If you like stepping off the beaten track, this sections for you. Below, you’ll find places in Ireland that many people tend to miss. Expect everything from secret waterfalls to other mighty ‘hidden’ attractions.
The enormous Croaghaun cliffs are officially the highest sea cliffs in Ireland and they’re one of the most unique places to visit in Mayo. You’ll …
A spin out to see the fairytale-like Classiebawn Castle is one of the more popular things to do in Sligo. You’ll find Classiebawn Castle standing …
There’s a little island (Bull Rock) off the coast of Cork that looks like a set from a Pirates of the Caribbean movie… To be …
The mighty Brow Head is hands-down the ‘wildest’ place I’ve ever been. I’ve visited Mizen Head in the depths of winter and cycled the Ring …
If you’re driving the Causeway Coastal Route, or if you’re looking for unique day trips from Belfast, look no further than The Gobbins Cliff Path …
A visit to the Devil’s Chimney in Sligo (after heavy rainfall!) is hard to beat. The Devil’s Chimney (‘Sruth in Aghaidh An Aird’) is a …
Although The Glen in Sligo looks like something whipped up in Photoshop, it’s very real and it’s intensely beautiful. The Glen is one of the …
The chances are that you’ll have come across pictures of Dún Aonghasa fort at one point or another. The cliff-side fort on Inis Mór in …
The magnificent Marsh’s Library is the oldest library in Ireland and a visit here is one of our favourite things to do in Dublin. Cages, …
A drive (or cycle) up to Ballaghbeama Gap is hands down one of the most overlooked things to do in Kerry. It was on a …