***This is an event listing. It cannot be booked on the system but must be booked and cancelled directly with Paula Ward’s Ireland see below ***

Date: Wednesday 27 January to Monday 1 February 2027
Who can attend: Liverymen, Yeomen, Apprentices and their guests
Deposit: 300 euro
Cost: *1,975 euro per person sharing a double / twin room. Solo traveller supplement available up on request.
*Excluding flights which are to be booked & paid for directly by travellers
Venue: Buswells Hotel, 23 Molesworth Street, Dublin 2, IRELAND
Contact: paula@pwi.ie and please copy in alan.collett@gmail.com

Paula Ward’s Ireland & The Society of Apothecaries Livery Committee

The Livery Committee International Travelling Club presents a journey to Dublin, Ireland

Dublin is a vibrant city known for its rich history, lively cultural scene, and warm hospitality. From its medieval castles and historic landmarks to its bustling pubs and world-class museums, Dublin offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity to every visitor.

Hotel

For the duration of your trip you will be staying at Buswells, an elegant, charming hotel located on a quiet street in the heart of the city. Buswells is just two minutes’ walk from the magnificent buildings of Dáil Éireann, the National Museum of Ireland, Trinity College, The National Library of Ireland, St Stephen’s Green, Merrion Square and the premier restaurant and shopping areas are a stones throw away.

Wed 27 Jan 2027

Arrive into Dublin Airport (flights to be booked directly by travellers) and meet your guide in the Arrivals Hall who will escort you to your coach, and transfer directly to Buswells Hotel.

Check into your rooms and take some time to relax before joining your guide and fellow guests for a welcome drinks reception and dinner at Buswells Hotel.

Outline day by day itinerary: click here for the full itinerary

Contact for Paula Ward’s Ireland
Monday-Friday 9:30am-6pm: +353 1 415 1216
After Hours: +353 87 202 8302
Email: paula@pwi.ie

The Livery Committee is the Society’s members’ social committee and is separate from the main Society Programme. It operates outside of the governance of the Society, and uses a money-pooling system for all of its events. Net receipts collected by the Society on their behalf are passed to the Livery Committee.