Dublin: Irish Revolutionary Tour

Dublin’s Irish Revolutionary Tour offers a captivating journey through the city’s turbulent past. Led by a knowledgeable history postgrad, the 3-hour walking experience explores pivotal sites like O’Connell Street and Dublin Castle, delving into Ireland’s transformation from famine to independence between 1913 and 1923. Participants will discover the significance of the Easter Rising and learn about the lasting impact of Brexit on modern Ireland. With engaging storytelling, the tour provides a profound understanding of the country’s revolutionary history. For those interested in uncovering the complexities of Ireland’s past, this immersive experience is not to be missed.

Key Points

• A 3-hour guided walking tour focused on significant events in Ireland’s revolutionary history from 1913 to 1923, including the Easter Rising and the impact of Brexit.
• Visits key historical sites in Dublin, such as O’Connell Street, Dublin Castle, and the Famine Memorial, with in-depth discussions led by a history postgraduate.
• Explores the journey from the Home Rule movement and the Ulster question to the hotel of the Irish Free State and the lasting effects of partition.
• Accommodates various group sizes, including private group bookings, and offers flexible booking options with options for later payment.
• Provides an engaging educational experience that delves into the political, social, and economic forces that shaped Ireland’s revolutionary era.

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Tour Overview

The Dublin: Irish Revolutionary Tour offers a comprehensive 3-hour guided walking experience, priced from 5,050 CZK per group of up to 8 participants and available in English.

Led by a history postgraduate, the tour takes visitors to key historical sites, including O’Connell Street, where the Irish Republic was proclaimed during the 1916 Easter Rising, and Dublin Castle.

Optional stops at the Countess Markievicz House, Mansion House, and Famine Memorial provide deeper insights into Ireland’s revolutionary past.

The tour focuses on the events shaping modern Ireland from 1913 to 1923, exploring divisions during this transformative period and discussing the impact of Brexit on Ireland today.

With free cancellation and wheelchair accessibility, the Dublin: Irish Revolutionary Tour offers an immersive and informative experience.

Itinerary Highlights

Visiting key historical sites, the Dublin: Irish Revolutionary Tour brings visitors to O’Connell Street, where the Irish Republic was proclaimed during the 1916 Easter Rising, as well as Dublin Castle. Guests can also opt to see the Countess Markievicz House, Mansion House, and Famine Memorial to deepen their understanding of Ireland’s revolutionary past. The tour is led by a history postgraduate, who focuses on the events that shaped modern Ireland, particularly from 1913 to 1923. This allows guests to explore the divisions and complexities of the revolutionary era, and discuss the impact of Brexit on Ireland today.

Site Visited	Historical Significance
O’Connell Street	Republic proclaimed during Easter Rising, 1916
Dublin Castle	Seat of British rule in Ireland
Countess Markievicz House	Home of revolutionary leader
Mansion House	Official residence of the Lord Mayor of Dublin

Historical Context

The tour provides an in-depth look at Ireland’s journey from famine to freedom, exploring the divisions and complexities that shaped the revolutionary era from 1913 to 1923.

Guests will learn about the key events and figures that drove the transition from British rule to Irish independence, including the Home Rule movement, the Ulster question, and the impact of the Brexit referendum on Ireland today.

Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the turbulent history that led to the hotel of the Irish Free State and the partition of the island.

The tour offers a nuanced perspective on this transformative period, examining the political, social, and economic forces that transformed the country.

Group Information

Larger groups, including schools and colleges, frequently join this tour experience. Private group bookings are also available for those seeking a more personalized exploration of Dublin’s revolutionary history. This tour caters to a variety of group sizes and preferences, ensuring an engaging and educational journey through Ireland’s past.

Group Size	Price (per group)	Duration	Booking
Up to 8	From Kč 5,050	3 hours	Reserve now & pay later
9-16	Inquire	3 hours	Reserve now & pay later
17-24	Inquire	4 hours	Reserve now & pay later
25+	Inquire	Customizable	Inquire for availability

Whether you’re a small group of history enthusiasts or a large educational organization, this tour provides a unique opportunity to explore Ireland’s revolutionary past.

