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Explore one of Europe’s most fascinating and vibrant capital cities with Eamonn as your tour guide. Let Eamonn take you on an amazing, informative journey through Dublin, tracing its history from its origins as a Viking settlement in the 9th century through to its pivotal role in Ireland’s 20th century struggle for independence.
 
There are two tours which take about two hours to complete and are a comfortable walking distance between sites. The meeting point for both tours is Fusiliers Arch, Saint Stephen’s Green. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Booking Information
To be sure of a place it is recommended that the tours are pre-booked by e-mailing eamonnswalkingtours@gmail.com or calling 00 353 (0) 87 9025794. However, it may be possible to join either tour on the day if space is available.
 
For status of daily tours please check our Facebook page Eamonns Walking Tours of Dublin and also our twitter @toursofdublin for up to date information.
 
To book private bespoke tours for groups of up to 10 in number, please email your requirements and give a minimum of 24 hours notice. Private tours cost 200 Euros and last up to three hours.

*Please note the tours are in English language only and run in inclement weather.

THE GENERAL TOUR
 
The General Tour is an overview, providing an amazing and informative journey through one of Europe’s most fascinating and vibrant capital cities.  The tour covers the period from the city’s 9th century origins as a Viking settlement, its transformation to an elegant 18th century city famous for its Georgian architecture and beautiful residential squares to the major social and political upheavals which destroyed much of its city centre in the 20th century.

Sites visited on this tour include: *The General Post Office (GPO), *Dublin Castle, *City Hall (*exterior only), St Stephens Green and the Garden of Remembrance.

To book a space on this tour please email eamonnswalkingtours@gmail.com

or phone Eamonn on  00 353 (0) 87 9025794

THE REVOLUTIONARY DUBLIN TOUR
 
The Revolutionary Dublin Tour focuses on Dublin’s pivotal role in Ireland’s 20th century struggle for independence. As Ireland’s history can appear confusing and contradictory at times there is a strong emphasis on political and social context throughout the tour. For example, the 1916 Easter Rising is placed firmly within the context of the terrible tragedy of the First World War. The principle points of the foundation document of the Irish state, the 1916 Proclamation, are explained in detail. Major and lesser known buildings and places associated with the Rising and subsequent War of Independence (1919-21) and Irish Civil War (1922-23) that provide a tangible link to these momentous events of the past are visited.

To book a space on this tour please email eamonnswalkingtours@gmail.com or phone Eamonn on  00 353 (0) 87 9025794

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