This is a must. Tour guides are supper funny. Describe where they are going and all you do is sit back and enjoy the view. Well worth the money. read more

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Paddy wagon Tours + our guide, Cash, made our trip exceptional! The whole group truly enjoyed our experience, from Cashs great sense of humor and patience with a large group, to throwing in amazing surprise stops and making sure we received the best bang for our buck ! We were in fantastic hands. 10/10 would book with them again! read more

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Great tour to Giant's Causeway. Bus was very comfortable and made stops for food and restroom break. Gerry was a great tour guide giving history while enroute. read more

We did the Kerry day tour from Dublin. Gerry was a great guide! He gave us a nice history of the area and always made it clear when and where to be back at the bus. The views were stunning, and we opted for a carriage ride which was worth the extra €14 each. If you choose to do the carriage ride, ask for Eric, he's hilarious and very knowledgeable. We also got a couple of extra "relief" breaks. read more

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Ian was an incredible tour guide and overall person. Thank you for making our trip AMAZING!

We just finished a private tour around Ireland. Our driver Cash went over and above. His knowledge of Ireland, friendliness, quick wit and humorous blarney made our week so much better than anticipated. He kept us moving and on schedule so we were able to see it all. It was like herding cats for him at times, bless him. He was also able to tweak our planned itinerary so we could add more stops and sites than we had ever thought possible. He was good at reading our tour group and suggested some things that he thought we may enjoy. Who better than someone local to ask for tips on what to see. I would highly recommend taking a Paddy wagon tour and ask for Cash 10 stars read more

T Terrible they overbooked the tour then made it impossible to get a refund that day. Horrible experience, staff unable to do the right thing! read more

You can't give 0 stars, but that's what they deserve. Terrible customer service experience in an otherwise lovely country with wonderful people. Booked Giant's Causeway tickets day prior on their website. I was to wait in front of Discover Ireland tourist office adjacent to Savoy theater which I found without issue. Arrived around 0700. Waited, waited, and waited some more. Watched 3 buses load for Cliffs of Moher and finally left after another bus showed for Belfast around 0820 hrs. Standing near the road under a tree eating or waiting against building the entire time and was among the first people to show up at said office. I saw a couple and a family of 4 that boarded Cliffs of Moher buses. Other tour company operators pulled up and mentioned that Paddy Wagon tours are often late. Walked to Paddy's Palace with another customer who was told she missed the bus as well. Impossible. Pretty hard to miss this bus as it looks like they go north on O'connell in front of GPO and spire, turn back somehow and make a left back on southbound O'connell from Cathal Brugha before making a final stop at Paddy's palace to the east. Asked for a refund and they said no, however would book me again or on another trip. Not going to work for me since I fly out in the morning. If you're looking for something to do, go to any pub and see what's the craic or do a whiskey tasting so you can get something for your hard earned money. I'd avoid Paddywagon tours altogether. Worst €65 ever spent!!! In summary to Paddy: Pog mo thoin! read more

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9 of us did the tour from Dublin to the Giants Causeway to Belfast. Frank was our driver and he was awesome!! It was such an amazing and fun time. We had a group from different parts of North America. Boston, MA, Houston,Texas, different parts of Florida, and Quebec, Canada We all enjoyed it and highly recommend it!! But a shout out to Frank who was super amazing!! read more

Experienced all the beauty of the Emerald island in the comfort of personalized tour for our family of 15. What a fantastic way to explore and enjoy without the worry of having to navigate itineraries and driving those narrow country roads. Our driver, Dan the man, as our 4 yr old grandson called him, was such a bonus to our trip. He was like extended family and made sure we had everything we needed for a safe and fun trip. Always punctual and accommodating when we wanted to go "off book", made the 7 days together fly by. He was a true professional with the warm hospitality and personality the Irish are known for. Can't recommend this company and Dan enough. Well worth the investment. read more