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Booking Information

Customers can reserve spots on the tour without immediate payment, opting to pay later. This ensures customers can secure their place on the tour without the need for an upfront financial commitment.

The tour offers flexible booking, allowing visitors to check availability for starting times and participant selection. Booking the tour is straightforward, with the option to reserve a spot and complete the payment at a later time.

Private group experiences are also available for those seeking a more personalized exploration of Dublin’s revolutionary history. The tour caters to a range of group sizes, from individuals to larger parties, providing a tailored experience for all visitors interested in delving into Ireland’s captivating revolutionary past.

Key Historical Sites

The tour takes visitors to a few key historical sites in Dublin that were pivotal during the Irish revolutionary period. These include O’Connell Street, where the Irish Republic was proclaimed during the 1916 Easter Rising, as well as Dublin Castle, which played a significant role throughout the revolutionary era.

Participants can also choose to visit other notable locations, such as the Countess Markievicz House, the Mansion House, and the Famine Memorial.

The tour is led by a history postgraduate, providing a guided walking experience that delves into the events and divisions that shaped modern Ireland, from the famine to the peace process and the impact of Brexit today.

Guided Walking Tour

On the guided walking tour, a history postgraduate leads participants through Dublin’s streets, highlighting the pivotal events and divisions that shaped Ireland’s journey from famine to freedom.

The tour explores key historical sites like O’Connell Street, where the Irish Republic was proclaimed during the Easter Rising of 1916. Visitors will also have the option to visit other landmarks such as the Countess Markievicz House, Mansion House, and Famine Memorial.

The walking tour provides an in-depth look at:

• Ireland’s plantation and home rule movements

• The Ulster question and impact of the partition

• The turbulent events of the revolutionary era (1913-1923)

• Brexit’s ongoing influence on the island’s politics

• The path from conflict to peace and prosperity.

Journey From Famine to Freedom

Against the backdrop of the Great Famine that devastated Ireland in the mid-19th century, the country embarked on a long and arduous journey towards political and economic freedom, marked by a series of pivotal events and movements that would ultimately shape its future.

From the push for Home Rule and the birth of the Irish Republican Brotherhood, to the tumultuous events of the Easter Rising and the ensuing Irish War of Independence, Ireland’s path to independence was paved with struggle and sacrifice.

This revolutionary era saw the emergence of iconic figures like Michael Collins and the Countess Markievicz, whose legacies continue to inspire the nation’s ongoing journey towards reconciliation and peace.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Tours Held in Inclement Weather?

Tours generally operate in inclement weather, with the guide and participants prepared with appropriate clothing and gear. Cancellation due to extreme weather conditions is rare, as tour operators strive to provide the scheduled experience regardless of the weather.

Can I Take Photographs During the Tour?

Participants are generally allowed to take photographs during tours, unless explicitly prohibited. Tour operators typically encourage guests to capture memorable moments, as long as it does not disrupt the experience or interfere with the guide’s presentation.

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

The tour does not have a strict dress code, but visitors are encouraged to dress comfortably for a walking tour. Participants should wear appropriate attire for the weather and be prepared to explore the city on foot.

Can I Purchase Souvenirs During the Tour?

The tour does not typically include time for purchasing souvenirs. However, participants may have opportunities to visit local shops or markets before or after the guided portion of the tour, where they can purchase Irish-made goods and mementos.

Is Gratuity Expected for the Tour Guide?

Gratuity for tour guides is generally optional, but appreciated if the guest is satisfied with the service provided. The amount is at the discretion of the guest, typically ranging from 10-20% of the tour price.

Recap

The Dublin: Irish Revolutionary Tour offers a captivating 3-hour guided walking experience that delves into Ireland’s tumultuous journey from famine to independence.

Led by a knowledgeable history postgraduate, the tour explores significant sites and pivotal events, providing participants with a profound understanding of Ireland’s revolutionary history and the lasting impact of Brexit on modern Ireland.

This engaging storytelling-focused tour is a must-visit for those seeking a deeper insight into Ireland’s past.

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