Heritage Centres / Historic Places

Mallow Castle is situated on the banks of the Blackwater River. There is a park surrounding the castle. The castle is owned by an American family and has been perfectly maintained. It is the...

This stone walled building offers a 20minute audio-visual tour of the landscape and the history of the surrounding area. There is an early Court Tomb close to the centre. There are tour guides...

As soon as visitors arrive at the Michael Collins Centre, they proceed to the Cottage/theatre. A twenty minute audio/ visual explores the Big Fella’schildhood, his family history, his school...

Military Heritage Tours honours all traditions on the island of Ireland and anywhere that the Irish fighting man has served, no matter what uniform he wore. They provide everything that the...

Millworker's House is a restored terrace house and was built in 1881. Learn about the home of a linen-mill worker in the late 19th century. There is memorabilia of the village on display.

Situated off the main Cork to Dublin road, Mitchelstown Cave is a must on your itinerary. Although the name can be deceptive Mitchelstown cave is located in Co. Tipperary at the foothills of...

This centre contains 200 birds and mammals that can be found across Ireland. There is also a release pen across from the centre where injured birds can be treated. Groups, school, organisation...

The monastery was founded by Saint Buite and has two of the finest High Crosses in Ireland. Both of these High Crosses date back to the 9th century. There is also a round tower and some...

Monea Castle was built in 1618 for Malcolm Hamilton. The four-storey building has two large round towers and two corner turrets. The castle was burned down and abandoned in the 18th century.

Moore Street is one of Ireland’s most famous streets. It is a central street in Dublin and intersects with Henry Street, one of Dublin’s busiest shopping streets. It is known for its...