Arrive 8:25 AM on EI140 from Miami. After clearing customs, board Aircoach Route 700X at 10:10 AM from Terminal 2 (Zone 20) to O'Connell St (RIU Gresham Hotel). Walk to Point A Hotel for bag drop.

Excellent Middle Eastern-inspired cafe 5 min walk from hotel. Great coffee and breakfast options. Opens 8:00 AM weekdays, 9:00 AM weekends.

Visit St Michan's Church for the famed crypt tour (cash only). See mummified remains and carved organ played by Handel.

Walk from St Michan's to Grafton St via O'Connell Bridge. Pedestrian shopping street. Consider coffee at Bewley's (opens 10:00 AM).

Photo opportunity at St Andrew's Church. Consider crowd levels around mid-morning.

Elegant Georgian townhouse turned boutique arcade with Irish design shops, craft jewelers, and cafés under a glass atrium.

Head a few minutes west to South William Street / Drury Street for casual spots like Avoca (THE Fumbally Café) or Fallon & Byrne. Great cluster of cafés and light bites between shopping stops.

Free admission. Cloakroom currently unavailable—pack light. Museum closes 5:00 PM (last entry 4:45 PM), so aim to arrive shortly after lunch. Call +353 1 677 7444 to verify specific exhibits.

Pop next door for a quick visit mostly to see the building. Check rotating literary exhibitions like Seamus Heaney “Listen Now Again” if time permits; free entry.

Free admission for permanent collection. Closes at 8:30 PM on Thursdays, providing plenty of wiggle room after the museum.

Traditional Irish pub with live music 7 nights/week starting 9:00 PM. Reservation confirmed for 9:00 PM.

Award-winning specialty coffee roasters on Grand Canal Street. On route from hotel to Christ Church. Opens 7:30 AM weekdays, 9:00 AM weekends.

Explore the nave, crypt, and Viking exhibits. Last admission 45 minutes before closing.

Plan for the 10:30 AM free guided tour included with admission.

Step into the landscaped park behind the cathedral—check the Literary Parade, Liberty Bell sculpture, and playground before moving on.

Walk-in only pub on Fishamble St. Plan to arrive around 12:30 PM–1:00 PM for lunch. Alternatives available on Dame Street and Temple Bar Square if needed.

Book for 1:00 PM guided State Apartments tour (45 min).

Free admission (suggested donation €10). Grab coffee at Silk Road Café inside Chester Beatty.

Take a breather in the Celtic knot garden behind the State Apartments after the tour before continuing toward Temple Bar for evening plans.

Draught-focused brewpub with live music daily. Return to hotel: 12 min (1.0 km) walk north via Grattan Bridge → O'Connell St; taxi ~10 min off-peak.

In-hotel cafe at Point A Hotel. Most convenient option before the tour. Opens 7:00 AM weekdays.

Confirmed 10:00 AM guided tour (Order #144901857 · 2× full price tickets). Arrive 10 min early; lift available. Check-in by name, no paper ticket required.

Head towards the Docklands for lunch. Options include The Chophouse or various spots in the CHQ Building.

Outdoor sculptures by Rowan Gillespie commemorating the Great Famine. The World Poverty Stone sits between the statues and Sean O'Casey Bridge.

Self-guided; allow ≥90 minutes. Booking online secures slot + best price. Located in the CHQ building right next to the memorial.

Confirmed Blending Experience for Saturday 29 Nov at 6:00 PM (Booking 11D7EW63 · 2× adult vouchers, €70 total). 1-hour guided tasting with personalized blend; McDonnell's Bar open until 10:00 PM Fri–Sat.

Walk or take a short cab to Merrion Row for hearty pub grub and live trad music at the legendary O'Donoghue's. Kitchens typically serve until ~9:00 PM, music runs late.

Historic Dublin cafe since 1927, directly on route to Trinity College. Beautiful stained glass windows. Opens 8:00 AM weekdays, 9:00 AM Sundays.

