Things to do in Ireland

Rising sharply from the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of County Kerry, the Skellig Islands are among Ireland’s most captivating and mysterious sites. The larger …

Valentia Island lighthouse has been keeping ships safe for 180 years. Now automated, the lighthouse attracts around 15,000 visitors every year especially for the stunning …

The mighty Moll’s Gap in Killarney is a narrow mountain pass named after Moll Kissane. Located along the Ring of Kerry Route a 30-minute drive …

The magnificent Ladies View in Killarney is arguably Kerry’s best known viewpoint, but a visit comes with several safety warnings. One of the most popular …

Torc Waterfall in Killarney is glorious in the off-season and chaotic, at times, during the peak tourist season. One of the first stops along the …

Muckross House and Gardens is an enchanting 19th century Victorian mansion is nestled on the little Muckross Peninsula. A focal point in the stunning Killarney …

Killarney’s Muckross Abbey is a Franciscan friary that was founded around 1445. Although now in ruin, it is incredibly impressive. Although the Abbey is now …

The Book of Kells in Trinity College is one of ancient Ireland’s true treasures. Especially as, in the process, you can wander around the breath-taking …

This is a collection of my favourite Wicklow walks, ranging from hard to handy. From long-distance slogs, like the mighty Wicklow Way, to short rambles, …

Sligo is famous for its rugged landscapes, where windswept mountains meet wild Atlantic shores, its world-class surf that draws thrill-seekers to towering waves, and its …