7 articles to prepare your trip
A national nature reserve in Donegal, Meenachullion Reserve protects peatlands and wet heaths, home to rare birds and otters, near Dungloe.
A glacial col carved between Purple Mountain and MacGillycuddy's Reeks, Gap of Dunloe can be explored on foot, by pony trap or by bike, with a boat return to Killarney.
Sligo
Between the Atlantic and the Ben Bulben range, Sligo blends Celtic heritage, Yeats's poetry and some of Europe's finest surf spots. Complete guide.
Comté D'Offaly
Inhabited castles, Celtic monasteries, ancient peatlands: County Offaly reveals an authentic and understated Ireland at the heart of the Midlands.
Nestled on the Renvyle Peninsula, Letterfrack opens the doors to Connemara National Park, wild beaches and Kylemore Abbey.
Fjord De Killary
Stretching 16 km between Mayo and Galway, Killary Fjord marks the northern boundary of Connemara. Cruises, Famine Walk and fishing villages on the agenda.
Ireland's first national park and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Killarney encompasses lakes, mountains and heritage across 102 km² in the heart of County Kerry.
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