I highly recommend using bus tours as you get to see all the major attractions of Dublin and can use as your transportation while staying in Dublin to avoid using Ubers if you have the time to wait for the bus stops. The attractions such as Guinness storehouse, Jameson Distillery, Dublin Castle, and Trinity College! read more

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We did the DoDublin Hop On/Hop Off bus tour over a two day period while visiting Dublin. We hopped on and off several times as we wandered around Dublin. The maps are super useful for navigating the city and the pickup and drop off spots are well located and marked, making it easy to utilize from one end of the city to the other without issue. The maps/tickets also feature several deals for local restaurants and pubs. Many of the deals are two-for-one dining, which is great! The tickets are usually good for 48 hours, so you can hop on and off as many times as you want between 9a - 5p, which is the hours they operate. The drivers make a huge impact to enjoyment. We got lucky majority of our rides, but we did get a grumpy driver which was a slight detractor from one of our trips, but the good and fun ones made it worth it. Overall, I highly recommend utilizing the hop on/hop off during your time in Dublin, at least one day. It gives you flexibility while still providing guidance and easy transport. read more

My sister and i have been on other Hop-on-hop-off tours and sightseeing tours that had recorded guides. Our tour with DoDublin was by far the best yet. Our guide, Dermot, brought the history to life with his sense of humour, jokes, and singing. This trip will be long remembered. Don't miss out. Treat yourself to fun history. read more

The Ghost Bus Tour was absolutely the best. Scary and funny and a little sad. Edgar told the scary stories as Francis the ghoul drove the bus. We had the best time!! read more

We did the Ghost bus. We had a great time on the tour. It's kind of funny and corny and doesn't take itself too seriously. What I like about ghost tours is the history and the tall tales of mischief and mayhem. It's a cool double decker bus -- the top area is closed in so you can hear and see your guide who is an actor with some scary stories as you travel to a few haunted spots. He was great! Just roll with the cheesy comedy and you will have fun. If you are looking for serious scares or lots of morbid history with a more academic approach, this isn't the tour for you. By the way, the first floor of the bus is a haunted house. There will be a jump scare as you enter. Embrace it. It's fun. read more

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This tour is amazing the drivers are so much fun. We hopped on/off and each of the drivers were just as good. The only "bad" one was at the end of the day, a female voice thst was recorded. Basic information no commentary, not fun at all. The live drivers with their banter and commentary are the best. Wished we had ended the day better. read more

I purchased the city bus tour and airport transfer combo since I had a few hours to kill before my next flight. The airport transfer to the city was comfortable and Do Dublin actually partners with Dublin Express Airport bus, so that's what I rode in. In the City after I got off Dublin Express, it was about 3 blocks to get to Stop Number 1 of 25 of the Do Dublin City tour. The tour takes about 1 hr and 45 min if you don't get off. The driver was very friendly and informative (Kyle). The bus seemed older, no air condition (didn't really need it) and no chargers/outlets on the bus. It was a very comfortable ride until I looked up and saw an adult (like big - I've only ever seen these in photos) bed bug crawling on the window. (I moved seats!) That was by stop number 4. So I got off by Stop 7 (or 8?) because that was the nearest stop to get off before getting back on the Dublin Express airport bus. I took the Dublin Express from the Pearce St station . So I spent about 15 min walking to the first bus stop and maybe 20 minutes on the actual tour bus before getting off and waiting about 40 minutes for the next Dublin Express. The tour would've definitely been enjoyable without that experience (and it was, until that experience). read more

Such a fun bus tour, Regan was a ton of fun and as I had hoped we learned some less publicized history along the way. Thank you for the great time! read more

We had such a fun night on the ghost tour bus! Regan, our guide, made it engaging and interactive. Great storytelling and some neat locations were visited, too. Highly recommend as a fun alternative for families. read more

The bus didn't show up at estimated time. +\- 10 min. You don't know when the next bus will show up at which location. We tried the interactive map however that wasn't any help. read more

We did the ghost tour and absolutely loved it. Finn was a great storyteller. It was so much fun!

