Ireland Review: Luxury Vacation, Dublin Book of Kells, Cliffs of Moher, Shopping & Scenery

There were several things that should have been explained to us up front.  That it would take hours of driving to get to different places and while we were in a comfortable vehicle, that didn't help much with the very narrow, very winding roads.  Our daughter was so nauseated, we had to stop for 20 to 30 minutes in a little town so she could return to normal.  There was a golf tournament that closed down a town and altered our route adding to the driving time.  We should have known about that up front.  Also, if we tell the driver we want to leave at a certain time, he has to be able to tell us that we may not have enough time to see an attraction if we leave that late.  With the nausea episode, we drove into an attraction parking lot and then decided we did not have enough time to take the tour or even get out of the car to take a quick look.
I set up a 200 euro account to handle tour tickets.  I have heard nothing from the company to tell me if there is money left over and will be refunded to me or if I owe them more money.  They should reach out to me about this and not the other way around.
Some of the hotels had no air conditioning and no air circulation particularly the final night.
I thought their suggestion for driver gratuities was excessive.
As an aside we discovered if you order a hamburger, it is a law that it has to be cooked well done.
On the plus side, the vehicle was very comfortable, the scenery was at times very beautiful, and the shopping suggestions were excellent.  Suggested high end restaurant in Dublin was a real winner.
One of the drivers we later discovered had an undiagnosed medical condition that resulted in an unpleasant atmosphere in the car.  The company has assured us that this has now been addressed and resolved.