Things to do in Ireland

While there are plenty of things to do in Clifden, many drive the Sky Road, enjoy time in the town’s pubs and then head off …

The two ‘Roundstone beaches’ are arguably the finest in Galway. Dog’s Bay and Gurteen Bay may not have the most appealing names, but my God do …

Hidden deep in the Connemara mountains, Kylemore Abbey is more than a postcard-perfect landmark – it’s a corner of Galway where history, tragedy, and resilience …

Mannin Bay Beach and Blueway is one of Galway’s hidden gems. Famed for its ‘coral’ sands, crystal clear turquoise waters, and opportunities to enjoy numerous …

Although I’ve been visiting Galway for over 36 years, the contrast never gets old – the city buzzes with life, but a short spin away …

When you travel west of Lough Corrib and Galway City, you’re transported into a different Ireland – one shaped by mountains, bog, beaches, culture, and …

Connemara National Park covers 2,000 hectares of bog, forest, grassland, and mountain on the northwestern edge of Galway’s glorious Connemara region. Opened in 1980, it’s …

If you’re after a self-guided walking tour of Dublin that packs a punch, you’ve landed in the right spot. I’ve lived in Ireland’s capital for …

At 22 acres, St Stephen’s Green is the largest of the capital’s Georgian garden squares and it’s easily one of the most visited parks in …

The Iveagh Gardens are Dublin’s not-so-secret secret. Tucked away behind buildings just off Harcourt Street, this 9-hectare park feels like it shouldn’t exist in the …