TOP Dublin tourist favourite the Viking Splash ... II amphibious DUKWs, the boats were at risk of ruin if they were not used and maintained. Back in business, the tours are recruiting staff ...

A well-known installment on the streets of Dublin, Viking Splash Tours, is facing liquidation later this month as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The amphibious vehicle tour of Dublin - which ...

The 75-minute Viking Splash Tour delivers an overview of many major city sights, like Trinity College, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and several government buildings. Guides also reveal what the city ...

A reconstructed Viking ship has pulled into Dublin ... Church bells rang out and a flotilla of sail boats greeted the boat's entry into Dublin's port. "You have come here on a voyage of discovery ...

Other Viking ships and boats will be waiting out at sea to welcome their big brother. The original ship, the remains of which are on display in the museum, was built in Dublin in 1042-1043.

Dublin’s Viking Splash Tours has said the “duck boat” which sank with the loss of 17 lives in the US on Thursday “may in essence” originally have been the same type of vessel as that ...

Dublin Bus tweeted: "Due to a tour bus breaking down in Aungier ... And another added: "Traffic stopped in the city due to a Viking Splash boat breaking down in the middle of the road.

A Viking ship has ... A modern support boat with medical and rescue experts will also accompany the ship. The aim of the voyage is to sail uninterrupted to Dublin across the North Sea and around ...

a replica Viking longship, has sailed into Dublin Port, ending its six-week journey from Denmark. The 30-metre longship and 65 crew were met by the LE Rosin and two Dublin Port Company tug boats ...