Confirmed Trinity Trails campus tour & Book of Kells experience for 10:00 AM (2× adult tickets, €33.50 each). Guided 45 min campus walk followed by self-guided Old Library / digital experience across two buildings. Expect about 2 hours total; arrive 10 min early.

Cross to Dublin’s grand Victorian park for a relaxed stroll past the lake, bandstand, and commemorative statues before heading toward lunch.

Head back toward Grafton Street area for lunch around 1:00 PM. Plenty of options from casual to upscale in the surrounding streets.

Slip into the “Secret Garden of Dublin” for a quieter picnic spot among fountains and yew walks. Gates open 10:00 AM on Sundays.

Visit Dublin’s oldest surviving parish church (1190s) to see the medieval arches, Lady Chapel, and heritage displays.

Visit the surviving medieval gate tower with interpretive panels.

Walk along the remaining stretch of the 13th-century city wall for photos and interpretive panels.

Explore Collins Barracks exhibits (design, military, Rising-era rooms) before the 5:00 PM closing. Café in the courtyard for coffee break.

Book 3:30 PM Bow St. Experience. Includes guided storytelling, comparative tasting, and a complimentary drink in JJ’s Bar.

Dining in a beautifully restored 18th-century church with spectacular stained glass. Live Irish music and dancing on Sundays.

Return to Smithfield to close out the night at this legendary trad bar. Musicians gather nightly for informal sets.

In-hotel cafe for quick coffee before checkout and airport transfer. Most convenient option.

Aircoach Route 700 departing 8:16 AM from O'Connell St (outside Ned Kellys Casino, opp RIU Gresham Hotel) to Dublin Airport Terminal 2. Be at stop 10 minutes early.

Pickup ~9:00 AM from Dublin Airport. Allow 30-45 min for paperwork/inspection before departing. Plan to load luggage night before. Booking #9725471281 under Tatiana.

Castle tour at 10:30 AM. Check into Visitor Centre 10 minutes early. Explore castle interior, walled gardens, and grounds. Allow 2 hours total.

Georgian estate on the shores of Lough Ennell. Explore the Jealous Wall folly and woodland walks. Closes 3:30 PM in winter.

Historic monastic site founded in the 6th century. Prioritizing this stop to arrive before last admission (4:30 PM).

Late lunch/early dinner at Ireland's oldest pub (dating back to 900 AD) in Athlone. Historic atmosphere with sawdust floors.

Quick stop to see the impressive medieval ruins of the Dominican Priory (founded 1241) in Athenry. Note: Will be dark, but the ruins are atmospheric.

Late dinner in the Latin Quarter or Eyre Square area after checking in. Plenty of options for your first evening in Galway.

Organic coffee shop on Eyre Square. Great coffee and breakfast options. Opens 7:30 AM weekdays.

Free walking tour departing from Spanish Arch beside Galway Museum. Look for Cillín - guide with green hat, green and grey backpack, glasses and beard. Tour lasts approximately 2 hours.

16th century townhouse, finest medieval building in Galway with decorated stonework and gargoyles. Now houses AIB bank but exterior viewable.

Largest medieval parish church in Ireland still in use, founded 1320. Where Columbus allegedly prayed in 1477. Beautiful stone carvings and stained glass.

16th century extension of Galway city walls that protected quays where Spanish ships unloaded. Popular gathering spot by the River Corrib.

Free museum showcasing Galway's history from medieval times to present. Located right next to Spanish Arch with exhibits on the city's maritime heritage, archaeology, and culture.

Historic cobblestone streets with colorful shopfronts, pubs, restaurants, street performers, and boutiques. Heart of Galway nightlife and culture.

Small museum dedicated to the history and symbolism of the iconic Claddagh ring. Learn about its origins in the Claddagh fishing village and see historic examples.

Lunch around 12:30 PM in the Latin Quarter after the walking tour. Plenty of excellent options in the area you just explored.

Visit the Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas, Galway's impressive limestone cathedral completed in 1965. Beautiful Renaissance-style architecture with stunning rose windows and copper dome.

