The Tower Cafe in Dublin

First time to stay here..We really liked it..Great location..staff..food..atmosphere..parking.. Nice rooms..my only complaint is Carpets in rooms..I dont like carpets..and bath tubs..too old fashioned..Walk in showers are the way to go.

A cemetery with a difference, including guided tours, a café, and souvenirs. It was still very impressive.

Really interesting place to visit. History of Ireland in Graves. Coffee is lovely, but they forgot to put out breakfast menu. There is now a part to the national botanic gardens from it as well.

Lovely tranquil and interesting

A deep review of Ireland's history of independence, especially for foreigners like us. Our guide was very enthusiastic and pleasant.

Recommend by all the family from 12 years to 50 years

Our first born is on the angels plot we visit birthday and Christmas but lately the upkeep is a disgrace they cut the grass and knock over the little teddy's bears and hearts with the babies name's on them and don't even put them back so cut any cuddley toys aswell should show some respect to the families.

Fantastic place to visit. Lots of history. Staff are so friendly, helpful & knowledgeable. It was a real pleasure to visit here today.

Any fan of history needs to visit! The individuals who rest at Glasnevin have shaped the fabric of Irish history and, in some cases, the history of many other nations. When climbing the tower, be aware of any physical limitations as the stairs already 150+ and perhaps steeper than one might think. The tours will give you the chance to hear of the deeds performed by those who now rest there. Larger gatherings should probably book in advance, but the spontaneous individual will most likely be able to buy a spot on a tour at the entrance.

I was on the tour this morning with Leixlip Women's Shed. We had a great time. Our tour guide Kate was so interesting and informative. Could have listened to her all day