Best places: Tourist Attractions in Donaghmede, Ireland

👍👍 Did a wonderful working tour with Siomha - full of knowledge on the history of Ireland, making it easy to understand, adding humour and personality throughout the tour. Highly recommend her walking tour. Thank you Siomha for sharing your day with us.

👍👍 Our tour experience with Steven was the best! His knowledge about Ireland is just amazing he knows so much interesting stories and his storytelling skills are the best! We had an amazing trip. From the moment we booked the trip online everything went smooth and we got all the instructions ahead of t...

Large area with naturalistic sections, formal gardens, an arboretum and a Victorian palm house.

👍👍 We took the tour to cliffs of moher, And the tour was amazing, We had such a wonderful guide and the driver, Melissa and Joe. The bus for the journey were extremely comfortable and the journey itself was very pleasing. The tour started right on time, And throughout the trip we were informed ab...

Sprawling green space with tennis courts, gardens & follies like the Clocktower & Fairy Door Tree.

Tours tell the story of a 1740s house carefully restored to grandeur after falling into disrepair.

Victorian burial ground of many prominent Irish figures, plus a museum with interactive displays.

City centre park with ornamental lake, waterfall, sculptures and a children's playground.

Ireland's biggest stadium and bastion for Gaelic sports hosting GAA events from April to September.

👍👍 Great park with Castle an lots of animals.

Museum on castle grounds housing the mining magnate's vast collection of religious & artistic texts.

Iconic red lighthouse reachable by a lengthy seawall that attracts sightseers, anglers & cyclists.

19th-century Catholic Carmelite church and cafe, hidden away from the nearby shopping bustle.

👍👍 Nice place with a lot of animals. The animals have plenty of space to run around. My son loved it. There is also a playground just beside the farm with bathrooms. Each one of the bathrooms had a baby changing mat and they looked clean. The farm has a gift shop at the entrance and a nice little cafe...

Poignant, life-sized statues depicting starving people to commemorate Ireland's 19th-century famine.

Grand collection of European art spanning the 14th to the 21st-century, covering all major schools.

Large stadium with an unusual glass end used for international sports and occasional concerts.

Medieval fortress set in 260 acres of parkland features antiques, paintings & a fairy trail.

Local archaeological finds from the Bronze Age, Vikings and medieval times with some Egyptian items.