Category: Ireland
Ballymoney Trail opens up new treasures
The Ballymoney Trail in North Wexford now links the Ballymoney beaches with those at Seafield and Kiltennel. This is a great development as you can start at the Ballymoney South Beach, walk across the... Read More
Tomnafinnoge Woods an oak treat in Wicklow
Tomnafinnoge Woods near Tinahely, Co Wicklow, are a walker’s treat. I’m biased, as I live near them, and regularly walk beneath the umbrella of oak trees. Winter or summer, you can seek co... Read More
Walk in the footsteps of the movies!
Ireland has played a stellar supporting role in some of the world’s top movies and TV shows of recent years. The island is awash with film locations, easily recognisable from their on-screen appeara... Read More
Derry Girls tour with afternoon tea!
Fans of TV programme Derry Girls can unleash their inner Michelle with a tour package experience devoted to the Channel 4 show. The smash hit comedy has put the city firmly on the map. Millions of vie... Read More
A stroll through Limerick’s Medieval Quarter
A stroll around Limerick’s Medieval Quarter will reveal some of the city’s most remarkable buildings and captivating history. Limerick is a fascinating city that guards the mouth of the River ... Read More
Snowdrop season at Altamont Gardens is a treat
February is snowdrop season at Altamont Gardens in Co Carlow. So, a walk through the ornamental gardens at this time of the year is a must. Seemingly, there are over 100 varieties of snowdrop here, st... Read More
Social climbing in Kerry for charity
Did you know that people prefer and enjoy walking outdoors with others? More than walking outdoors on their own. True! An Irish charity is running with this and has introduced social climbing with a d... Read More
Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk wins top award
The Bray to Greystones Cliff Walk in Co Wicklow has just won a top award! It’s been named Ireland’s No. 1 Local Attraction in the Irish Independent’s 2020 Reader Travel Awards. When ... Read More
Behind the scenes of the Dublin Murders
Did you know that the forest scenes in the BBC series, Dublin Murders, was filmed in Northern Ireland? Tollymore Forest Park in Co. Down, 600 hectares of ancient redwoods and Gothic stone arches, doub... Read More- 2 of 3
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