Things to do in County Laois

Activities, attractions and tours

Rolling green hills, a stone church, and a cloudy sky.
A castle, a bridge, and a calm river reflecting the buildings.
A starry night sky over a rocky landscape with a ruined structure.
A rural landscape with rolling hills, a body of water, and a stone wall in the foreground.
A starry night sky with a large rock formation silhouetted against it.

Things to do

Kildare: Clonfert Farm General Admission Ticket

Kildare: Clonfert Farm General Admission Ticket

P565
per adult
Kildare: Clonfert Farm General Admission Ticket
Private 7 Day Custom Luxury Car MPV Tour Of The South & South West Ireland

Private 7 Day Custom Luxury Car MPV Tour Of The South & South West Ireland

P459,013
per adult
Private 7 Day Custom Luxury Car MPV Tour Of The South & South West Ireland
From Dublin Private Tour to Bunratty, Cliffs of Moher & Burren

From Dublin Private Tour to Bunratty Cliffs of Moher and Burren

P80,030
per traveler
From Dublin Private Tour to Bunratty Cliffs of Moher and Burren
Feeling the energy of the place, Grange Stone Circle

From Dublin: Grange Stone Circle Ireland Ancient and Celtic Sites

P57,906
per traveler
From Dublin: Grange Stone Circle Ireland Ancient and Celtic Sites
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Rock of Dunamase

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Learn about the local history of Portlaoise when you take a trip to Rock of Dunamase. Check out the lively bars or top-notch restaurants in this family-friendly area.
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A historic stone castle ruins on a grassy hill with a gravel path leading up to it.

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