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The 4 Best Dublin Storytelling and Mythology Tours

4 tours  ·  from $22

Ireland kept its stories out loud for a very long time, and these 4 evenings are the closest thing left to the old way. Compared on where they run, how long they last and what you pay.

Dublin Mythology and Folklore Tour with Irish Stories and Legends - The River Liffey changes the view of Dublin
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Dublin Mythology and Folklore Tour with Irish Stories and Legends

1.Dublin Mythology and Folklore Tour with Irish Stories and Legends

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 1,003 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $29Our pick

Walk from Temple Bar across the Liffey to Parnell Square while guides such as Helena, Emily, Dave, Ross, and Lee connect Irish myths with Dublin’s streets, prisons, churches, and political history. Expect about two hours of storytelling, standing, and easy city walking in a group of up to 25.

“If you enjoy nerding out to myths, tales and folklore, you have come to the right place. if you are anything like us, you will be fully mesmerized for the entirety of the experience. There is something amazing about realizing how things come together, and are interconnected in complex small and big ways. our tour guide Emily was an absolute delight--she was hilarious, she is so intelligent, she was so patient with our many questions, and was just a super interesting funny intelligent human!!! this was our last activity before leaving dublin and ireland, and we were so grateful we were able to do it. not only do you get…”

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Dublin: Mythology, Folklore and Legends Walking Tour - Starting in Temple Bar with Ireland’s oldest stories
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Dublin: Mythology, Folklore and Legends Walking Tour

2.Mythology, Folklore and Legends Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 703 reviews · from $27

Walk from Temple Bar to O’Connell Street with an English-speaking folklore guide such as Helena, Emily, or Dave. Hear about banshees, púca, leprechauns, ancient warriors, grave robbing, the Abbey Theatre, and Dublin’s modern street characters.

“Helena was amazing. She is so knowledgeable, exciting and she has a fantastic sense of humor. We can strongly recommend this tour.”

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Storytelling of Irish Myths and Legends - Why the storytelling works better than a short folklore talk
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Storytelling of Irish Myths and Legends

3.Storytelling of Irish Myths and Legends

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 158 reviews · 1 hour 30 minutes (approx.) · from $21Best value

At Sin é Dublin, Sean Cuddy brings Irish myths and legends to life through passionate storytelling, poetry, and history. Expect an English-language performance of about 90 minutes, with two short intermissions and drinks available to buy.

“Storytelling is becoming a lost art. Being able to find someone with that talent was a must experience for my trip to Dublin. Totally worth it!”

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Howth Hiking Trail from Dublin: Mythology and Legend - Howth Harbour begins the story
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Howth Hiking Trail from Dublin: Mythology and Legend

4.Howth Hiking Trail from Dublin: Mythology and Legend

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 77 reviews · from $46

Join a Spanish-speaking guide such as Álvaro, Luis, or Javi for an 11-kilometre Howth hike from Dublin. Expect seals, forests, cliffs, Howth Castle, Celtic legends, a forest picnic stop, and views of Baily Lighthouse. The walk lasts about five to six hours and needs sturdy footwear.

“Álvaro is a great guide. He's funny and knows not only the history of the place but a lot of curious data about it. We had an amazing experience around Howth cliffs and the forest -there's a lot of hidden secrets! - I absolutely recommend doing any tour with him!”

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