If you are staying in Dublin and are limited on time, then I highly suggest taking a Paddywagon tour. You can see so much in just one day with very limited planning (and zero driving). I mean, I'm sure it'd be fun to rent a car and aimlessly drive through the Irish countryside. But if you want to leave it to the locals, and see the sights as quickly and efficiently as possible (with once again, not having to drive on your own) then a Paddywagon tour is 100% the way to go. The bus makes a few convenient pick-up stops around downtown Dublin, and by 8 am they have you on your merry way. The tour is pretty looooong and you don't get back til around 8pm. But, the day was so fun that it literally flew by. And although it takes 4 hours to hop to the other side of the country, you make plenty of stops along the way. We opted to take the Cliffs of Moher tour. Next time I'm in Ireland I'd love to see the Dark Hedges, but this seemed like the best option for my first trip. The tour was around 40 euro, and in my opinion totally worth every penny. As we drove down the Atlantic coast we stopped at various fishing towns and look out points, had a tasty and authentic lunch in Galway and got to listen to our hilarious tour guide (wish I remembered his name) sing Irish folklore and crack jokes. When we finally arrived at our main destination (the Cliffs) we got to stay for 2 hours, which allowed plenty of time to see everything. On the way back we were pretty beat, but still made time to stop at Ireland's first pub for a cold Guinness. Although it's a full day excursion, you are still back by 8 pm, just in time for a night out on the town in Dublin. I'm not usually a fan of guided tours, but I have zero regrets about taking this one. There is so much to see and do in Ireland, so if you have limited time like I did then a tour is really the play. read more

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My friends and I (3 women) booked the 4 day south of Ireland tour. Overall great tour for my first time in Ireland. Both our drivers/tour guides were amazing. A lot of great stories and information. They provide a lot of extra activities to choose from for an extra cost. We had B&B accommodations like the majority of our group. All the accommodations were comfortable and we felt safe. Keep in mind- there is a lot of driving involved and only have a certain amount of time at every stop. If I could do it again I would book the six day tour. For the cost it's great value for all you will do and see. read more

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I came upon Paddywagon Tours quite by accident as I booked at the last minute a one-day tour from Dublin to Northern Ireland with a competitor. It turned out that their bus departure time was too early for me to consider since my hotel was way in the southern suburbs in Kilmacud. So faith and begorrah, I canceled my reservation and booked on Paddywagon. Worked out fine as it was still a full-day tour that left Dublin at 7:30AM. A long drive, at least 3 hours to get to Belfast and another hour and a half to get to the first stop. Despite the expectation that we would have an hour to wander through Belfast, we buzzed right through the city only making a quick stop to pick up more passengers. Darren was our driver guide, and he was a well-meaning albeit rather high-strung type who pushed on the brakes quite aggressively at times. We finally made it to the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge (see photo), but he failed to tell us how long it took to hike to the bridge from the parking lot. Having landed my butt on a slippery hillside of mud, I found myself speed-walking back to make it onto the bus just in time, but a few others were not so lucky and consequently reprimanded for their tardiness. We finally made our way to the primary destination, the truly unique Giant's Causeway (see photo), where we were given ample time to admire the 40,000 basalt columns and then eat and have a pint at the Nook, a friendly pub right outside the entrance. This time, there was enough time to pace yourself to get back to the bus on time. Our last stop was at the impressive Titanic Belfast, a modern, interactive exhibit focused on, you guessed it, the Titanic, where it was originally built (see photo). We weren't given enough time to see the exhibit, just enough to browse the gift shop, a shame since none of us were likely to be back any time soon. Good thing I hate that movie. As Darren was hurriedly rushing out of Belfast back to Dublin, I was thinking it was a shame we couldn't have squeezed just a half-hour to see a bit of what looks to be an fascinating city that contains a powerful history of religious strife and nationalist politics. Oh well. The tour costs € 60, but in hindsight, I probably should have made room for an overnight booking to avoid the rush. read more