We arrived jet lagged and ready to hit the ground running. Hopped on John's bus to gather as much information and layout of Dublin as we could. Had reservations for Guinness storehouse at 1130. As soon as we got in the Guinness line I realized I left my phone on the bus. We called to see if it could be found....to our amazement!!! They had it and kept it at stop 1. Unbelievable!! Such incredible employees at H-O-H-O Dublin! You all Rock!! Thank you John and crew for an amazing day!! Thoroughly enjoyed- especially your jokes and lightheartedness. Highly recommend! read more

We had a great time on this. We started with the tour of Malahide and Howth- what a fantastic day. I believe our guides name for that was Declan- and he was fabulous! I loved all the comments and history. It was a superb trip all the way around- and the tour at the castle was great as well. Malahide was much more interesting than I realized- 800 years in the same family! Part of it built in the 12th century- pretty amazing. There's a cafe, an Avoca and some other shopping opportunities there. You can also rent peddle cars as well as picnic on the extensive grounds. After Malahide we went to Howth- we had an hour and a half at the castle and an hour in Malahide. Could we have used more time? Sure- but an hour was ok. With the price of the Malahide/Howth tour we got to ride the hop on hop off bus on the same day (we were back at 4pm and just hopped right on the hop on hop off)- and THAT was great too!! Anthony was very funny and I truly enjoyed his commentary. He is also super helpful. We did the whole circuit to get a better idea of the layout of the city. But wait- there's MORE. We also were given the option to take a street tour the day following our trip- and isn't that cool? I was really very pleased with this company- definitely got value for my money and everyone was super nice. On the advice of other Yelpers- we sat downstairs so we could hear better. Also, we bought our tickets at the office- and we had a 5 dollar off coupon from some cards we found at the GPO. If you save your ticket stub you can also get 5 dollars off your next tour- if you decide to book another with this company. read more

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Highly recommend seeing Dublin from the top of a Do Dublin bus! Enjoy the "Irish Air conditioning" as you learn about Dublins past and present from their live tour guides, they also offer pre-recorded bus tours in multiple languages. We enjoyed a great afternoon with our guide Paddy who was knowledgeable and brought the Irish craic of course! read more

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Our driver, Wayne, took great care of us, giving us great directions and suggestions, interesting conversation, and a wonderful relaxing way to see Dublin after a lot of walking in the morning! read more

We purchased our tickets from a lovely young woman at the airport - better price there than if we bought in town. The tour route was fine - lots to see but we gave it one star for a couple of different reasons 1. Offensive driver/tour guide ... his jokes were obnoxious to the point of offensive .. not a lot of information given compared to the tour we did in Galway ... he was really unpleasant 2. You are required to exit the bus at the "end" of the tour even if you have only been on a few stops - then you have to queue up again to get back on the same bus and continue the tour 3. Location of stops not clear read more

Jet lag got the best of me when I arrived in Dublin because I was sitting next to a bulbous man who just wouldn't move his pudgy arm from our shared armrest. He was determined to seize ownership of it for the full duration of the flight. Since I was faced with a mother with a screaming baby on the other side of me, I was a near-zombie when I arrived early in the morning at my hotel. Staggering toward O'Connell Street, I took note of the green Dublin Hop On Hop Off Bus parked at its first stop at Cathal Brugha Street. Even though I only had large Euro bills and the young driver didn't have any change, he let me on board for free. What a lovely way to be welcomed to Ireland. The ticket price is actually € 18 for a two-day pass, which I paid when I hopped on again after my complimentary trip, and the fare is well worth it since it makes 24 stops over the course of a couple of hours. It's a family-friendly operation since they allow two kids under 14 to ride for free with each adult. Because most of Dublin's high points are centrally located around the Liffey River, this is definitely the way to cram it all if you are indeed pressed for time. Thanks to the convenience of this bus, I was able to hop off at must-stops such as Trinity College, St. Patrick's Cathedral, the Guinness Storehouse, and Kilmainham Gaol with little fuss since a bus comes around every fifteen minutes. The drivers are naturally chatty, and some manage to sing a few bars of "Molly Malone" after passing by her statue at the foot of Grafton Street. Take note the buses do stop at 5PM, so time your trips accordingly. Also be aware a lot of the museums are closed on Mondays, so don't bother hopping off those stops. The friendly driver will likely tell you that in a lilting brogue. No advance booking is necessary. read more

