Luxury Trip to Ireland Review: Dublin, Cobh, Croke Park Museum, One-Week Tour

Ireland is historic and beautiful!!!!
Dublin's Croke Park, home to Gaelic games and history, includes an interactive museum. The museum allows one to test the athletic skills needed for Gaelic hurling and football. The children in our group, ages 10, 14, and 15 especially enjoyed using authentic equipment to try out these challenges. Tragic events were witnessed there during the 1922 conflicts. 
Also, we experienced storytelling and music during dinner at the oldest pub in Dublin.
Our group of six, traveling by private car, moved on to Cobl. There we visited the White Star Ticket Office, the last port of call for the Titanic. The tour focused on the 123 passengers who boarded there, and one interesting person, Father Brown, who disembarked there.
In the following days we experienced Irish history embedded in the remains of castles, forts, and churches. Also in western Ireland we were introduced to remarkably trained border collies, and of course sheep too.
Our hotels were amazing. Two of them, one in the mountainous south and one in the stunningly beautiful west, would have been well worth an extra day or two. The hotels had nearby towns to explore, beautiful grounds with many trails, outstanding food and many other interesting activities.