Kilmainham Gaol stands in Kilmainham, County Dublin, on the western side of the city, and is one of Ireland’s most
Poulnabrone Portal Tomb stands on the high limestone plateau of the Burren, beside the road between Ballyvaughan and Corofin in
The 3Olympia Theatre stands on Dame Street beside Temple Bar, County Dublin, and is one of Dublin’s most recognisable performance
The Abbey Theatre is Ireland’s national theatre, based on Abbey Street in the north city centre of Dublin, County Dublin.
Adventure Rooms Dublin is an escape room venue in the Rotunda area of County Dublin, at the northern end of
An Bhinn Bhuí, or Benwee Head, is a dramatic headland on the north-west coast of County Mayo, near Carrownaglogh in
An Gobha Iron Works & Experience is a working blacksmith’s forge and visitor experience at Charlesfort, County Meath. Visitors come
Arbour Hill Cemetery lies just west of Dublin city centre, near Stoneybatter and the old military barracks quarter. It is
Arranmore Charters operates from Gortgarra in west County Donegal, running trips on the waters around Arranmore Island and the islands
Astropark Events is based at Kilmore, on the northern side of Dublin city. It operates as an events and activities
Axe Junkies is an axe-throwing venue in Waterford City, County Waterford. Axe throwing has become a popular group activity in
Balheary Shooting is a shooting activity venue at Swords in north County Dublin, in the parkland area beside the Broadmeadow
Ballynamona Court Cairn is a prehistoric megalithic tomb near Halfway House in County Waterford. Court cairns, or court tombs, are
Basecamp Action Adventure Park is an outdoor activity centre at Shanagolden, County Limerick, in the west of the county. Adventure
Béal Ború, also known as Brian Ború’s Fort, is a ringfort and National Monument standing just north of Killaloe in
The East End Pier is one of Bere Island’s landing points, in Bantry Bay off County Cork’s Beara Peninsula. Ferries
The West End Pier serves Bere Island in Bantry Bay, off the Beara Peninsula in County Cork. As one of
Big Smoke Writing Factory is a creative writing venture based in the Saint Peter’s area of County Dublin, offering an
BigStyle SUP in Dún Laoghaire, County Dublin, runs stand-up paddleboarding on the sheltered water of the harbour, south of Dublin
Bishops Mountain Club is an outdoor activity operator based near Mullinavat in the south of County Kilkenny, in the hill
The Bord Gáis Energy Theatre stands on Grand Canal Square in Dublin’s Docklands, County Dublin. It is the largest theatre
Bridgefield Buggies Ltd. is an activity operator based in Cork, County Cork, offering off-road buggy driving in the countryside. Guided
Brownshill Dolmen stands in the countryside a few kilometres east of Carlow town, in County Carlow. A megalithic portal tomb
Busy Bees is a children’s activity centre at Oranmore, County Galway, the village just east of Galway City at the
Cahergal is a drystone ringfort near Cahersiveen in County Kerry, one of a pair of stone forts standing close together
Callan Motte is an earthwork in Callan, County Kilkenny, of the type raised in Ireland after the Anglo-Norman arrival: a
Carlingford Yoga at Eagles Rock Retreat is set in the Cooley countryside within the Dundalk area of County Louth, close
Carlow Courthouse stands on the Dublin Road in the town of Carlow, County Carlow, at the meeting of Athy Road
Cathair Chonroí, or Caherconree, is an ancient stone promontory fort high on the Slieve Mish mountains above Camp, County Kerry,
City Kayaking is an activity operator based in the North City area of Dublin, County Dublin, offering guided kayaking on
The Clapper Bridge near Louisburgh in County Mayo is a traditional stone crossing built from flat slabs laid on low
Clara Bog and Mongan Bog are among County Offaly’s notable raised bogs, part of the distinctive peatland landscape of the
Clare Paintball is based at the Deerpark Outdoor Centre near Quin in County Clare, roughly halfway between Ennis and Limerick
Railtours Ireland First Class runs guided trips from Dublin, County Dublin, to the Cliffs of Moher using Ireland’s rail network



