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Note: all my recent vacation in Ireland Yelp reviews will have the same 1st paragraph preamble, for just the review itself skip to the 2nd paragraph. On a whirlwind 2 week vacation to Ireland, the girlfriend & I tried to see & experience absolutely as much of this incredible land as we could. We did not accomplish every last activity we wished we could have on our rather ambitious itinerary. Nonetheless, we did discover a land of numerous stunning & magical wonders. We did see a land of unending natural beauty. We did learn of a land with a monumentally long history of trials, tragedies & triumphs. We did get to meet many kind, humorous, warm & generous people. Our vacation to Ireland was just 2 weeks, but that was time enough to know this is a land easy to love & a land to be sorely missed. For anyone who has never been to Dublin before, the Dublin Bus Tour is a fantastic introduction to the city & its history. Renting, driving & parking a car in Dublin can be a pain, so new in town or not, this is still a good way to get around to many of the city's attractions. Hop off & hop back on again as you like + the tickets are good for a full 24 hours. Anything missed the 1st day can still be explored the next morning. For the tour the girlfriend & I went on, the driver was absolutely hilarious with his insightful commentary. Thank you Manus for the tickets. We enjoyed the tour of your lovely city immensely. read more

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Very friendly and informative drivers/guide. Without getting off the bus one can see the sights of Dublin in 45 minutes. Hopped off at several places. Buses were farther apart in time than anticipated, but well worth it. read more

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My wife and I were never big fans of the "Hop on / Hop off" bus tours that you find in most major cities but we only had a limited time in Dublin and the "hop on/hop off" bus tour was included as part of our CIE tour package. The bus stops at all of the major hotels once each morning and takes you to a central point where you buy your tickets if you don't already have them. Then - for the rest of the day - the bus makes a continuous loop thru Dublin and you can hop-on/hop-off whenever you want. The bus DOES NOT take you back to your hotel. Whenever you're done hopping on and off, you need to make your own way back to your hotel. In our case, our hotel was a fairly easy 15-minute walk from one of the hop-off locations. The bus drivers provide a running commentary during the tour and are not only very informative about the sights but also very entertaining. We got a real kick out of listening to them. Like I said - they seem very knowledgeable and give you a lot of history of the area. I'd recommend the hop-on/hop-off tour as a way to get a good overview of the city, as a means of getting around the city and as a way to learn a lot about the city. Really enjoyable. read more

Good tours. Mary the Driver was the best. Great pointing out sites, giving history and singing Irish ballads with the bus. Outstanding!!

Would recommend using another bus tour company. We purchased a 48-hour Hop On Hop Off bus tour for the 14th and 15th of May for 4 individuals. We found a convenient pick-up location near our hotel and took the Little Museum tour before boarding the bus at St. Stephen's Green the afternoon of the 14th. We enjoyed the ride and commentary between there and the Guinness Stop where we alighted for our Guinness Tour and dinner. Upon departing Guinness around 640PM, we waited about 45 minutes before a bus finally arrived. The driver was entertaining and we enjoyed his commentary as we rode to Stop 25 (Ha'Penny Bridge), where we walked back to our Hotel. The brochure states that buses run every 10-15 minutes although we later learned that the schedule was extended to every 30 minutes. No notices were posted on the buses about the schedule change. On Sunday the 15th we went to the EPIC museum, then walked back to Stop 25 around 1PM to catch a bus so we could take the part of the tour that we missed. After waiting more than 25 minutes for a bus, we finally gave up and walked to Dublin Castle. We walked along Wellington Quay and kept an eye out for a bus coming towards Stop 25 on Ormond Quay. Never saw one. We finally saw a bus pull into Stop 11 as we arrived at the entrance off Dame Street to Dublin Castle. After Dublin Castle we elected not to catch a bus for the part of the tour we missed as it would take too long and we did not trust one to show up on a timely basis. We might have been able to use the bus to attend Evensong at St. Patrick's, although elected not to since again we could not trust a bus to show up on a timely basis. In short our experience was much less than satisfactory. We paid for two days and only were able to use one day. We would have been able to use the second day except that the service was so unreliable that we had no confidence in a bus showing up on time. read more

