Text Box: Text Box: DUBLIN, WICKLOW AND THE VALLEY OF THE KINGS Dunboyne Castle Hotel Text Box: Location: Ireland, it is said where you arrive as a tourist and leave as a friend! There is always a ‘Good Crac’ But never mind ‘The Blarney’, Ireland is a beautiful country with tourist attractions around. We have hopefully put together an itinerary to make your holiday! Text Box: Hotel: The four star luxury Dunboyne Castle Hotel is nestled in the village of Dunboyrne and surrounded by countryside, just 12 miles from Dublin. The hotel has a lift, restaurant, lounge bar and large terrace area surrounded by its private landscaped gardens. For relaxation there is free entrance to the hotel’s hydrotherapy pool and spa area. Dunboyne village offers a couple of typical Irish pubs and local shops. Text Box: Text Box: 5 Day Tour Text Box: Departs Monday 17th September Text Box: Tour Price £ 399 per person Text Box: Price Includes: 4 nights hotel accommodation on half board (dinner, bed and breakfast basis). Holiday excursions included Insurance £21 per person Single room Supplement Nil Text Box: Proposed Itinerary (maybe subject to operational change) Monday - By the time we crossed to Ireland it will be time to check into our hotel, settle in and relax. The evening is free. Tuesday - To Dublin city, we have an orientation tour arranged so that we can get our bearings, then the day is yours! Maybe a drop of the black stuff at Guinness- It is made right here in Dublin or a spot of retail therapy. Wednesday – The Battle of Boyne Visitors Centre, offers a fascinating insight into the Battle of 1690, with both Kings commanding their armies in person, over 50,000 men in total join us to experience the Battle first hand. Today we visit Newgrange Megalithic Passage Tomb, built in 3200BC, the kidney shaped mound covers over one acre and surrounded by 97 kerbstones, some richly decorated in Megalithic art, and interesting insight into this sights history. Thursday – Powerscourt Gardens- One of the world’s great gardens, in the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains, stretching out over 47 acres, it is a sublime blend of formal gardens, sweeping terraces and ornamental lakes and walled gardens. Admission is included. Friday – Time to bid farewell as we cruise back to England for our homeward journey.