Sligo

When it comes to walks in Sligo, you’ve an almost endless number to choose from. But, for some strange reason, in many guides to the …

Sligo Town sits on the Garavogue River on Ireland’s northwest coast, between the Atlantic, Lough Gill, and a ring of mountains that shape almost every …

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 …

Strandhill Beach sits on the Coolera Peninsula, around 10 minutes west of Sligo town, and it’s one of the most recognisable stretches of coastline in …

Enniscrone is a small seaside town on the north Sligo coast, where the River Moy meets the Atlantic, about 20 minutes from Ballina. It’s best …

With Benbulben towering behind it and the Atlantic stretching out in front, Mullaghmore is one of the most scenic corners of County Sligo. The peninsula …

The beautiful Coney Island is one of the more unique places to visit in Sligo. A stone’s throw from both Strandhill and Rosses Point, it’s …

Long before visitors arrived with their cameras and smartphones, W.B. Yeats found inspiration at Glencar Waterfall. Having visited here since I was a child, it’s …

If you’re looking for things to do in Sligo on a fine day, you can’t go wrong with the Union Wood Walk. Union Wood, which …

If you’re in search of the best hotels in Sligo, our Sligo hotels guide should tickle your fancy. Sligo is a stunning gem in the …