Aftermath of 1916 Rebellion Cannon outside house of Commons Dawson Street Bank of Ireland Old house of Commons Inside St Patricks Cathredal St Werburgh's Main Gate Trinity College National War Memorial 1914-1918 O'Connell Street St Patrick's Cathedral Mary McAleese - Queen of England Trinity College Parliment Square

Dublin Loyal Walking Tours

For over a 1000 Years Dublin City has been the gateway into the Island of Ireland. From Viking settlement, to Norman strong hold under King Henry II. Once described as the second City of the British Empire. Many aspects of the City's cultural and architectural fabric are made up of the historical influences the citizens of the City have made.

From the French Huguenots fleeing persecution in France in the 17th century, to the Jewish community fleeing Russia in the 1880s. A City which is best described by the poet Louis Macneice. DUBLIN She is not an Irish Town And she is not English Historic with guns and vermin Fort of the Dane Garrison of the Saxon Augustan capital Of a Gaelic nation

Unique Tour of an Unique European City

Dublin Loyal Historic Walking Tour is set out over leisurely two hours. You will visit a number of historic locations, Trinity College, Dawson St, House of Lords, Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle, City Hall. Our aim is to deliver an engaging and challenging narrative on the foremost point in Irish History, British and Irish relations, or better known by historians as the "The Irish Question"

We find that all historic events which have taken place, in response to this question, whether political debate or Rebellion; Unionist or Nationalist has left a historic mark on the Dublin City. Events which have been played out like a great drama in the homes, streets, and public buildings of Dublin over the centuries.

Historical Topics Covered

 

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Tour Schedule

The tour operates from March to September

Mar - Apr Friday Saturday only

May - Sep Monday to Saturday

€ 12 Adult, € 10 Student

Tour Starts at 12 noon daily from Discover Ireland Centre (St Andrews Church) Suffolk St, 3 minute walk from Trinity College Dublin