Fascinating, guide was extremely knowledgeable and very personable. The beautiful landscape of Rathcroghan and rich history came alive. Also, cafe at at visitor centre serves very tasty food and coffee, and the gift shop is full of artisan crafts, rather than mass produced tat. Thoroughly enjoyed myself.

It was a great experience and we couldn't have had a more knowledgeable guide in Elaine. A great mix of fact, legend and folklore that was very entertaining. I didn't go into Owenygat but a friend did and she was thrilled with the experience. Very worth while and enjoyable visit. The interpretive centre was a great add-on at the end, as well as a lovely lunch in the cafe.

This is the place where early medieval mythology and geography come together. Elaine provided a professional and knowledgeable tour linking what was on the ground with surrounding myths. After the tour, its worth doing the self-guided tour to visit the other locations throughout the area.

This tour was a wonderful experience. Mike is a brilliant tour guide who took us through the history and mythology of Rathcroghan in such an engaging and knowledgeable way. Getting into owenagat cave at the end of the tour was amazing! I highly recommend it!

I highly recommend this tour for anyone who wants to experience some fascinating archaeological monuments within the local landscape. They date back over 6000 years which is quite impressive. Walking up the Rathcroghan mound and listening to the guide Daniel talk about the immense size and purpose of this mound just blew my mind. Daniel has a wealth of knowledge and is a fantastic story teller.

The guided were extraordinarily knowledgeable and so helpful. This is a fascinating tour with so much information on the ancient Irish mythology. Elaine the archeologist who took us on the field trip and to Owenygat was engaging and entertaining. Be brave and enter Owenygat. They had a lovely café in which to eat when you arrive back at the centre. We'd highly recommend this tour to anybody - young or old.

15-year old girls aren't the most enthusiastic fans of Irish pre-history. But Mike our tour guide made the Cattle Raid of Ulster come totally alive for our daughter. And the Cave of the Cats (Oweynagat) experience something to remember....when the lights went out, and we Celtic warriors were left in the dark with the drip, drip, dripping of water through the limestone roof! Thank you Mike! You'd make a great bard. And a kind one!

We had an incredible visit to Rathcroghan today. Mike was our dynamic and deeply knowledgeable guide and I can't recommend visiting this site enough with him at the helm. He wove an incredible tale of history, mythology and archaeology through rain and shine, and presented the story of the Táin in such a humorous and accessible way, its sure to make anyone a fan of the Irish epic. Mike was also up for letting us go down into Oweynagat even though it had been raining and when the torched went off, it might’ve been the most special part of our trip so far, being in the dark, the entrance to the Otherworld. The visitor centre & museum area are beautifully laid out with amazing displays . Definitely head to Rathcroghan if you can.

The tour and the tour guide are fantastic. Elaine was fun and engaging. She answered questions, we had a laugh. It was a thoroughly enjoyable day. The food in the cafe is just OK, the museum is OK but the tour out to the sites is not to be missed. It's pricey but I'd absolutely go again.

This place exceeded our expectations. Inside, the interpretative displays are extremely informative and professionally done. The cafe was most welcome and the parking, though not obviously signed, was most convenient in the spacious lot next door. After spending quite some time in the Centre we then drove to the Site, recreating Iron Age Ireland in our minds.