Heritage Centres / Historic Places

This exhibition centre will give you a full account of the 1796 French Armada. The French Armada which was inspired by Wolfe Tone and the United Irishmen sailed from Brest in France with the...

Bantry House is not only one of the finest historic houses in Ireland, but it also commands one of the best views overlooking Bantry Bay in West Cork. It has been open to the public since...

This 16th century castle was home to the Barry family. This is a wonderful example of an Irish tower house. The house and gardens have been restored in 16th century style. Guided tours are...

This visitor centre is in Aughrim Village and gives an account of the Battle of Aughrim which was the final battle in the War of Two kings – William of Orange and James II.

Last admission to Visitor Centre is one hour before closing times above. Car Park and Main Gate locked one hour after above closing times. Please note that the Visitor Centre, Main Gates & Car...

Beaghmore Stone Circles were discovered in the 1940’s during turf cutting. There are 7 stones circles and all the rings are associated with cairns from the Neolithic period.

Would your group like to experience a Bear Essentials craft workshop, party, demonstration or event? They customise presentations, demonstrations and hands-on workshops which are suitable for...

Beaulieu house is a very special place, home to the same family since 1650, a true gem and rare survivor of Irelands Heritage. A leading tourist attraction in county Louth situated within the...

This is the second ever Cistercian Abbey to be built in Ireland. It was a very important monastic site in Ireland. The abbey was closed in 1536 because of a ban on monasteries by Henry VII. It...

A 17th century fortified house and bawn (the defensive wall surrounding an Irish tower house), it was built by Sir Baptist Jones around 1619 when he rented the land from the Vintners Company...