Tours

You'll meet your local guide at the meeting point a little before 11AM and show your booking. Then we'll commence a fascinating walking tour through the streets, sights, and sounds of Dublin old and new. You'll get an unrivalled insight to the history and culture that has shaped the capital you see today - warts and all, discover the lesser-known, intriguing oddities of our city, and get unique insider tips for the rest of your stay. Sites and topics covered include: Dublin Castle, Christchurch, Viking & Medieval Dublin, Temple Bar, fables, folklore and mythology, Trinity College, Stephen's Green, risings and rebellions, writers & rogues and so, so much more... please remember, places are limited and you must book your spot via: https://www.generationtours.com/dublin See you soon!

This Saturday (4th July), we'll be doing a walk from Sutton DART station. From the meeting point, we'll follow the coast in a south-easterly direction, climb Shielmartin Hill (at 163m is the 2nd highest peak on Howth Head) and then see the beautiful rhododendron gardens of Howth Castle, before finishing up in Howth. Although the start and finish points are the same as a walk we did in April, the route will be mostly different. The total length of the walk is around 8.9km and some parts are quite steep. It is recommended to wear long trousers or leggings as one of the paths has a lot or gorse next to it. Feel free to bring snacks as we could have a short break at some point. Or if people wish, we could go for Howth's famous fish and chips or to a pub at the end of the walk. Feel free to come on the walk even if you haven't been to a meet up before. This is a great way to meet new people and see new places. **\*\*\* Important, please click on Attend if you wish to join this event. If you have a friend who wants to go make sure they go as your guest or ask them to join separately \*\*\*** \*\*\* If you wish to wander off during a break then it's probably OK but please agree with the organisers a time you'll return so we're not waiting for you \*\*\* [Time] 12.04 \~ 16:30. The suggested train to catch leaves Dublin Connolly at 11:45 that gets into Sutton (one stop before Howth) at 12:04pm. It actually starts in Bray at 10:57 and stops at all stations en route so feel free to get on at the most convenient station for you. [Place] Outside Sutton Station [Host(s)] Tim (085 718 5658) Feel free to send a message via Whatsapp FAQs 1. Is there a charge for this event? No, this is a free event. Sometimes we have events that involve a visit to a museum or garden with an entrance fee - but this will be clearly marked in the details 2. Is it OK for people on a short visit to Ireland to join this walk? Yes both visitors and residents alike are welcome to join our walks. 3. How easy/difficult is this walk? Most walking groups would classify this as a medium walk with some steep sections, so having a reasonable level of fitness is recommended. 4. Why are there only a limited number of places for this event? To ensure the best possible experience for the people attending it is necessary to limit the numbers, especially as the chosen route may not be straightforward and along narrow paths. 5. Why is it necessary to book on this event if you wish to attend? This is because there are only a limited number of spaces (see point above) and to ensure the fairest allocation of spaces, we kindly request everyone to book a place. It's OK to change your mind about coming but please change your RSVP as soon as you have for someone else to take the place if they wish to. PLEASE NOTE: Walking like many outdoor activities carries an element of risk. People who take part in our meet up activities do so at their own risk and are responsible for their own actions and involvement. If you register to join our meet up walks you agree that you wish to take part in the activities despite these risks. Please wear boots, shoes or runners that you find comfortable, provide suitable support and have good grip as some of the paths may be uneven or steep. It is also recommended to bring water to avoid dehydration. Bring warm clothes and a waterproof jacket or umbrella in case of inclement weather. The Wild Travellers' Adventures Meetup Group supports the Leave No Trace Campaign

**Explore Belmont Estate & Great Sugar Loaf in County Wicklow.** * **Meeting Point : Connolly Train Station.** * **When :** **Saturday, 4th of July.** * **Time : 12:00 PM.** **We will be meeting at Connolly Train Station (Beside Pret A Manger) for 12:00 PM (Waiting 5 Minutes).** **After Five Minutes we will go the platform of the Scheduled 12:11 AM DART (Train) heading to Bray. (18 Stops, 48 Minutes).** **We will reach Bray Train Station at 13:00 PM, (Estimated Time)then we will be taking the L1 or L2 that goes from Bray Train Station.** **Bus L1 & L2, leave Bray Station every 15 minutes.** **On the Bus for 13 Minutes (11 Stops) and getting off at Rathdown Bus Stop, when we are off the Bus we will be walking 1.7 KM (23 Minutes) to Belmont Demense Farm, where there is a cozy coffee shop called The Barn.** * **Duration 5-6 Hours.** * **Distance 14.6 KM.** **Every event is 5 Euro’s, you can pay by using Revolut or Cash.** **I hope to see you there !**