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We took two tours in Ireland in September, 2024. The first, Ring of Kerry, was wonderful. Our guide/driver, Paul, had many historical, interesting and humorous stories and anecdotes. The second tour, Cliffs of Moher from Cork, did not in any way live up to this sentence on the Paddywagon website's description: " Our professional guides are highly trained, proudly patriotic with a vast knowledge of Irish history, culture and folklore." Our guide/driver was a good driver and we have no complaint with him as a driver nor as a pleasant person. However, he is Croatian, and in our opinion, not entirely proficient in English. Therefore, he provided no narration and indeed, spoke very little, only giving us times to return to the bus and perhaps one or two short comments along the way. We stopped only at the Cliffs of Moher, for lunch, and for about 20 minutes at a shopping area. We traveled silently through beautiful areas with no description or even the announcement of where we were. We came close to the beautiful coast but did not stop or have any statement of what we could see out the windows. We feel this tour did not come close to being worth the more than 150E we paid. We find the fault lies with Paddywagon Tours for not providing what they promised. read more

Overall, I enjoyed my experience on this tour. However, when I first arrived to the meeting location, I didn't appreciate having to walk through the smoke of the driver's cigarette to get checked in. If Rory wants to smoke, that's fine. But it's not professional, and extremely disrespectful, to smoke while greeting passengers. Also, I didn't like at all how Rory expressed his sincerest vitriol for the Temple Bar district. In fact, he may have said something along the lines of Temple Bar being "the devil," or something akin to that. His issue seemed to be the high prices for beer in the area. Rory must know that tourists like to do touristy things, like take bus tours and go to touristy areas, like Temple Bar. After spending a large amount of money to travel to Ireland, what is a few more dollars for a Guinness in the Temple Bar area? In fact, I was staying in the Temple Bar area at the time due to it's close proximity to the meet up locations for the several bus tours I signed up for months before arriving to Dublin. While I am not a drinker, I loved staying in the Temple Bar area and would stay there in a heartbeat if I returned to the area (which I would love to do). So, I really didn't appreciate Rory's nastiness toward Temple Bar. And his negative comments about Temple Bar, which he made more than once, are hypocritical since he dropped the passengers off in the Temple Bar area once the tour was over. When people travel, we naturally try to save money but sometimes we don't mind paying a little extra to walk around and enjoy a meal or drink in a touristy area. I also didn't like Rory's timekeeping. When we approached Blarney Castle (which I highly recommend; you don't have to kiss the Blarney Stone to appreciate the amazing gardens on the property), he started our 1-1/2 hours at the location 10 minutes before we got off the bus! What? At least start the time once we park. I could have easily used another 1/2 hour in Cork. I felt rushed. I was rushed. After parking about 15 minutes away from what seemed to be a popular shopping area in Cork, I wolfed down my lunch, walked around just a bit, and had to rush back to the bus. I understood from listening to Rory that traffic can be an issue and he wanted to head back North before traffic became an issue. Understandable, but I still felt rushed. I can still recommend this tour. And, aside from the smoke and negative comments about Temple Bar, Rory was still a good tour guide. read more

Need to know tips : 1. Save 10% by checking in with Yelp , then buy the tickets the next day. 2. Wifi does not work, so save your data for emergencies 3. Sit on the drivers side when traveling to the cliffs , way better views 4. The food place is cafeteria style. You wait in line order and lunch ladies bloop it down , then you pay. Our guide was Joel or Joe. The trip was decent but the cliffs in general are not that spectacular as you think , it's pretty much the Grand Canyon of Ireland. read more

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Not sure if it was because we only booked one of the half day tours but the bus they put us on was very outdated. It wasn't even branded like their other vehicles. The door was broken and had to be manually opened and the seats were super tight. Luckily, the tour was not full so we were able to spread out. We took the half day tour to Wicklow. They stopped off at the Guiness Lake for a few pictures and the driver was gracious enough to take group pictures for us. Then he dropped us off at Glendalough. He actually gave very good directions for us to walk and see all of the sites. So I do give credit to the tour guide, just the transportation needs some updating, even on the the cheaper/shorter tours. read more

