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Trade Catalogue 2021 heritage ireland Ireland’s National Heritage in the care of the 0ffice of public works Trade Catalogue 2021 Dublin Ireland’s Ancient East Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands Wild Atlantic Way group trade information 1. groups and trade … explore more ¬ Specific language audio-visual films in some sites for pre-booked tours Bring your group to visit an historic place for a great day out. ¬ If you are a public group or in the travel trade and have ¬ Access to OPW Tour Operator Voucher Scheme (TOVS). customers for group travel, FIT or MICE our staff are Payment by monthly invoice. delighted to present memorable experiences at over 70 Email us at [email protected] historic attractions.* * Minimum numbers may vary at sites due to COVID–19 restrictions as at July 2020. ¬ Our guides excel in customer service and storytelling * Some sites may not be fully accessible or closed due to COVID–19 that enthrals and engrosses the visitor, while offering restrictions as at July 2020. a unique insight into the extraordinary legacy of Ireland’s iconic heritage. 3. plan your itinerary ¬ Join our mailing list for more information on heritageireland.ie ¬ For inspiration about passage tombs, historic castles, ¬ Contact each site directly for booking – details in Groups / Christian sites and historic houses and gardens throughout Trade Catalogue Ireland. * Due to COVID–19 restrictions some sites may not be open. ¬ From brunch to banquets – find out about catering facilities at sites, events and more … 2. group visit benefits ¬ Wild Atlantic Way ¬ Group Rate – up to 20% off normal adult admission rate. ¬ Ireland’s Ancient East (min. 10 at most sites) ¬ Dublin ¬ One free tour leader per group booking ¬ Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands ¬ Free once-off familiarisation visit ¬ Ability to amend/cancel bookings free of charge 4. tour operators voucher scheme – contact us ¬ Coach parking at many of our sites ¬ Visitor Services, Office of Public Works, ¬ Use of tour groups own wireless transmission whisper 20 Lakeside Retail Park, Ballindine Road, Claremorris, system allowed. (This does not include open audio loud- Co. Mayo, f12 dk30, Ireland. speakers.) Some of our sites have their own guided wireless t. 353 (1) 647 6000 / e. [email protected] transmission system/audio guide provided free of charge. ¬ Coming soon – Holiday Pass. Explore more with a 2-week ¬ Fast track admission for pre-booked groups Holiday Pass. For use by FITs / individuals only. ¬ Exclusive guided tours (some sites have specific language ¬ Join our mailing list for more information on heritageireland.ie guided tours) www.heritageireland.ie office of public works Coleraine Ireland’s Iconic Heritage Sites Letterkenny Derry Larne Dublin Ballybofey Strabane Antrim Donegal Belfast Omagh ireland’s hidden heartlands dublin 24 Jerpoint Abbey 1 Aughnanure Castle 0 Áras an Uachtarain 25 JFK Arboretum 2 Boyle Abbey 0 Arbour Hill 26 Kells Priory Enniskillen Armagh 3 Rathcrogan Visitor Centre 0 Casino Marino 27 Kilkenny Castle 4 Famine Warhouse 1848 0 Dublin Castle 28 Loughcrew Belderg Ballycastle Sligo Monaghan 0 Farmleigh House 29 Maynooth Castle Belmullet Killala Newry Bangor Eris wild atlantic way 0 Garden of Remberance 30 National Botanic Gardens –. Ballina 0 Government Buildings Kilmacurragh Crossmolina 44 Adare Castle 0 Grangegorman Military 31 Old Mellifont Abbey Achill Swinford Boyle Cavan Dundalk 45 Ardfert Cathedral Cemetery 32 Ormond Castle Island Knock 46 Athenry Castle 0 Iveagh Gardens 33 Portumna Castle and Gardens Airport Ardee 47 Ballycroy National Park 34 Reginald’s Tower Westport 0 Kilmainham Gaol Castlerea Oldcastle 48 Burren National Park 35 Rock of Cashel Tulsk Kells Drogheda 0 National Botanic Claremorris Longford Slane 49 Carrowmore Megalithic 36 Roscrea Heritage Navan Gardens – Glasnevin Lanesborough Roscommon Cemetery 0 Pearse Museum & St. Enda’s Park (Castle & Damer House) Ballinrobe 50 Céide Fields 37 St. Mary’s Church Gowran Letterfrack 0 Phoenix Park Visitor Centre & Mullingar Trim 51 Charles Fort 38 Swiss Cottage Ashtown Castle Clifden Maam Cross 52 Connemara National Park 0 Rathfarnham Castle 39 Tintern Abbey Athlone Moate Maynooth 53 Coole 40 The Main Guard 0 Royal Hospital Kilmainham Ballinasloe Dublin 54 Derrynane House and Gardens 41 Trim Castle 0 St. Audeon’s Church Galway Dun Laoghaire 55 Desmond Castle 42 Wexford Wildforest Reserve Tullamore 0 War Memorial Gardens Kildare 56 Doe Castle 43 Wicklow Mountains Loughrea Islandbridge Inis Mór , 57 Donegal Castle National Park Aran Islands Birr Gort Portumna 58 Dromore Wood Portlaoise ireland’s ancient east Athy 59 Dun Aonghasa Roscrea Wickow 60 Ennis Friary 5 Altamont Gardens Ennistymon 61 Gallarus Oratory 6 Ballyhack Castle Nenagh Ennis Carlow 62 Glebe House and Gallery 7 Battle of