Hidden Howth Experiences
Review
You see things; and you say ‘Why.’ But I dream things that never were; and I say ‘Why not?’” G. B. Shaw.
Hidden Howth Experiences, makes a terrific way of spending some quality time with each other, as well as the craic! Attracting visitors from all across the globe, visitors get the unique opportunity to absorb all things Irish, including the pure fresh air, fabulous food, hiking, walking, and not forgetting; the pub. Join Mark and Missy for a highly original, imaginative mystery tour, and experience a once in a lifetime trip to this extraordinary region. First settled in the 9th Century, this seaside community is laden with history, and has been the place of inspiration for famous Irish writers. Come along and travel through Howth: learn about early vikings, legends of spooks and spirits, and see why Hollywood has chosen Howth to be the backdrop to films.
Contact Us
3 Waveney House
, Harbour Road,
Howth, Co. Dublin
, D13 AC66
www.hiddenhowthexperiences.com
Mark@hiddenhowthexperiences.com
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