We purchased this hop on hop off bus tour prior to our trip to Dublin. We were able to pay in US $ thus saving fees. I usually tend to not enjoy touristy tours, but we only had a few days in Dublin so decided to do the 24 hour tour. This enables you to get off at approximately 30 different sites. The drivers are hilarious, at least several that we had were and give you a bit of history on the different stops. All the major sites are included. As our hotel was walking distance from Guinness Storehouse, this was where we ended our tour. You can catch a bus along any of the stops and get a free map. Our ticket included admission to The Little Museum which was small but quite enjoyable with a guide. Then there is a 45 min walking tour with another guide through St Stephens Green Park. This was a perfect way to see Dublin and get off wherever you want. Busses run continually until about 5 or 6pm. Drivers are friendly and give great tips on the area. read more

If you want a great way to explore the city use this tour. There are 2 different companies but, we liked this one because they have a live commentator. We've used Hop Ons in other cities so we know to always look for the one with the live commendation. The one we had was a barrel of laughs and he also sang as he told stories. They give you a very good trip around town, out to Phoenix park and back to downtown for shopping. Make sure you get one of their maps as it shows all the stops, Trinity College, Guinness, Jamison, etc. The total tour takes about 1 1/2 hours. read more

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Don't feel like renting a car but still want to see Ireland or even downtown Dublin? The Dublin Bus Tour is the best way to do these things and it's not just for tourists, plenty of locals do it too. It's a lot of fun and a great way to learn some things about Ireland or just for sightseeing. What blew me away to start was the cost, every thing (at least to me) was reasonably priced. The second was how great the drivers / tour givers were. They were extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and a ton of laughs. Everything was quick and easy. Go into their office grab a ticket, hop on the bus and go. I also appreciated the variety of tours. For someone who has never been to Ireland this is a great way to see it. We went on two and couldn't have been happier. Dublin Hop On -Hop Off -Basically you can get on and off the bus to explore and experience the history and culture of Dublin at your leisure. They visit all the main Dublin attractions along our route and is the quickest way to see it all. Walking Tour /HopOn/Off Bus -Pat Liddy's multi-award-winning Walking Tours of Dublin, 2 1/2 hour memorable walk around the side streets of Dublin to see the intriguing hidden quarters of Dublin. River Tour -Enjoy a relaxing and entertaining sight-seeing cruise through the heart of Dublin. Get an insight into the history of Dublin City and of the River Liffey in particular, from the first arrival of the Vikings 1000 years ago, to the rapid development of the city. 45min Ghost Bus Tour -See where Bram Stroker invented Dracula. Stop at the College of Physicians to recreate the strange activities of Dr. Clossy, whose spirit is still seen walking the corridors carrying a bucket of human entrails. Visit the site where Walking Gallows, the notorious judge, jury and hangman dispatched his victims in a most gruesome fashion. 2 hours 15 min. North Coast & Castle -So much fun, I highly recommend!! You take northern coastline seeing all the northern beauty before visiting stately Malahide Castle sitting on 250 acres of parkland and gardens. Continuing through the heritage town of Malahide, and the magnificent coastal scenery to the picturesque fishing village of Howth. Seeing the Dublin Bay set against a backdrop of the Dublin and Wicklow mountains, the view is truly amazing! South Coast & Gardens -I highly recommend this one too! Also taking a short trip down the beautiful southern coast line till heading inland to climb the gorgeous Wicklow Mountains, through the enchanting old-world village of Enniskerry to Powerscourt House & Gardens. The estate, in its spectacular mountain setting, is among the finest in Europe. They give you time to eat and explore the grounds. Italian, Japanese, and English inspired, I can't even describe how cool the gardens were. read more

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Was it cheesy? Ohmigod you bet. Was it a good way to see the city? Not at all, there were curtains involved. Would it be a pretty stellar time if totally drunk and with a big group? You bet. The late daylight hours and soberness of my crew weren't giving the tour any favors, but that being said I really don't think I'd recommend it. Our guide was 90% lame and the other 10% didn't come till the end of the tour when we were leaving early to hit up a pub. Come with little kids or the severely intoxicated around Halloween for a decent couple hours, but otherwise I'd avoid. read more

