10 Things to Do in Ireland in Winter
From white-capped mountains to deserted beaches, Ireland in winter has a special kind of charm to it. So wrap up well, ignore the rain, and make the most of it.
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16 Things to Do in Killarney for Active Travellers
Surrounded by rugged mountains, ancient forests, and serene lakes, Killarney is a dramatically beautiful part of Ireland. The diversity of the landscape means it’s worth spending as much time outdoors as possible.
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Dunbrody House Hotel: A Relaxing Break on Ireland’s Wexford Coast
If you think wellness breaks should involve exceptional food and an idyllic location, put Dunbrody Country House Hotel on your list. Located on the wild Hook Peninsula on the coast of Wexford, this is a luxury boutique hotel with a difference.
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Dingle Cookery School: Traditional Irish Cooking Classes
Dingle Cookery School is located in the colourful, seaside town of Dingle. The school runs a variety of cooking classes with a focus on using fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to bake Irish soda bread or serve perfectly coo...
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Ring of Beara: One of Ireland’s Most Scenic Road Trips
Covering a dramatic section of Ireland’s southwest coast - the Ring of Beara is one the most scenic circular drives in the country. Less known and much less touristy than the Ring of Kerry, the Beara route is 137 km of pure magic.
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Visiting Garnish Island: Ireland’s Exotic Garden Island
Garnish Island is a unique 15-hectare island in Glengarriff Harbour in Bantry Bay, South West Ireland. Also known as Ilnacullin, or ‘the island of holly’, Garnish is famous for its meticulously planned gardens, lush lawns, and exotic plants.
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Walks in Cork: From Mountain Tracks to Coastal Paths
Wild peninsulas, rolling hills, and cheerful villages - Cork is one of the most scenic counties in Ireland. I’m biased, given that I grew up here, but I don’t think anyone could deny the fact that Cork has serious charm. Luckily, there are endless options for ...
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Torc Mountain in Killarney National Park: Hiking Ireland
Torc Mountain in Killarney National Park is almost impossible to ignore. It towers over one of Ireland’s most beautiful reserves - a craggy backdrop to the lakes and forests. Torc Waterfall, cascading down the base of the mountain, is possibly better-known tha...
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Boyne Valley: Exploring Ireland’s Most Historic Region
Boyne Valley in Ireland is a place of history, myths, and legends. Made up of Counties Meath and Louth, it forms part of an area known as Ireland’s Ancient East. Although practically on the doorstep of Dublin, Boyne Valley is a place where rolling hills are to...
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Sleep Here: Rock Farm Slane, Boyne Valley
Rock Farm Slane is many things - glamping site, eco lodge, activity centre, and an organic farm. Combined, these equal a unique eco-retreat in Ireland’s Boyne Valley. As part of the Slane Castle estate in County Meath, lush meadows and fields of barley surroun...
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