Five stars all the way!!! If you're in Dublin, well this tour bus is a must! My husband and I (mostly my husband) did a lot of research prior to going to Dublin and then even more once we landed grabbing all the flyers and brochures that we could. We needed up booking our first tour to The Cliffs Moher with Paddywagon. It was a fabulous day packed full of beautiful sites and castles and stories from the witty tour guide. Val! He's amazing. Not that this beautiful country side would be bad, but he really makes the tour fun. It's a long day full of stops and sites with a bunch of strangers. He makes you comfortable and the time flys by. So of course I booked another two tours.... with the luck of the Irish we got him for our second tour as well. Giants Causeway. A-maze-zing! Again, beautiful sites of the lush and green countryside and a full day of crack aka fun! Our third tour was to Kilkenny and Hollywood. Ps I love you bridge and various other blockbuster movies were filmed here. This tour was nice, still of course beautiful. But was only two stops and just a long bus ride looking at the lush and green countryside. This was our shortest tour as well, back in Dublin by 6 while the other two tours had us back in Dublin by 8:30. My husband and I HIGHLY recommend this tour bus and if you have Irish luck maybe you will be blessed with Val..... if you do tell him the Boston couple Shauna and Carl say hello! * Hint * book online and you save 5 Eros and check in and save another 10% Cheers! read more

If I could give 0 stars I would! Disgusting, inhumane company that is just trying to steal money from people. My flight was cancelled due to the corona virus so I cannot even get into the country at all and they refuse to give me a refund and just keep on saying that they have their policy and I can refer to that...Like i understand that there is a policy, but its not like I bailed on the trip. Your whole fucking country is closed down and I cannot even get there. The man on the phone literally said we have received hundreds of calls from people that need to cancel because they cant get into the country and they have refused them all. In my opinion why would u even tell me that? like what kind of disgusting company would brag about taking away hundreds of peoples money? Even when I eventually go back to Ireland there is no way I would book with such people. read more

Maybe we are inexperienced, but Paddy Wagon was the first time we have ever taken day trips from a home base while traveling. During our four day stay in Dublin, two days were spent in the company of the Paddy Wagon, and we couldn't have been more pleased. I don't know how their services match up to other day trips around the world, only that I was dreading sitting on a bus for more than twelve hours each day and was very pleasantly surprised that it was not the terrible, mind-numbing day I expected it to be! We took two tours with Paddy Wagon- Blarney Castle and Cliffs of Moher. Both kissing the Blarney Stone and seeing the brutal beauty of Cliffs of Moher should be on everyone's lifetime bucket list. If that's all that happened on the two separate tours we took, that and that alone, I'd have been bored on the bus but pleased as punch otherwise. However, to my surprise and delight, the tour was so much more! Our first tour to the Blarney Stone was with a giggly old man named Tom. Now, Tom himself isn't a talker, but he's friendly and has this grandpa edge to him that will tease you from time to time. The actual tour itself is very well thought out, and by that I mean they make frequent "comfort" stops that prevent your ass from growing numb and your brain growing even number sitting on the bus too long. Included in each itinerary is also at least one other relevant and cool place to visit that isn't just a coffee stop- for Blarney, it was a trip to an old castle ruin as well as a quick romp with Cork. It was just enough to taste these other experiences and I can tell you for certain, Cork is a place I would visit again for longer! There are no words for Blarney itself... it's so much more than a stone. So very much more. More than I ever imagined. That's for another review though... Our Cliffs of Moher tour was headed up by Frank, yet another old weathered man but one who comes with a voice box that just doesn't quit! Frank delivered so much history on our tour that I was able to contribute to the conversation two nights later when discussing haunted Irish history on another tour! He was an absolute gem. If you can get Frank as your driver, please do. If you're a snob that just wants stoic silence and to nap your way there and back, find someone (or something) else. Of course, I'm thinking of the older couple in front of us who were clearly too cool to listen to Frank talk, even though he was taking the time to explain the Troubles, the IRA, the Unionists and the Nationalists and why 1922 was a big deal and the peace treaty and the Catholics and... Thank you, Frank. Because of you, I finally felt like I got a crash course in Irish history and left feeling filled up. The Cliffs themselves have a brutal beauty about them. Wind lashes your face, the shores crash loudly at the base and you are humbled by the greatness of such a natural, unapologetic beauty. But again, that's a review for the Cliffs, not for Paddy Wagon. Of course, the comfort stops were included (along with an Irish coffee we picked up at Franks suggestion at our second stop) along with the other ruins. As I said, maybe all day trips are like this and I'm just too inexperienced with them to know any better, maybe all the extra little cool stops and attractions are the norm. Maybe they aren't. Either way, I really feel like we got the value for our money, our drivers were true Irish men, and the experience was more than pleasant punctuated with actual life-changing experiences. read more

