Things to do in Ireland

At the Thomas Ferguson Irish Linen Factory, visitors can see the world famous Irish Linen products at various stages of production, from design, to weaving, cutting, hemming and ornamenting. Watch the amazing machines at work as the intricate patterns are woven into the cloth.

The Titanic Experience, a visually amazing building in its own right, and with its own facinating side story, wows visitors on many levels. It celebrates the construction, in Belfast, of the RMS Titanic. Multiple galleries tell various aspects of the story of the Titanic, from its conception in the early 1900s, to its construction, launch and ultimate tragic end.

There comes a time when we all need to stop and relax. To give our bodies a little TLC. Voya, famous for its range of skincare products, offers detoxifying seaweed baths using organic, hand-harvested seaweed from the clean Atlantic coast of Ireland. The treatment cleanses and rejuvinates the skin. Nutients and natural moisturisers from the seaweed heal and promote skin regeneration while combating the effects of aging.

A historical location famous for its sulphur rich spa water. The discovery of the spring water with the strong odour lead to a boom in health-conscious visitors in the late 19th century.

Marking a very rugged and steep transition between land and Atlantic ocean, the Cliffs of Moher are a magnificant sight. The rocky zig-zag cliffs stand at a height of 214m (702 feet) above sea level and stretch for a distance of 8km (5 miles) on the Atlantic coast.

A ruined 1830's great house featuring numerous towers and turrets, square, circular and octagonal. The walled gardens have been restored by Carlow County Council for use as a public park.

A beautiful castle and residence built in 1625 as a military garrison due to the strategic location between Dublin and Wexford .

Come and see the expert craftsmen at work, transforming molten glass into works of art.