Sight Walking Dublin Tours

30/01/2020

Happy Birthday, Mr Joyce! 🎈February 2nd is James Joyce's Birthday and the publication date of Ulysses. Thank you to all who signed up for our special Joyce's commemorative experience this Sunday - we’ll see you there !

09/01/2020

Did you know that during the famine, women left in equal numbers to men? This was unusual compared to other European countries where women weren't encouraged to emigrate alone. Young, single women contributed heavily to Irish emigration and there were many eighteen-year-olds travelling alone on board the Jeanie Johnston.

www.jeaniejohnston.ie

18/12/2019

Meteoric images of hurling comets, shooting stars and spiralling galaxies will be accompanied by a live orchestra. Dublin's New Year's Festival with its fiery celestial display promises to be its best yet. ✨🎉

http://nyfdublin.com

18/12/2019

A High School student group from Katedralskole in Denmark at our Dublin Literary Walking Tour. We understand that the first Danish resistance group during World War II – Churchill-klubben – consisted of pupils from this school, the oldest in North Jutland.

Interesting fact, this photo was taken in Dublin Castle - where Bram Stoker and his father worked - and at the very yard where the British Empire handed over Dublin Castle to the newly-independent Irish State, marking the end of the British presence in Ireland.

19/11/2019

We’re delighted to officially announce . Come and join us this festive season to experience the magic of Dublin Castle at Christmas, presented by Heritage Ireland in collaboration with Dublin City Council. Christmas at the Castle, running from the December 12th-22nd ,will have something for everyone, with a boutique open air Christmas Market, evening carol singing, a Neapolitan crib, weekend horse carriage rides and complimentary evening access to the traditionally decorated State apartments among some of the festive offerings. www.dublincastle.ie

31/10/2019

The Bram Stoker Festival brought an eerie air to Dublin once again! Four days of theatre, spectacle, visual arts and music, this celebration of Ireland's most famous Gothic son is a yearly must have Halloween treat. Mark it up on your diaries for next year. Happy Halloween !! 🎃

27/09/2019

This is Trinity College Old Library, where Samuel Beckett, Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker, Charles R. Maturin among other celebrated Irish writers studied 🎓. The Old Library holds 200,000 volumes dating back from the 16th century as well as ancient Greek and Latin works, it also includes a first foglio of Shakespeare's work.

Thanks to this wonderful group of ladies from the US who joined us in this literary adventure ❤️

27/09/2019

At the breathtaking exhibition of one of the oldest and most beautiful manuscripts in the world, The Book of Kells. It's winding, ivy-like patterns of decoration are filled with thousands of miniature animals, plants and human figures intermingling with the elaborate calligraphy of the text.

10/09/2019

We are feeling excited. Orson Welles infamous radio staging of Dracula will be reinterpreted as part of the Bram Stoker Festival this year. This is irreverent, trascendent, contemporary (audio) theatre at its best. Don’t miss it ! It will take place in St Anne’s Church, the actual church where Bram Stoker got married.

Tickets On Sale Now!
In Sounds of Wood on Muscle: A Modern Radio Dracula at Bram Stoker Festival 2019 some of Ireland’s funniest and most provocative theatre makers will reinterpret the radio recording of 'Dracula’, by Orson Welles and his celebrated Mercury Theatre repertory company from 1938.
The original production found themselves exploring how to create the sound of a wooden stake impaling a human heart.
This time the only problem is when things start to sound a bit too real….
Disconcerting, funny, contemporary theatre, tickets for 'Sounds of Wood on Muscle' are on sale now 🙀
BOOK HERE: https://bramstokerfestival.ticketsolve.com/shows/873609229