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Had a chance to take two tours with Paddy Wagon this week. Enjoyed both thoroughly! Our guide for Galway and Cliffs of Moher guide, Jackie, was great. So friendly and attentive, we had a thoroughly entertaining time the whole day. My guide for Wicklow and Kilkenny, Richard, was also fantastic. Years of experience and knowledge made for an extremely informative and eventful trip. I can't say enough about this tour company. Reasonable prices and good times aplenty. read more

To be completely honest, this was the worst experience I have ever had on an organized tour and it doesn't even deserve one-star. My family in Ireland had recommended Paddywagon to us so that we could be with other energetic travelers and they are now regretting this after hearing each day what was happening. We spent a lot of money for this 8-day tour (July 22-29, 2023) and it was beyond disappointing all-around and my family (there in Dublin and Waterford Counties) are just utterly shocked at how this tour went for my sister and I as Paddywagon has been around for years and they thought we would have a good experience. I will include commentary from my sister, but I want to point out that I did email Paddywagon during the tour (twice) and I never got a response back yet they were quick to respond to me prior to me booking the 8-day tour. Lowlights: Itinerary was changed and we got very few stops as the driver determined they were not worth going to and/or there was no time to stop for them and we spent 6-8 hours just sitting on a bus; absolutely no commentary on the history/sites from a very sick Driver who was coughing and sneezing and for which I had to provide him with cough drops and purchase more for him until he finally went into a pharmacy to get medication; had to endure and cater to a sick child on the tour bus for which we had to make a detour to a pharmacy for and almost had to take another detour to take her to a hospital - why, would Paddywagon allow a sick driver and a sick passenger to continue on the tour putting other passengers at risk; the WiFi only worked sporadically for the first 3 days of the tour and then after that never worked again; a couple of the accommodations were beyond horrible - dirty/filthy and I have photos to show the state of the bedding; the driver allowed a couple of the 6-day tour passengers to stay on the tour and even took a side-trip to pick up one of the 6-day passengers friends and allow them to tour around with the 8-day tour passengers. Just a complete disappointment all around and my family in Ireland and I will never recommend a Paddywagon tour to anyone ever again after this experience and unprofessionalism by the Driver. From my sister who had never been to Ireland: "This was my first trip to Ireland. I was so excited to take the 8-day tour. The itinerary covered all of the key places I had heard of. I was greatly looking forward to seeing all of the beautiful landscapes and towns, learning of the history along the way. However, the tour did not go as planned nor did it cover all of the sites it claimed it would. I did see lots of beautiful countryside, and some of the listed stops. However first we were rerouted across southern Ireland. This caused much more driving time and less time at the stops we were meant to have. Many of the places we were supposed to see we were not able to. Our tour guide, John... though a nice man, did not have knowledge of most of the places we went. All he talked about were places to eat. I had to tell him multiple times that we didn't come to Ireland for the food, we came to see the country. He was just a driver with a horrible cold, and not what you assume you're getting when taking a tour. So many of our assigned stops were not made, yet he did add on a couple other stops, which were nice, however, that was additional money we had to pay to view what he took us to. For example, he decided to take us to Bunratty Castle right before it was getting ready to close up for the nightly dinner show and we had to pay the entrance fee ourselves (not included in the tour) and then be told we had to hurry up as we only had 10 minutes before the castle would close for the nightly dinner. Most towns and sites we visited we were given an hour or one hour and a half at the most; which meant we were hurried along and barely enough time to even see anything (this included trying to get something to eat for lunch). So many of our scheduled stops he didn't make claiming we would not see anything anyways because of the rain. We missed the entire area of the Rings of Kerry, Molly Gap, Ladies View, Leprechaun Crossing, Killarney National Park and the lakes of Killarney, and Strandhill. We were taken only to Torc Waterfall. After visiting the Cliffs of Moher he was going to bypass the Burren completely. First, he claimed due to the rain he would not stop at the Burren as there wasn't anything to see. I finally pointed out that it's Ireland, it rains and why was it listed on our tour if this was an area not worth seeing. So he then relented as I was so upset and threw a fit on the bus, so he pulled over to the side of the road next to the Burren and allowed my sister and I to go out for a very short walk on the lunar landscape. Though we were not permitted enough time to see the underground rivers and waterfalls of the Burren as he refused to stop again. He wanted to quickly get up to Galway is what he kept saying over and over, I assumed ... read more

