Treat your group to world-class adventure without crossing an ocean. Dublin, Ohio is located 15 minutes northwest of Columbus and offers a wee bit o’Ireland with hands-on Irish experiences, a quaint city setting and one of the nation’s largest Irish Festivals (named an ABA Top 100 Event 5 times). Contact Josh Bricker at jbricker@visitdublinohio.com to create a customized itinerary for you!
Step-On Driving Tour – Learn little-known secrets about the Emerald City while relaxing on the coach during this tour. Find answers to questions like: Where is the Field of Corn? Who was “Leatherlips” and more…
Ancient Saints of Ireland – Come listen to author Cindy Thomson as she tells stories and legends about Irelands 3 Saints: Patrick, Brigid and Columcille. Guests will also learn to weave a St. Brigid’s Cross to take home.
Dublin Dine-Around – Downtown Dublin has over 30 restaurants within walking distance. Groups can take their pick of French, Italian, Irish, Asian, American and more!
Irish Dance 101 – What’s a reel? How did Irish step dancing evolve into the celebrated “Riverdance” style recognized today? Meet a professional Irish dance instructor from one of the foremost Irish dance schools in North America!
Wake Me When It’s Over – Meet the daughter of “Pat Murphy” (the guest of honor at an old-style Irish wake). She’ll guide you through the customs of this curious tradition, circa 1898.
Irish Penny Whistle Class – Discover the magic of this simple and lyrical instrument. Everyone goes home with their own whistle!
Ireland's High Crosses– Learn the symbolism and historical significance of several of Ireland’s high crosses. From telling Biblical stories to marking boundaries, at least 60 of these ancient, seemingly mysterious, monuments stand today.
Irish Fairy Door Trail – Come explore the shops of Downtown Dublin as you search for our hidden fairy doors inside each shop. Find the names of all the resident fairies to redeem for a prize.
Sunny Irish Dinner – Savor the tastes of Ireland starting with Craggaunowen Chicken and ending with Irish apple cake. Add a fiddler and guitarist for evening entertainment.