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If I could, I'd seriously give this tour no stars! I thought it was horrible. It was neither scary nor funny! First off, when we got on the bus, they were playing Paramore. I don't know if this was supposed to scare us, but I felt like I was trapped in a Hot Topic store! The "scary" stops the bus made were just plain stupid. They took us to a small graveyard in a residential area where the tour had already planted some cheap, tacky props. Next, we went to a church and were told to take some pictures on our camera to see "paranormal activity" in the form of fuzzy bubbles of light and ghostly images. No paranormal activity in my pictures, just used needles and condoms. Gross!! Going to a sketchy church laden with used drug paraphernalia was probably scarier than the tour itself. To top it all off, the tour guide told the worst tales in an even further attempt to scare us. He made us close our eyes and then proceeded to squirt us with his sports drink, which left a sticky film on our skin. Needless to say, this was the biggest waste of money. I was thoroughly disappointed. read more

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Best way to get around all the essential sights of Dublin period! http://www.dublinsightseeing.ie/ #DublinBus read more

I went on this tour with three of my cousins last November and we all thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. I feel terrible that I cannot remember the name of our tour guide, but he was just the right amount of dramatic and entertaining and he kept us all enthralled with his stories. I especially enjoyed the time we spent in the crypt of Christ Church Cathedral as well as the graveyard tour (in the rain, no less). It was just the right amount of spooky and informative and I certainly felt we got our money's worth. I don't honestly know what the one-star reviewers were expecting, a seance? Oh, and if you are looking for a general sightseeing tour of Dublin, for goodness sake go on a standard bus tour that operates during daylight hours! This is more of a mobile theatre with audience participation. Oh, and the bus is super creepy inside. Bonus points for that! (Those dolls!!!) read more

The Dublin Bus Tour, where you can hop on and hop off at several different locations, is the best way to discover the city. When I first came to Dublin, I went on one of these tours and I didn't regret the 13 Euro I spent. The bus stops at all the main tourist attractions: The Guinness Storehouse, the zoo, Trinity College, etc. The tour is designed to teach you about the history and culture of the city. When you purchase a ticket, you get a complimentary map and discounts at certain attractions. Another great thing about it is the live English commentary. The people who work on this bus have great knowledge and wisdom to impart. Obviously, they're quite friendly as well, being in the tourism industry and all. I would suggest leaving them a tip at the end of your tour. read more

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Had a great tour from John. He knows his trade! If you don't get on at the beginning we found it very hard to find the stops as the map was average for this. Good way to get a feel for the city outside the extremely walkable areas. read more

We bought tickets, which were good for 2 days, and used the bus to hear a lot of history about Dublin, as well as to get from site to site. We experienced several drivers, all of whom were knowledgeable, but Ciaran was a standout. He was our last driver before we left Dublin, and we took him from Guinness Storehouse through to the end of the line. Very entertaining and informative! This bus tour was worth every penny! Visited August 2014 read more

Very fine tour of Dublin with great drivers, we took the tour yesterday (saturday) and had Paul picked us up twice, Paul is a good humored and funny guy, we enjoyed him and the tour and stories immensely, and highly recommend this tour if you are doing Dublin. 6 stars ! read more

Lot's of fun. Got some serious orb pix at the 40 stairs. Couldn't believe my eyes. Deborah read more

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I was fortunate enough to take one of these tours recently, in essence it enhanced our entire holiday to the point where i felt compelled to write this review. We took the Glendalough & Powerscourt tour with DoDublin, our tour guide Micheal Kelly was nothing short of amazing, his knowledge of his country is to be admired and he clearly loves his job!! We had a wonderful relaxing yet informative day with a true gent. I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Ireland and can only say if they could bottle this tour guides enthusiasm and genuine spirit The country would never be short of a very sort after commodity. Thank You Micheal from 2 very impressed Mancunians!! read more

I highly recommend this tour, It provides a high overview of all most see sites. I took the tour with Lisa. She has to be the most friendliest and knowable tour guide I have ever experienced. She knew all the history behind the historical sites and even the no so historical sites. read more

