An Evening of Irish Song and Dance at Abbey Tavern

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

Abbey Tavern
Located in the quaint 600-year-old village of Howth, this charming Irish pub resides in a section of the original 11th century site of St. Mary's Abbey, founded in 1042 by the Viking Sigtrygg II Silkbeard Olafsson, also known as King of Dublin. Parts of the building date back to the 16th century, when it was built as an addition to the original chapterhouse to serve as a seminary for the monks. Blazing turf fires, original stonewalls, flagged floors and gaslights make for a truly warm welcome. As the show gets underway, enjoy a variety of acts accompanied by the resident band.

Photo Opportunity:
You may be mesmerized and thrilled by the dancers' footwork and passion as they perform some of Ireland's oldest dance routines such as 'The Brush Dance' and 'The Sean Nos.'

Dinner:
In the Old Bard, you will feast on a 'typically Irish' four-course dinner that includes soup, salad, a main course and dessert accompanied by tea and coffee. Of course, no meal is complete withoutan Powers whiskey Irish Coffee.

What you will see along the way:
Enjoy the cityscape of Dublin's bustling streets as you make your way to the picturesque peninsula of Howth Head.

Special Notes:

THIS TOUR IS NOT AVAILABLE TO PASSENGERS EMBARKING OR DISEMBARKING IN DUBLIN.

If DUB-870 is not available we recommend DUB-860 An Evening of Irish Song and Dance.

Drinks are not included. Please bring cash for ease of settling the final bill for any drinks. The bill will be provided per table and each guest will be responsible for their share.

The minimum legal drinking age in Ireland is 18; passengers under 18 cannot have an alcoholic drink.