Drive along N59 to Lough Corrib, Ireland's largest lake with stunning mountain backdrop. Pull over at roadside viewing areas for photos and to enjoy the scenery.

Dinner and trad music at King's Head (in an old building), Tigh Neachtain, or Crane Bar (confirm nightly schedules).

Excellent bakery and deli on Shop Street. 6 min walk from B&B. Great coffee and fresh pastries. Opens 8:00 AM.

Free walking tour departing from Galway City Museum/Tourist office steps, next to Spanish Arch. Look for the yellow umbrella! Tour lasts approximately 2 hours and covers Galway city highlights.

Quick lunch in Galway before departing for the Cliffs of Moher around 12:30 PM. Grab something portable or eat at a cafe near your departure point.

Picturesque fishing village on Galway Bay with colorful harbor and traditional boats. Cafes and shops in village.

Quick photo stop at the iconic 16th century tower house on Galway Bay. Just 2 minutes from Kinvarra Harbor, this castle on a rocky outcrop makes for a perfect photo opportunity.

12th century Cistercian monastery ruins with beautiful stone carvings and arches in peaceful Burren setting.

Must-stop at Hazel Mountain Chocolate - the famous artisan chocolate factory and truffle shop in The Burren. Bean-to-bar chocolate made on site.

Scenic pier at the edge of the Burren with views of Galway Bay.

Scenic lighthouse on Burren coastal route where dramatic limestone landscape meets Atlantic. Great photo opportunity.

After the Burren coastal drive, head to the Cliffs of Moher. Spend 90 min on visitor centre exhibits and cliff edge trails. Check wind alerts; bring rain gear and sturdy shoes.

Beautiful sandy beach backed by Burren hills with stunning Atlantic coastline views. Popular with surfers and swimmers.

Stop at Bunratty Castle and Folk Park on the way to Limerick. Medieval castle with restored interior and traditional Irish village.

Explore King John's Castle (last entry ~4:00 PM) if time allows, then stroll along the Shannon riverfront before dinner.

Dinner in Limerick city center with Shannon views. Several excellent options within walking distance of the hotel.

Excellent breakfast spot 2 min walk from The George Hotel. Great coffee and full Irish breakfast. Opens 8:00 AM.

Visit St. John's Cathedral - the tall Gothic cathedral with the 81m spire, Ireland's tallest church spire. Beautiful Gothic Revival architecture from 1861. Quick 5-10 minute visit before heading north.

Stop at Nenagh Castle, a well-preserved cylindrical keep from the 13th century. Free admission, managed by OPW.

Drive from Nenagh to Leap Castle. Call ahead to confirm tour availability (Mon–Sat 10:00 AM–5:00 PM). Allow 60 min for tour; cash donation expected.

Visit Roscrea Castle and Damer House, a 13th century castle with Georgian mansion. Managed by OPW with heritage center.

Dramatic hilltop castle ruins with panoramic views. Free access, short climb to the top. Great photo opportunity.

Stop for lunch in Kildare Town between castle visits. Several options in the town center.

Stop at Kildare Farm Foods for local artisan products, preserves, and Irish food specialties. Great for gifts and snacks.

Visit St. Brigid's Cathedral, one of Ireland's most important religious sites. Round tower and cathedral grounds available to explore.

Upscale seafood restaurant on the West Pier with stunning harbor views. Fresh seafood and modern Irish cuisine. Reservation confirmed for 8:00 PM.

Specialty coffee shop on St Lawrence Road. Opens 8:00 AM daily. Grab coffee before the optional cliff walk.

Optional: Short sunrise cliff loop (~1.5 mi / 2.4 km) before checkout if weather calm. Carry headlamp pre-dawn and watch footing near Balscadden Bay lookout. Alternative: Full Howth Cliff Path Loop red route ~7.8 km (2 hrs with photos).

Return car at Dublin Airport by 9:00 AM (Booking #9725471281). Fuel at Circle K East Wall Road or near airport; allow 15 min for refuel and queue.