Boo! God I'm funny. So apparently there is something wrong with me as I am going against the tide of popularity with this tour. I really thought it was awful value for money. An amateur cheesy tour that could be so much better. All is needed is a bit more imagination and props that don't come from the euro value shop. At one point when we went in a grave a furry head of a gorilla swung 'scarily' down from the archway... It was a rather pathetic sight. I got sick of them telling us to take pictures of nothing so that we could see the 'globes'. Please give me a break. Admittedly there was tourists that got really into it and then there was tourists and locals like me who just frowned in disbelief at getting ripped off. To be fair, the tour guide had moments where he held my attention, that was when he shunned the cheesy slap schtick comedy and was serious but those moments were few and far between. I thought that because I did it during the height of summer maybe the bright evening took away from the fright... Apparently not, as other friends have done it in the winter and reported the same disappointment... But again it seems like I am an oddity compared to all the 5 star reviews. read more

Tip: 10% off if you get your tickets online. It's a great bus to jump on when you first arrive in Dublin as a way to get around to the major tourist destinations. We were actually thinking about getting one of the Dublin passes, but opted for this as a slower, more mellow way to see the attractions. With all the traveling that I have done, I have actually been quite resistant to the hop on hop off buses. They just seemed too touristy for me. That said, now having gone onto them, I find them perfect in certain situations. It's ideal for people that don't want to walk or bike the whole way around, for reasons for weather, or if they are less mobile. For example, if you are with lots of children, or have walking problems, or if you only brought stilettos to walk around. Our driver, who's name was Pat, of course, was a very nice fellow and seemed like a nice guy to have a drink with. He gave the live tour via speakers in the system, a humorous script sprinkled with Dublin history. read more

My ma came to visit so I took her on the Ghost Bus Tour for a laugh a little lesson on some local haunted history. Our tour guide was absolutely hilarious... best laugh was when he thought we were on Dame Street but had us open the windows and we were stuck in traffic on the O'Connell bridge and he made a crack about the terrifying traffic in the city (maybe you had to be there), as well he took the piss out of some very reactive girls the whole time. With stories of resurrectors bringing bodies to the College of Surgeons and going to St Kevin's graveyard and St Patricks, the tour ends at the haunted steps which is a creepy part of the tour. Very entertaining, I would even do it again if I was looking for a laugh one night. read more

The only problem with this tour is how long it took me to review it. We went on the day AFTER Halloween, because it was booked for that evening, so we had to settle for the Sunday evening tour. This was a great tour with good atmosphere and fun stories about the various ghosts and goblins of Dublin's city, and it wasn't overly dramatized, like another tour I took that weekend. The guide was very knowledgable, and the audience was fully engaged the whole time, with audience-participation activities like the name-that-tune for horror movie soundtracks. The bus is tricked out with black black-out curtains and just enough haunted-house decor to do the trick without being too over the top, and the guide, suitable dressed in basic black, did a good job of telling the stories about the area, and was particularly good while taking us off the bus at St. Kevin's park (Complete with the haunted ruins of a chapel) and teaching us body snatching techniques. We were also off the bus near the end at the 40 Steps just inside the old city walls where we looked for the ghost of Darkie Kelly searching for her lost child. Lots of opportunities to take pictures, look for scary images, and ask questions. There was a suitable level of campiness, with a staffer letting out a blood curdling scream while hiding just out of sight at St. Kevins, and a costumed Darkie Kelly moving through the crowd at the 40 Steps. But I didn't feel it was over done, in fact, it was just clever enough to put a litle edge on the night. At one point in St. Kevins, my wife said to me "I know who screamed, but what's over THERE?!?!", pointing at a mysterious shadow that neither of us cared to investigate, then we hustled to form back up with the group. The bus could have done with an upgrade to the speakers for the soundsystem, there was a fairly tinny hiss the whole time the guide was talking and the remote controlled Ipod that provided the soundtrack could have been a little smoother in changing from track to track, but that's about all I would change about the experience. Bottom line: if you like ghost stories and don't mind a little camp, this is a must-do while you're in Dublin. Also, if you have several options for ghostly tour bus experiences, this is the best value for the money. read more