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Wild Walls Cycle Derry-Londonderry Sunday 12 May 2013
I travelled around Inishowen Peninsula in County Donegal, Ireland with this company recently and was blown away not only by the fierce wind, but also by their fiercely committed approach to truly responsible tourism. I will be writing more about … Continue reading
‘Wild’ down the Wicklow Way
‘WILD!” is how my dad described something that was so good it had an emotional impact on him. It would be shouted enthusiastically, with warm Northern brogue at the sight of an amazing view, the taste of a fine wine … Continue reading
Food heroes in Irish tourism
Food is what brings most of us together at Christmas. You can have the decorated tree and loads of presents under it, but it is the smell of a baked ham, the sharing of some of granny’s Christmas cake, or … Continue reading
The inner green Ring of Kerry
If you think that the Ring of Kerry is just for coachloads of tourists, it’s time to head ‘off piste’ with a man who knows the best shores to paddle off, peaks to conquer, and cliffs to climb Nathan Kingerlee, … Continue reading
Family fishing holiday in Ireland
There is a growing trend on Twitter for #PostiveIreland entries: stories of Irish people who are turning recession and depression into a renaissance of creativity and resourcefulness. This is as tangible in tourism as anywhere else and Dúlra Nature Tours … Continue reading
Teapot Lane Luxury Yurt Camp, Leitrim Ireland – so cute it’s camp
While the rest of Europe has gone ‘glamping’ crazy,Ireland is still playing catch up. In some ways this is a good thing, with the UK and France offering such a plethora of posh pitches now, it almost has me pining … Continue reading
Ballynahinch Castle – wins my crown of Connemara
Not only has Connemara’s Ballynahinch Castle Hotel got sixty five candles to light for its current birthday celebrations, but it has close to that many ethical flags to fly too. With a heart stoppingly gorgeous location overlooking it’s own (Ballynahinch) … Continue reading
The Ring of Kerry, from the water
If you think that the Ring of Kerry is just for coachloads of tourists, it’s time to head ‘off piste’ with a man who knows the best shores to paddle off, peaks to conquer, and cliffs to climb Nathan Kingerlee, … Continue reading
Glenribbeen b&b in County Waterford, Ireland
There are some people who like to hide their green beliefs under a bushel and then there are those who stick a great big flag in their garden to let the world know that being green is no mean feat … Continue reading
Slieve Aughty Riding Centre, Co. Galway
I never dared go on a horseriding holiday before. The reasons? Not good enough, not brave enough and not rich enough. However, all horsy hang-ups were dispelled on a recent family break in County Galway, at the Slieve Aughty Riding … Continue reading