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Visit to IRELAND - The Lower Shannon - Clare, Limerick and Tipperary

Monday 2nd June 2008 to Saturday 7th June 2008 - Following the Sauniere Society Symposium at the University of Limerick

£850 for 5 days - to include ALL COSTS - 5 Nights Full-Board Accomodation at Limerick University (very good breakfast, lunch & dinners) - All Travel Costs (by small coach), All Admission Charges (up to 40 Euros per head for some venues) and visits to many world-famous archaeological sites including:-

Limerick Castle, Limerick Cathedral, the Great Rock of Cashel: Visit to the Fortress and enjoy great food and Irish Music. A unique limestone plateau 'moonscape' (The Burren) with fascinating ancient relics, including the Poulnabrone Dolmen with its amazing flora and fauna. - also, the prettiest village in Ireland - Adare - and the Bronze Age Celtic Settlement of Craggaunowen: the Megalithic Site at Lough Gur, with Standing Stones, burial mounds and the Great Stone Circles.

See Dysart O'dea and Knappogue castles amongst the many other fascinating archaeological guided tours we will experience. The icing on the cake is of course, that you will be with a very small and exclusive group of intelligent and pleasant companions - the very best of friends.

The Saunière Society was set up by Henry Lincoln about twenty years ago as a non-profit making organisation for research and the dissemination of knowledge in the quest for Truth or truth.

You can secure your place on this unique tour for as little as £200.00. Just send your non-deposit of £200.00 to secure your flight, hotel, coach and other places on this exclusive Tour to:

The Secretary, Saunière Society, Arpinge Court, Arpinge, Folkestone, CT18 8AQ to arrive not later than 31st March 2008, after which date, your Deposit will become non-refundable. The Balance will become due and payable by the 30th April 2008. We can accept only VISA or MASTERCARDS, and/or cheques in Pounds Sterling or Euros. Euro-cheques are subject to an exchange charge if from any country other than France.