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Come Celebrate the LEGACY of ST. PATRICK May 17 - May 27, 2015 Come Celebrate THE LEGACY OF ST. PATRICK May 17 - May 27, 2015 Join the Molloy College Irish Studies Institute and Catherine Tully Muscente on an unforgettable journey discovering the Legacy of St. Patrick under the Spiritual Direction of Rev. Thomas Vengayil, Pastor Emeritus at St. Jude Parish in Tequesta, FL -- Palm Beach Dioceses. PRICE Starting at $2,085 per person based on double occupancy. Add an additional $379 for single occupancy (wait listed). Travel Protection available for $199 and is highly recommended. The Travel Protection Plus Plan includes 'A Cancel for Any Reason Waiver Benefit' & 'A Waiver of Pre-existing Medical Conditions Exclusions.' A $250 deposit is due at the time of booking, refundable up until 120 days prior to the departure. A separate administrative fee to be added to the deposit. International air costs are from $1150 departing PBI (Palm Beach International) & from $875 departing JFK (New York) subject to availability. A $300 non refundable deposit secures the rate with airport transfers included. Remember to book early to obtain the best rate. Air add-ons from other cities available. MEALS Full Irish breakfast; 1 lunch at a local pub; 4 three-course dinners with wine & choice of menus, including a welcome dinner in Dublin HOTELS (listed or equivalent) DUBLIN Gibson (SF), BELFAST Europa (SF), CALREMORRIS McWillian Park Hotel (F), GALWAY Radisson Blu Galway (SF), LIMERICK Strand Hotel Limerick (SF) Your Journey Begins... Day 1 Arrive in Dublin, Irish Republic Welcome to Dublin! The rest of the day is free to relax in the Irish capital. At 6 pm, join your Tour Director and traveling companions for a welcome dinner with wine at the hotel. (D) Day 2 Dublin An orientation drive in the “Fair City” includes statue-lined O’Connell Street, elegant Georgian squares, and visits to ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL and Oscar Wilde’s TRINITY COLLEGE, famous for the 1,200-year-old Book of Kells and the magnificent Old Library. Why not join an optional dinner this evening at the Guinness Storehouse? (B) Day 3 Dublin–Downpatrick, Northern Ireland–Belfast On your way to Northern Ireland, cross the River Boyne, then drive in the lee of the Mountains of Mourne to Downpatrick. Stop at the SAINT PATRICK CENTRE, an exciting interpretative exhibition that tells the fascinating story of Ireland’s patron saint. Then, travel on to Belfast for a “Living History” tour in the company of a Local Guide. See all the famous landmarks, including the Parliament House at Stormont, City Hall, the Albert Memorial Clock Tower, and Queens University. Finish the day with a fascinating visit to the TITANIC EXHIBITION, where you learn all about the construction of the largest passenger steam ship, its maiden voyage, and the tragic night of April 14, 1912. (B,D) Day 4 Belfast. Giant's Causeway Excursion After a leisurely start to the day, make your way north to the Antrim Coast, where you visit awe-inspiring GIANT’S CAUSEWAY. Hear how millions of years ago the earth cracked open, lava forced its way out, and as it cooled slowly and evenly, more than 40,000 interlocking basalt columns were formed, leading from the cliff foot into the sea. Back in Belfast this afternoon, you have time to discover the city on your own. (B) Day 5 Belfast–Armagh–Knock, Irish Republic–Claremorris First on the agenda is a stop in Armagh, seat of the Archbishop of both the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of Ireland. Then, travel along the rolling hills and Your Journey Continues... Day 5 Continued... reed-fringed lakes of the border counties to Knock, where the Virgin Mary appeared to the townsfolk in 1879. Today, the site attracts pilgrims from around the world. Visit the KNOCK SHRINE, the CHURCH OF THE APPARITION, the BASILICA, and the FOLK MUSEUM. You will also have time to attend Mass. (B,D) Day 6 Claremorris–Murrisk–Kylemore Abbey–Galway This morning, visit the CROAGH PATRICK VISITOR CENTRE at the foot of St. Patrick’s Holy Mountain in Murrisk. Afterwards, visit KYLEMORE ABBEY, the massive yet graceful castle acquired by Benedictine nuns as a precious heirloom for Ireland. Arrive in the port city of Galway, a popular seaside destination and a buzzing cosmopolitan center with colorful shops and a busy café and bar culture. (B,D) Day 7 Galway. Aran Islands Excursion At Rossaveal, board a FERRY for the 45-minute crossing to Kilronan on Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands and where Gaelic is the first language of the islanders. Your day continues with a presentation about life on Inishmore by an island historian. After LUNCH at a local pub, board a minibus to enjoy commentary and a tour of the island, ending with a visit of clifftop DUN AENGUS, one of the most spectacular and dramatic prehistoric stone forts in Europe. Back in Kilronan, board your FERRY for the trip back to the mainland.(B,L) Day 8 Galway–Kilefenora–Cliffs of Moher–Limerick A special treat this morning: at RATHBAUN FARM, watch the farmer shear a sheep and maneuver a flock with the help of a sheep dog, then enjoy your morning coffee with scones, fresh from the oven. Take the scenic route across the desolate limestone plateau known as The Burren, and stop for photos of Poulnabrone Dolmen, a portal tomb dating back to the Neolithic Period. At Kilfenora, take in THE BURREN CENTRE and learn about the time when this area lay beneath a warm tropical sea. In the nearby churchyard of the ancient cathedral, see the greatest concentration of high crosses in Ireland. At the CLIFFS OF MOHER, rising 668 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, savor the breathtaking panorama of the Clare coast. (B) Day 9 Limerick–Kilkenny–Glendalough–Dublin Travel on to the vibrant county town of Kilkenny, and then to GLENDALOUGH, the early Christian monastic site founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century. See the engaging presentation Ireland of the Monasteries, then see the remains of this ecclesiastical settlement. Back in Dublin, consider joining your traveling companions for a fitting farewell to Ireland: an optional cabaret evening with dinner, followed by dance, song, and laughter. (B) Day 10 Dublin Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B) OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS AVAILABLE In Dublin - Traditional Irish Cabaret Evening Approximate value: €85 EUR per person AND In Limerick - Bunratty Castle Medieval Banquet. 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