If there’s one thing we love in Ireland, it’s a good cliff walk and Ballybunion cliff walk delivers in spades. You can’t beat the mix of salty sea air, the thunder of crashing waves and the wide open views over…
If there’s one thing we love in Ireland, it’s a good cliff walk and Ballybunion cliff walk delivers in spades. You can’t beat the mix of salty sea air, the thunder of crashing waves and the wide open views over…
The Devil’s Bit loop walk is one of those trails that should be on everyone’s list. Not only does it have a great name and back story, it promises some truly stunning scenery without too much pain. This is surely…
Just a couple of kilometres off the coast of Co. Clare lies Scattery Island, a fascinating and often overlooked treasure. This uninhabited island is steeped in myth, monastic heritage and maritime history, offering an unforgettable escape into Ireland’s spiritual and…
Set on the southern shores of Bantry Bay, Bantry House is one of Ireland’s most enchanting heritage properties. With a rich history, spectacular gardens and panoramic views of the bay, this stately home invites you to step back in time…
Cork City is a vibrant, culturally rich destination that blends history, creativity, and charm. The second largest city in Ireland, it is often referred to by locals as “the real capital” of the country. Coming from Dublin myself, I obviously…
Located around 6.5kms beyond Cape Clear Island, Fastnet Lighthouse is the most southerly point of Ireland. While it’s a bit of a mission to get there, particularly if you happen to live in the north of Ireland, it’s definitely worth…
Ballybunion is a beautiful coastal town located in north Kerry, along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. With stunning scenery, historic landmarks and world-class golf courses, it’s a popular holiday destination. Luckily for me, it’s also where my dad’s family are from,…
Carrauntoohil is Ireland’s highest peak and as such, reaching its summit tops many an Irish bucket list! It is part of the The MacGillycuddy Reeks mountain range in Co. Kerry, close to the town of Killarney. Known as ‘The Reeks’,…
When it comes to walks in County Clare, you are really spoilt for choice. No matter what corner of the county you are in, you’re sure to find a walk to suit. There’s something for all ages and all abilities…
Dromore Wood, located on the southeastern edge of the Burren region in Co. Clare, is the perfect place to enjoy a few hours immersed in nature. This woodland nature reserve covers approximately 400 hectares, while an extended area including Dromore…