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Discover the fascinating history of Glasnevin Cemetery thanks to our audioguide. It is available at the reception desk of Glasnevin Museum.

http://www.glasnevinmuseum.ie/

Glasnevin Cemetery contains the graves of many of Ireland's most prominent national figures.

The Yellow tour explores the historic highlights of the gardens.

The Red tour explores the gardens to the Tolka River and back for fascinating stories about plant hunters and exotic plants

The Green tour explores the historic glasshouses and Great Palm House, for fascinating stories about exotic plants.

Enjoy!

http://www.botanicgardens.ie/

This audioguide is available in 5 languages (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian) at the entrance to the Book of Kells Exhibition Center on the campus of Trinity College Dublin.

The Book of Kells’ Exhibition attracts over half a million visitors each year. It’s located in one of the world's greatest research libraries.

Created by Celtic monks ca. 800 and widely regarded as Ireland's finest national treasure, the Book of Kells is an illuminated manuscript Gospel book in Latin, containing the four Gospels of the New Testament.

Learn fascinating facts about Kilkenny Castle thanks to our audioguide.

http://www.kilkennycastle.ie/en/

Have a go at it, audio excerpt : http://ow.ly/d/vEi

Learn about 'Black Tom' Butler upon visiting the Kilkenny Castle #ireland http://ow.ly/d/vEm

The Chinese Bedroom @ Kilkenny Castle is decorated w/ a modern reproduction of a hand-painted Chinese wallpaper http://ow.ly/d/vEt

This tour follows the route taken by the character Leopold Bloom in the eighth episode of James Joyce’s novel Ulysses. All the action of the novel takes place on a single day, Thursday 16 June 1904, and this episode is set around one o’clock when a hungry Mr Bloom is looking for somewhere to eat.

Get your audioguide at http://www.jamesjoyce.ie/

The Rebel Trail audioguide will take you back in history to the period between 1919 & 1923, to a time of great struggle in Ireland when both a War of Independence and a Civil War were changing forever the future of Ireland and in particular how the people of Mallow went about their daily lives.

The guides are being sold in Mallow Train Station, The Hibernian Hotel & Mallow Tourist Office in Mallow Town Hall.

The guide is packed with 80 minutes of stories, music and information, covering all the monuments on the Hill of Tara, enough for a great half-day’s exploring. Plus extra information on legends and landscape, what it takes to become High King of Ireland, the ceremonies and sacrifices, and other places to visit in the area. The soundtrack features dramatised extracts, and music played on replica Bronze Age instruments.

http://ingeniousireland.ie/podcast-audio-tours/hill-of-tara-podcast-tour/

Discover the wonderful city of Tournai in Belgium thanks to our audioguide: so much history, so much culture...a compelling tale beautifully interpreted by the talented Tournai comedian Bruno Coppens

http://www.tournaicoeurcathedral.eu/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=209

The Visitors' Center UCC has produced a new audiotour to showcase their beautiful campus to their visitors. No visitor will leave UCC without the opportunity of taking a historical tour.

check out @UCC_Ireland News bulletin (p31)

http://www.ucc.ie/en/mandc/publications/UCC-News-June2011.pdf

learn interesting facts about @UCC_Ireland thanks to our audioguide : http://ow.ly/d/vEK

learn about @UCC_Ireland & its connection w/ St Finbarr, Patron Saint of #Cork http://ow.ly/d/vEH

Let yourself be guided on a journey through Christ Church Cathedral, located in the former heart of medieval Dublin.

Our audioguide will help you discover the compelling history of this holy place, featuring stunning architecture
Learn about the Musicians' Corner, the Baptistery, the Quire, Trinity Chapel, the Civic Pew, The Chapel of St Edmund, the Lady Chapel, the Crypt & much more...

Have a look at "the Cat and the Rat" : one of the most notorious cathedral artefacts, famously attracting the attention of James Joyce, who wrote in Finnegans Wake ‘As stuck as that cat to that mouse in that tube of that Christchurch organ’.

Enjoy your journey through the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, a site of unique heritage, and commonly known as Christ Church Dublin.

Walk the historic Freedom Trail in the heart of Boston and discover two-and-a-half hours of compelling stories of the people who risked everything to bring about the American Revolution and establish the new country.

The Hear History audioguide allows everybody - adults and children - to listen up and go at their own pace.

http://www.thefreedomtrail.org/

The stories of 9/11 told by those who were there.
The 9/11 Tribute Center shares personal stories of 9/11 told by those who were there.
Experience the events through walking tours, historical exhibits and online.
The narrator Lee Ielpi, a retired FDNY firefighter, is the Board President of the September 11th Families Association and Co-Founder of the 9/11 Tribute Center.

http://tributewtc.org/

At Elizabeth Fort, you’ll find some of the best views of Cork. Our audioguide will take you back in time and tell you all about the fascinating history of this 17th century star-shaped fort, which was named after Queen Elizabeth 1st.
Originally built as a defensive fortification outside the city walls, the city eventually grew around the fort, which then took on various other roles, including that of a military barracks, a prison and finally a police station, which it remains today.
Learn how the Virgin Queen gave birth to a new expression : "This is all Blarney!!"
Or where the motto chosen for University College Cork ‘Where Finbarr taught – let Munster learn’ came from.

Discover one of the most important houses in Ireland and one of significance in terms of European architectural heritage thanks to the Castletown House audio guide.
'This I believe the only house in Ireland to which the term palace can be applied.' Richard Twiss, 1775

Discover the historic centre of Genoa Italy thanks to the city's new audioguide. Visit the ancient city at your pace and listen to an accurate, enjoyable and detailed story narrated by a professional guide. It will guide you through the largest historic centre in Europe, replete with curiosities and endless mysteries.

Our Spike Island audioguide will give you a unique aural experience on this historically significant island.
It is Ireland's "Alcatraz". In its time It has hosted a monastery, a fortress and a prison within its 104 acres, all of which have left their mark. It occupies a key location in the lower Cork Harbour adjacent to Cobh which is also from where it is accessed. Spike also offers panoramic views of Cork harbour which is the second largest natural harbour in the world.