**Registration/booking on our system at least 24 hours before class is necessary. We do not take walk ins/your rsvp on meetup is not a booking.** BOOK [HERE](themovementstudio.ie/handstandsandcoffee) From beginner to winner! We have a special weekly 2 hour class that is more like a weekly workshop. It's a very social class, with amazing coffee, great coaching, and smiles and good work being done. Fancy trying something new? Spending time safely outside your comfort zone? Please visit themovementstudio.ie/handstandsandcoffee to book your spot Registration/booking is necessary. We do not take walk ins.

Hi everyone, I'm Jake and I'm a local history student based in Bray offering free walking tours! Today it’s known as a seaside resort and commuter town, but Bray’s history stretches back thousands of years. The area has evidence of human activity dating back to prehistoric times and even has links to the Romans. The name “Bray” is believed to come from the Irish Brí Chualann, meaning “hill of Cualu”, referring to the nearby headland known as Bray Head. Today Bray is the largest town in County Wicklow with a population of almost 35,000. Come along and find out about it's fascinating history! We will leave from the visitors map outside Bray Daly Train Station at 14:30 this Sunday. Find out more and book here: www.braywalkingtours.ie

**Explore Killeen Castle Estate in County Meath.** * **Meeting Point : Dublin Connolly Train Station (inside beside Pret A Manger).** * **Time: 10:50 AM** * **When : Sunday, 5th of July.** **We will be meeting at Dublin Connolly Train Station for 10:50 AM.** **At 11:00 AM, will do a short walk to Busarus Bus Station.** **We will be taking the Scheduled to Athboy at 11:15 AM.** * **Bus Eireann 109B.** * **Accepts Leap Cads and Coins.** * **Bus Duration 59 Minutes, 20 Stops.** * **Getting Off At Dunsany.** **We will board the Bus at 11:15 AM Bus towards Athboy.** **At 12:15 (estimated time) we will be getting the off the Bus at Dunsany Stop.** **We will be walking 2.5 KM (33 Minutes) to the starting point.** **Trail Duration 5.8 KM, 1-2 Hours.** **There is a Cafe in the Castle also.** **Bus coming back is at 14:50 AM (109B Bus Eireann)** **Every event is 5 Euro’s, you can pay by using Revolut or Cash.** **I hope to see you there !**

Welcome to a vibrant community created just for women who are ready to connect, explore, and thrive together as friends! This group is all about bringing solo women together in a fun, and welcoming space where new friendships are formed and fresh experiences await. **About this event:** We will check in at The Garden Tearoom. This is located in the same building as the Visitor Centre. We'll grab a nice coffee and get to know each other there before moving on at 1pm to explore the National Botanic Gardens. This gives us an opportunity to experience something new and have something nice to talk about with our new friends. Please check the comments on the day of the event for a description of your host. **Important information:** RSVPs are not a true representation of the number of people attending. Continuous no shows will be removed from events. Minimum age to attend is 23. This event is free. You must purchase your own food and drink. Please wear suitable footwear for walking around. By joining this event, you accept our T&Cs. Check them out here: Yinyangevents.ie **Follow us on Insta: https://www.instagram.com/yinyangevents.ie/**

Join us on a cycle through the quiet backroads from Maynooth to the historic town of Trim. We will take the 8.45 commuter train from Connolly Station to Maynooth arriving at 9.30. You can of course cycle to Maynooth from Dublin if you wish. Our route will take us through quiet backroads ,stopping for lunch in Trim where you will have the opportunity to visit the Trim Castle which is the largest Anglo Norman fortification in Ireland. We return by a different route ,again through quiet roads and take the train back to the city. Total distance 60km.