the Boyne – Tullow Arklow 63 Glenveagh National Park Oldbridge Estate SHANNON AIRPORT Thurles 64 Grianán of Aileach 8 Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre Gorey Kilrush Limerick Kilkenny 65 Ilnacullin (Garinish Island) 9 Cahir Castle Gowran Ferns 66 Ionad an Bhlascaoid 10 Castletown House and Estate Adare Cashel 67 Ionad Cultúrtha an 11 Clonmacnoise Tipperary Enniscorthy Phiarsaigh, Conamara 12 Corlea Trackway Visitor Centre Listowel Cahir New Ross Newcastle West Carrick-on-Suir 68 Killarney National Park 13 Doneraile Court and Clonmel 69 Listowel Castle Wildlife Park Tralee Wexford Rosslare Harbour 70 Muckross House and 14 Dungarvan Castle Dingle Traditional Farms 15 Dunmore Caves 71 Newmills Corn and Flaxmills 16 Dwyer Mc Alister Cottage Killarney Dungarvan 72 Parkes Castle 17 Emo Court and Gardens Youghal 73 Ross Castle 18 Ferns Castle Carrigtwohill 74 Scattery Island 19 Fota Arboretum and Gardens 75 Skelligs 20 Fore Abbey Cork 76 Sligo Abbey 21 Glendalough Visitor Centre 22 Hill of Tara Bantry Kinsale 23 Heywood Gardens Skibbereen From banquets to brunch ... enjoy catering facilities at our historic sites. Clockwise from top left: Dublin Castle; Kilkenny Castle; Castletown House and Parklands; Farmleigh House www.heritageireland.ie heritage ireland Ireland’s National Heritage in the care of the 0ffice of public works Casino Marino Dublin Discover the secrets of Ireland’s 18th century miniature architectural masterpiece. opening hours 2020 It was designed as a Pleasure House for James Caulfeild, 1st earl of 2020 and 2021 dates to be con- Charlemont by Sir William Chambers, one of the finest architects of the firmed. time. Charlemont and Chambers created a unique and intriguing admission Garden Temple from which to overlook the magnificent panorama of Dublin Bay. Snr & Group € 5 The Casino, meaning small house, surprises visitors as they discover highlights the remarkable secrets of this architectural gem. The lavishly decorated — Clever design hides 3 floors and and compact exterior cleverly disguises an interior of 16 rooms numerous rooms inside. displaying intricately ornate Georgian motifs. Richly patterned — Designed by Swedish born architect, Sir William Chambers. marquetry floors and beautifully executed plasterwork act as an — Sculpures designed by the historical backdrop to the Casinos past which is lovingly brought to life famous Italian Giovanni Battista by our friendly and knowledgeable tour guides. Cipriani, supervised on site by Simon Vierpyl. — Amazing interiors and rich history visitor experiences Experience Description Fitness Level Min. / Max. Duration Price numbers (approx.) per person Guided Tour of For special interest groups and any groups Building is accessed by a flight of Min 10 1.5 hours €5.00 Casino Marino of more than 10. stone steps. Max 50 approx. Group Rate General Interest tours. Top floor is accessed by wooden (for large Educational Tours focusing on Maths staircase. groups – 2 tours running Trails, History of Art and Architecture, 18th Wheelchair access to grounds and Century Social History concurrently exterior only. and finishing Free admission for all Irish Primary and at the same Secondary Schools. T & Cs apply. time. ) Self Guided Tours Self guided tours are offered during Building is accessed by a flight of 50 approx 1 hour Price same special events such as Culture Night, Open stone steps. Top floor is accessed by as Guided House and on other special occasions. wooden staircase. Tour and Free Wheelchair access to grounds and on special exterior only. occasions booking location caution T. 00353 1 8331618 Casino Marino. Cherrymount Children must be supervised E. [email protected] Crescent, off Malahide Road, at times. Steep drops at lions and www.casinomarino.ie Dublin 3 D03 HH70 parapet. 5kms north of Dublin City. 20 nearby mins by car to Dublin Airport. Croke Park and Museum, Dart: Clontarf and Killester 15 Glasnevin Cemetery Museum, mins walk. National Botanic Gardens – Glas- Buses: 14, 15, 27, 27A, 27B, 42, nevin, Howth Fishing Village, 43 and 123 Bull Island Bird Sanctuary. facilities Car and coach parking free. Toilets. No disabled access toilets on site. No Tea Room on site. www.heritageireland.ie heritage ireland Ireland’s National Heritage in the care of the 0ffice of public works Farmleigh House & Estate Phoenix Park, Dublin Historic house holding important collections, an art gallery, a working farm, and the official Irish State guesthouse. opening hours 2020 Originally a small Georgian house built in the late eighteenth century, Daily, 10.00 – 17.30 Farmleigh was purchased by Edward Cecil Guinness in 1873 and after 14/03/20 – 31/12/20 many numerous building phases, Farmleigh had, by the early years of Farmleigh House can close to the twentieth century, all the requisites for gracious living
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