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Last Updated on the 3rd of December, 2025 Located between Dunfanagy and Creeslough in County Donegal, Ard’s Forest Park is owned by Coillte, the Irish Forestry Company, and covers 480 acres. The park has various habitats, such as salt marshes, beaches, sand dunes, and deciduous and coniferous woodlands. There are also forest trails with colour-coded […]
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Last Updated on the 4th of December, 2025 While Trinity Library in Dublin and Blarney Castle in County Cork will leave any visitor in awe, there is no feeling quite like standing close to the edge of Slieve League cliffs, famed for their splendour and beauty. County Donegal is filled with natural wonders that can […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 *Important Update – Sadly, Ireland’s largest sanctuary for raptors and owls has closed due to unforeseen circumstances. Some might consider birds of prey the bad boys (and girls) of the bird world, but I think it’s unfortunate that they’ve acquired that reputation. Sure, they are known for […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 I was wide awake well before the alarm clock had a chance to let me know it was 5 a.m., yet the gleaming morning light was already peeking through one side of the curtains, spreading flickering shadows on the wall. The house was soundless; everyone was still asleep, and, […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 Did you know that World Oceans Day is celebrated every year on June 8th? On this day, people around the world come together to celebrate and pay tribute to the ocean, so why don’t you join in, too? The oceans are home to millions of creatures and […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 Ever since we moved to Sligo five years ago, we’ve wandered around its many beaches, secluded forest trails, tourist attractions and various landscapes that tugged at our heartstrings. Yet, some of our best memories of exploring Yeats County were solidly tied to the evenings when we made […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 My profound romance with mountains started well before I actually had a chance to climb one, and it was well before I had a chance to see one with my own eyes. Just like with travelling and surfing, it was through the pages of beautifully written mountain […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 For several years, I’ve heard of Clare Island, a mountainous island guarding the entrance to Clew Bay, described with glowing superlatives. It was often referred to as a place where you can breathe in the fresh air, connect to the natural world and forget about your day-to-day […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 Ireland, situated in Northern Europe just West of the United Kingdom, is a sought-after tourist destination for many reasons – the curving coastline sculpted by the full force of the Atlantic Ocean often leaves a lasting impression, the landscapes of barren limestone and sacred sights are steeped in […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 On our first visit to County Donegal, where we stayed in Bundoran, we visited Slieve League Cliffs and went surfing with TurfnSurf Surf School. It felt like a rushed trip with way too much crammed into it. Various attractions and little villages we longed to finally see […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of December, 2025 The ground was still moist from last night’s downpour, and every blade of grass was tilted under a heavy blanket of dew. Jet black clouds blocked out the sunbeams, but I could feel this was going to be a good day. We were embarking on yet another […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of November, 2025 Stretching across northern Clare, from the Atlantic coast to a small stone harbour of Kinvara in County Galway, the Burren is an amazing place of limestone pavements formed beneath ancient seas roughly 300 million years ago. Therefore, the park and its landscape are totally different from the […]
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Last Updated on the 14th of November, 2025 There’s nothing like a good day outside, and that’s why outdoor adventures are a huge part of our lives. When I look back on last year’s journey along Ireland’s rugged coast, it struck me that it wasn’t about big shiny moments but more about the art of […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of October, 2025 If you share our love for travel, we invite you to dive into yet another exciting journey where you can try delicious foods, photograph vast landscapes and have a memorable time. I can’t explain the whole experience of the sensory overload we had a chance to undergo […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of October, 2025 We’ve always been fascinated by the rural roads we get to drive in Ireland, as the unknowns that come with each trip provide a visceral sense of completeness. And, because a road trip to Connemara, a beautiful and at times desolate area, has been on our wish […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of October, 2025 Even if you think you know what to expect from a certain place, being there in person will give it so much more context and excitement. After four hours of non-stop travelling, we finally arrived in Ireland’s second-largest city, Cork. Squinting in the bright afternoon sunshine, we […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of October, 2025 With every coastal view more dramatic than the last, with the briny smell of the wild Atlantic Ocean and flawless exhibitions of nature’s wonders, Dingle is and always has been close to my heart because there is more to it than just scenic terrain. She’s a beauty […]
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Last Updated on the 7th of October, 2025 So far, in my 38 years of life, I haven’t discovered anything as peaceful as walking through the woods, looking up at the tree canopy, and watching the sun push through the leaves and illuminate the trail ahead of me. And, if there is one thing that […]
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