Cork, Blarney Castle and the Queenstown/
Titanic Story.
 Tour DH02 - Day Tour
A highly enjoyable trip to Ireland's Southern capital, Cork, visiting
the world renowned Blarney Stone and the Queenstown Story at Cobh,
on Cork Harbour, famous as the Titanic's last port of call (all admissions
and transfers / tours included).
Blarney Castle - Cork |
ITINERARY
Check in Dublin Heuston Station (Customer Service Desk) for 07.00 departure
of Intercity train to Cork (breakfast available ). On arrival in Cork we
transfer by road to Blarney
Castle where we kiss the famous
stone and thus acquire the gift of eternal eloquence. Time for shopping
and lunch at Blarney Village before returning to Cork and
a short city tour. We have a scenic journey alongside Cork
Harbour to Cobh where the "Queenstown
Story" Heritage Centre is located
in the beautifully restored Victorian railway station and transatlantic
terminal. Embarkation point for generations of Irish emigrants to
the new worlds from famine times to recent years.
Return to Cork for departure on InterCity service
to Dublin (light
meals available). Arrival at Dublin Heuston Station
is at 20.20 hrs. (8.20pm).
Departs Daily (Monday - Saturday).
Adult €109
Student: €98
What our customers are saying about this tour
Outstanding tour guide!!!
Stephanie
Thanks for a great experience in Ireland!
Jennifer White
My wife and I enjoyed the tour immensely and recommend it to anyone who is going to Ireland!
Arland Moon
Excellent tour guide
Jason Kenyon
Just a few words of thanks for a most memorable tour!
Pat Quirke and Helen Whitehorn
extremely pleased and very impressed with the level of customer service, knowledge and professionalism
Ms P. Dadra
It's only to express my satisfaction with our guide Mr. Noel!
Jorge García Polop
Just to say how much I enjoyed it!
Maurice and Yvonne Maughn
This has been my third or fourth trip on your fantastic tour system
SONOMA-LOEB WINERY
We had a wonderful time on your Cork & Blarney Castle tour
Steve Hammond, Diane Burkholder, Emily & Megan Wabish
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