
6-Day Break
- Day 1 – Local departure by coach then to Holyhead for the ferry to Ireland and on to Monaghan for a four-night stay.
- Day 2 – County Down (included). We begin the day in Hillsborough, famed for its castle, an official government residence, before continuing to Newcastle, where the Mountains of Mourne sweep down to the sea. This afternoon, we visit the town of Downpatrick, where in the grounds of Down Cathedral lies a grave reputed to be that of St. Patrick. B,D
- Day 3 – Belfast (optional). Enjoy our optional excursion to Belfast. Don’t miss City Hall, and no visit to Belfast is complete without a drop of the black stuff in the Crown Liquor Saloon. B,D
- Day 4 – Giant’s Causeway and Derry (included). A day of fantastic scenery, as we head to the world-famous Giant’s Causeway (entrance extra) with its basalt columns and tales of ancient Irish giants. Our day continues with a visit to the fascinating walled town of Derry. B,D
- Day 5 – Dublin (included); Sightseeing Tour (optional). Join our optional sightseeing tour, seeing the best of this splendid city including Trinity College, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, National Gallery and the Four Courts. B
- Day 6 – We journey to Holyhead, then return home. B*
Included Meals: B=Breakfast D=Dinner
*Due to departure time, breakfast on day 6 may be on the ferry
Accommodation
You’ll stay for four nights at the 4-star Hillgrove Hotel in Monaghan. The hotel has a restaurant, bar and lounge. Enjoy the excellent leisure facilities, including sauna, Jacuzzi, steam room and swimming pool. All bedrooms are well appointed and offer T.V. and radio, hairdryer, trouser press, telephone and tea/coffee-making facilities.
Overnight accommodation in the Dublin area will be in a 3-star city-style hotel.
Extras
Optional Excursions.
Single Room Supplement: £109
Travel Insurance - from £30.95.
Prices are per person, based on two people sharing. |

| TOUR REF: 6PMM |
| Executive Coach 6 Days |
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| TOUR REF: 6PMMV |
| 6 Days |
| Jun 12 2011 |
£485 |
| Aug 07 2011 |
£495 |
| Oct 16 2011 |
£435 |
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