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Dublin True Crime | Walking Tour


Monday, 26 October 2026
About this event
Discover the crimes that shaped Dublin on this 2-hour walking tour. From Viking origins to modern heists, explore art thefts, kidnappings, murders and more. Hear tales of the 2009 Bank of Ireland heist, Trinity College murders, Molly Malone's red light district, the Irish Crown Jewels, Veronica Guerin and the bizarre Heart of St. Laurence heist.
Ranked among TripAdvisor's top tours with 100+ excellent reviews, this experience blends history with dark humour. Tours run rain or shine—bring a rain jacket. Starts at The Tree outside Starbucks, 1 College Green; ends at St Audoen's Park. Note: not fully wheelchair accessible.
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