Walk with the night in Dublin's fair city, which becomes more like Gotham city after dark, on this live-streamed Online Experience. Join our local tour guide as he takes you through some dark and mysterious corners of Dublin Fair City - home to famous horror writers like the notorious Bram Stoker and James Joyce. Cover every beat of Dublin's dark and bloody history through stories of the plague, revolutions and tales of opulence and despair filled with high romance, treason, gruesome murders and gang wars. 

The tour begins at the Ha'penny Bridge on the River Liffey - a beautiful and elegant bridge with a mysterious history, and passes through the famous Temple Bar area - the site of an Ancient Brothel. See the poltergeist-haunted Olympia Theatre, and the notorious and haunted Dublin Castle which was once the seat of British Colonial Rule in Ireland haunted by walking white ladies and poltergeists, Viking howlers and a Tudor Architect. 

Visit the grounds of Christchurch Cathedral, a holy site where Henry the VIIIth ordered the burning of religious relics, and where Strongbow Norman conqueror has his Tomb. Nearby is the Newgate prison, also known as the 'hell'. Visit the grounds of Christchurch Cathedral, a holy site where Henry the VIIIth ordered the burning of religious relics and where Strongbow Norman conqueror has his Tomb. Nearby is the Newgate prison, also known as the 'hell', where we will talk about the tale of lyncanthrophy of a savage man. Hear about vampires, banshees and pukas, which are second only to the human monsters who haunted the city, robbed graves and tortured innocents. Dig deeper into the world of Druids, Norse Berserkers and ancient mummies. 

The history of Dublin is alluring and intriguing to writers and musicians alike. You will also have the opportunity to gain insight into Irish history and politics, as well as learn a few words of Irish Gaelic, the original Celtic language of Ireland.