We had the BEST DAY EVER with Alex and Paddywagon on our Blarney Castle excursion! Alex kept us all entertained on the driving legs of the trip and provided great recommendations for when we were exploring on our own. I learned and laughed a lot and had a truly memorable day. I can't thank Alex enough!! Highly highly highly recommend!!! read more

9/27/19 Cliffs of Moher 12 hour tour. Be on time! The tour was set to start at 0845 and we left right on time (which is a good thing to make the most of the tour time). Our driver was Jack (who was hilarious, energetic and made the tour a great experience). Jack made sure we spent the most time as possible at all our attraction stops. Jack provided very good recommendations at each attraction. The drive from Dublin to The Cliffs of Moher is approximately 3 hours so Jack made sure to keep us entertained with great stories and pointed out all the interesting sights and landmarks on the way. read more

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JACKIE IS THE BEST! We had the best time with Jackie who taught us a lot about Ireland and drove us from Dublin to Northern Ireland (Belfast, Portrush, etc.) Jackie actually made our trip! Would highly recommend Jackie and Paddywagon Tours read more

We took a bus from Dublin to Giants Causeway, stopping at Belfast and Carrick-a-Rede Along the way. Carrick-a-Rede and the rope bridge were amazing. By far my favorite part of Ireland so far, better views then Giants Causeway in my opinion. Our driver was safe and a great host. He had some good tips and history, and of course some laughs. My only real complaint was I felt a little rushed. It was very emphasized that the bus would leave if we weren't ready by the time he told us to be back. I felt I could have used an extra half hour or so at every stop. With that said, it's a great value and you see so much I can't complain to much. I would recommend to anyone trying to see as much of the country as they can. read more

My husband and I booked the 6 day tour of Southern Ireland. The sights were awesome but we spent way too much time on the bus. Our driver was very good but not a tour guide. He did not follow the itinerary that was on the Paddy Wagon website and seemed to have his own agenda. Would have liked to have more time at most locations. Overall disappointed. read more

We took the bus tour to cliffs of moher from Dublin. The driver was entertaining and The cliffs were beautiful. The bus ride was terrible!!! Extremely small cramped seats (and I am only 5'1")!!! I would recommend something more comfortable since it's a 3 hour trip each way. read more

This was the best tour experience I've ever had. Our guide, Val O'Brien, is basically the best of Ireland in one package! He was hilarious, talented (he can sing really well), knowledgeable, and an excellent people person! We had a tour of about 40 people and somehow he made everyone on the bus feel special and included us in some of the historical stories. For example, my husband got to be our Irish "chieftain" for our bus "village" during the tour and that was fun. The bus was clean and very nice, with comfortable seats and plenty of space. It was easy to book online and honestly, the price was exceptional for the value. We got to see two castles and the Cliffs of Moher for about $55 each. That was such a great deal. We stopped at this incredible pub near the cliffs and got the best food we had the whole week. It was very fairly priced. The only "negative" thing I could say is that some of the stops did seem a little fast (the first castle stop was only 20 minutes), but I was glad to see all that we did! It's hard to pack that much into a 12-hr day, but somehow we did. I hope Val O'Brien is paid a pot of gold for his work at that company because he really made the whole experience amazing. read more

