Money Savers —
Ireland at a Glimpse
Discount Book 2010
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Ireland at a Glimpse — is a pocket-size book of 2-for-1 admission coupons valid at 76 attractions throughout the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. The attractions are listed by region, with handy maps as well, to help you plan tour sightseeing in an organized way.
Many of Ireland's top visitor sites are included, from Castles such as Bunratty, Knappogue, Dun Guaire, King John's, Malahide, and King John's, to the James Joyce Museum, Dublinia, Dublin City Hall, the G.A.A. Museum & Stadium Tour, Shaw Birthplace, Dublin Writers Museum, Waterford Crystal Visitor Centre, Waterford Museum of Treasures, Dunbrody Emigrant Ship, Hook Lighthouse, Irish National Heritage Park, Irish National Stud & Japanese Gardens, Avondale House, Lismore Heritage Centre, Aillwee and Crag Caves, Craggaunowen, Lough Gur Stone Age Centre, Hunt Museum, Burren Centre, Caherconnell Stone Fort, Cork City Gaol, Fota House & Gardens, Cobh: The Queenstown Story, Foynes Flying Boat Museum, Tullamore Dew Heritage Centre, Brigit's Garden, Lough Key Experience, Westport House, Kylemore Abbey & Victorian Walled Garden, Belleek Pottery, Titanic Dock & Pump House, St. Patrick Centre, Navan Centre & Fort, Castle Coole, Castle Ward, Florence Court, Mount Stewart, Marble Arch Caves European Geopark, and Armagh Planetarium, as well as activities/tours auch as Historical Pub Tours of Belfast, Belfast Duck Tours, Waterford & Suir Valley Railway, Liffey River Cruises, Killary Harbour Cruises, and Railtours Half Day Tours.
This colorful booklet is the most extensive of Ireland's discount programs — if every coupon is used, the potential savings amount is up to $600.
Ireland at a Glimpse 2010 costs U.S. $15.95 plus shipping at most outlets. But, for visitors to this web site, you can buy it now at a discount — just $13.95 including shipping/postage. Click here.
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