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  • Why You Should Visit Dark Hedges Ireland

    Why You Should Visit Dark Hedges Ireland

    Dark Hedges Northern Ireland: 8 Fascinating Facts You Didn’t Know The Dark Hedges in Northern Ireland is one of the country’s most photographed natural landmarks. Famous worldwide as the Kingsroad in Game of Thrones, this atmospheric avenue of intertwined beech trees draws thousands of visitors and photographers every year. Here are 8 unusual facts about…

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  • Why Choose a Private Tour? Benefits of Personalised Travel in Ireland

    When planning a trip to Ireland, you’re spoiled for choice – ancient ruins, lush landscapes, coastal drives, and charming villages at every turn. But if you want to truly experience the heart of Ireland, a private tour offers an unmatched level of personalisation, comfort and authenticity. At Gateway to Ireland, we specialise in custom private…

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  • From Castles to Coastlines: Crafting Your Perfect Irish Itinerary

    Ireland is a land of contrasts—ancient stone castles nestled in green hills, wild Atlantic coastlines, charming villages, and lively cities. Whether it’s your first visit or a long-awaited return, crafting the perfect Irish itinerary can feel overwhelming. That’s where we come in. At Gateway to Ireland, we specialise in designing custom private tours that take…

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  • Customising Your Irish Tour: How We Tailor Experiences to Your Interest

    At Gateway to Ireland, we believe that the best way to discover Ireland is on your terms. That’s why we specialise in custom private tours designed around your interests, pace, and travel goals. Whether you want to explore ancient castles, trace family roots, photograph dramatic coastlines, or sip whiskey in a traditional pub, we create…

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  • The History Behind the Book of Kells and Its Connection to County Meath

    The Book of Kells is one of Ireland’s most treasured national artifacts—a stunning illuminated manuscript created by Celtic monks over 1,200 years ago. Today, it attracts visitors from around the world, most famously displayed at Trinity College Dublin. But few people know about its deep roots in County Meath, a region rich in Irish heritage…

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