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Good 6 day tour around Ireland led by our wonderful driver, Dan. Driver was very engaging and did an excellent job navigating some tight roads - especially near Dingle. I would have given 5 stars for the tour except for some logistical disorganization. The website said to meet at Paddy's Palace in Dublin and that place no longer exists at the address provided. Also, no daily itinerary was provided so there were many unknowns regarding day to day travel. Many times the bus would pass by prominent landscape features and castles from too far of a distance or too quickly to adequately appreciate or take a photo of. On the plus side, the tour covered a large swath of Ireland in six days which gave a nice overview of the Emerald Isle. read more

Our tour guide was just great Richard O'Brien was the best funny, knowledgeable and made the day. Now the bus we had was another story it leaked rain. Defroster on the front windows were not working good and had no side mirror for the driver was not that safe. Not sure why 35 people were on that bus with all these problems. I am sure most people will never have this kind of bus other tours we took were great. read more

Our Driver "Cash" was the BEST!!!!!! He was the icing on the cake making our tour through Ireland truly the Dream Vacation. He has the best Dr.Evil Impression Lol read more

We loved the paddy wagon tour we did a one day tour then did a 4 day and 3 night tour both are tours was done with our guide Alex he was fabulous very helpful very nice only thing I would change was the second night B and B stop very small town not even a gas station or a drugstore really to get anything you needed was not Alex fault but I wish we would have stay 30 minutes down the road in a bigger city other than that I would highly recommend and definitely ask for Alex on your chores read more

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I really enjoyed the two tours I did with this company. I did the cliffs of Moher and Galway along with the Giant Causeway tour. Shoutout to Darren for being a hilarious guide, really added to the experience. My only recommendation is extending the time spent in both Belfast and Galway for each tour. read more

Cliffs of Moher from Limerick is a MUST DO! Early start, all day evolution, includes authentic Irish Pub lunch and the cliffs. The driver was funny and engaging and knowledgeable of the country and facts. Plenty of time at the cliffs and easy drive back to Limrick afterwards. read more

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Had a great Giant's Causeway, Dark Hedges, and rope bridge tour. Driver gave us decent background and had the ability to keep us on schedule. There was a bit of confusion about the pickup place in Belfast. Fortunately someone thought to look around the corner. The stop for lunch was at an excellent tavern, Fullerton Inn, and time was saved by dropping off our food choices before lunch. One of the Games of Throne doors was on loan to the tavern. Bus was clean and temperature was even. read more

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Took the Paddy Wagon tour to Giants of Causeway and Belfast. Driver was "Jacky". First, the tour is wonderful, the driver not so much. He was dressed like a complete slob, shirt untucked, pants that were more like mowing your lawn shorts, unshaven and unkept. The most of obnoxious and offensive was how often he dropped the "f" bomb and kept talking about himself and how much of a nice guy he was and how he was going to be a lawyer, living with his mom at 40 and driving a van, please.... The sights are worth seeing but not with this guy. read more

Due to the Corona lockdown, our trip was cancelled - I've still been waiting for my refund for over 2 years. The answer from Paddywaggon is always the same: "We have received a huge amount of refunds from March 2020 and are still working on early 2020 at the moment, due to being unable to process refunds for so long." I find it absolutely incomprehensible that the refund has not yet been made, even though my request was made at the very beginning of the pandemic. read more

Great tour company. They were very informed, nice and polite. Clean bus was a definite plus. I would definitely recommend this tour company for all the different tours they provide. If they do not have the answer they will find out and let you know. read more

We have used Paddywagon tours several times now and have never been disappointed. In my opinion the day trip to Cork, Cashel, and Blarney is the best value. The wi-fi on the buses can be inconsistent, but the buses are conformable. My favorite tour guides have been Rory and Val, two guys who clearly enjoy what they do. read more

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