Immerse yourself in the artistry of the Seven Kingdoms and the rich harvest of County Armagh. After exploring the legendary sets at the Game of Thrones Studio Tour, raise a glass of award-winning artisan cider at Long Meadow. It’s the perfect way to feast your senses, celebrate local craft, and save while you do it.

Choose your adventure:
- Self Drive Combi Ticket – explore at your own pace
- Dublin Bus Combi Ticket – relax and enjoy included return travel from Dublin

Perfect for fans, foodies and anyone looking for a truly unique day out!

Enjoy a special 25% discount on a Tayto Tour by using code TAYTO25. Join a Tayto Tour Guide as they guide you through the modern and fully operational factory to see first-hand how locally grown potatoes turn into famous crisps. A crisp lovers dream afternoon!

When booking into Armagh Observatory and Planetarium this Autumn, save 10% when you use promo code AOP10. Come and explore the Universe and get 10% off dome shows and events from September to November!

Opening Autumn 2026, experience the best bowling and family entertainment Banbridge has to offer and strike it lucky at Hollywood Bowl! With 17 state-of-the-art lanes, 4 VIP lanes, delicious food and drinks, pool tables and arcades, it’s the perfect place to make fun-filled memories for everyone.

• Save 5% on family eat, drink and bowl packages!
• £5 Bowling & Drink – Strike up some fun with a game and a soft drink for just £5.
• Unlimited Sunday Bowling – Enjoy up to 3 hours of bowling fun every Sunday evening.
• Three Times the Fun – Play 3 games for even more strikes, laughs and value.

20% Off General Tour Admissions at Navan Centre & Fort, when using promo code ARMAGH20. Valid on Legendary Navan Fort, Meet the Warriors and Tales & Traditions Living History Tours.

Enjoy £5 off a tour at Dan Winter’s cottage! Use code AW5 at checkout!

Dan Winter's Cottage is the longest, thatched, mud-walled, cottage in Ireland and the ancestral home of the winter family.

Hear stories of life growing up in this 400 year old cottage, it’s connections to the Battle of the Diamond and to the weaving and linen industry, as part of the linen triangle cottage industries.

See demonstrations of weaving on a 300 year old loom and spinning wheels and extensive collections of traditional Irish Linen.