This 8-day tour includes airfare, hotels, guided tours and time to explore on your own.

If you are the lucky winner, you and your guest will fly into Dublin, where you can visit St. Patrick’s Cathedral, see the Georgian squares, and walk the cobbled courtyards of Trinity College to its library and see the 8th century Book of Kells. Next you’ll drive south and take in the spectacular views of the Rock of Cashel and visit Blarney Castle, with its magical stone that, legend has it, gives the gift of eloquence for a kiss. You’ll spend two nights in colorful Killarney, taking a day excursion around the beautiful Iveragh Peninsula, better known as the Ring of Kerry. Next you’ll head north and stop for a walk along the Cliffs of Moher, have afternoon tea at a local farm and tour Galway Cathedral, before stopping in your seaside hotel in Connemara, where you’ll spend two nights. You’ll take a scenic cruise of Loch Corrib, that includes lunch and traditional music, and as you disembark, a lone piper will escort you over the drawbridge to majestic Ashford Castle, where you’ll spend the night. There are many opportunities to explore the estate, or simply relax in the castle’s luxurious interiors. Dining at Ashford Castle ranks among the finest culinary experiences in the world. Finally, you’ll cross the midlands and return to Dublin where you can continue to enjoy the sites and scenery.

We hope you’ll take advantage of this opportunity to support your public radio station and get a chance to win this wonderful trip. When you make a gift now through 10 a.m. Friday, March 15, online or by calling (615) 760-2010, you’ll be automatically registered in the drawing for this fantastic prize.

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Blarney Castle	Cliffs of Moher	Galway Cathedral
Ashford Castle	Dublin’s Talbot Street	Iveragh Peninsula