitan capital...View Itinerary
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