Royal Canal Greenway Royal Canal Greenway Stretching from the river Liffey (Dublin) to the Shannon river at Cloondara itʼs hats off to these engineers that built this canal. This canal was built between 1790 and 1817, being the super highway of its day, used for the transportation of people and heavy goods. The mid 1800ʼs…
Tralee Greenway The Tralee-Fenit Greenway is 14k (9mi) Tralee Greenway The Tralee-Fenit Greenway is 14k (9mi) There has been a disconnection between these towns following the closure of the Great Southern railway line in 1978, but are now reconnected with this Tralee to Fenit Greenway. The Kerry county council acquired the ownership of the disused…
Welcome to Aughris Coastal Walk in Sligo, this is a short walk, but visit Aughris Head nearby and perhaps the Beach Bar for coffee. If you have the energy avail of the surf school or just enjoy the relaxing view, because this place is not out of place on a chocolate box. The trail is…
Walking the Walls of Derry Derry is known by many names including Londonderry, Doire, Stroke City, and the Legenderry, which happens to be the local’s favorite. Derry is known by many names including Londonderry, Doire, Stroke City, and the Legenderry, which happens to be the local’s favorite. Walking the Walls of Derry Derry is the…
Glen Beach Glen Beach We stopped in Wicklow town for refreshments, which was a good idea and then headed for Glen Beach. If traveling from Dublin go straight through the town, this walk starts close to the golf course and has a dedicated car-park. We stopped in Wicklow town for refreshments, which was a good…
Kilcoole to Greystones Coast Walk This walk starts at the train station in Kilcoole, we turned left for Greystones and found a mixed track between a narrow sea wall and a more generous gravel track , but walking along the beach is possible. From above Kilcoole is an ancient settlement focused around on the Rock…