Ireland is world renowned for its wonderful Irish food and drink products. If you visit Ireland on a walking or cycling holiday you can afford to indulge a little more than usual based on your exercise! These are the 8

How many of us would like to turn off for a week? A break from Facebook, twitter, snapping and time away from the screens. An outdoor adventure like a walking or cycling holiday will give you the chance to reconnect

The Great Irish Famine occurred in Ireland between the years of 1845 and 1852. It was undoubtedly a horrific landmark in the history of the Island with approximately one million people perishing from malnutrition and starvation.  Two thirds of the

The Ring of Kerry is one of Ireland’s most famous tourist trails, and it can be enjoyed in full by walking The Kerry Way. The circular route is surrounded by breath-taking views and wonderful green landscapes. The trail is a

The wrong type of walking shoes can make your journey uncomfortable, tiresome and hurt your feet. Choosing the right type of footwear is essential to any walking holiday. There are a few things to consider before you purchase your next

Mother’s Day is the perfect time to applaud all of the hard working Mums out there. This year we are encouraging all sons and daughters to treat their Mother to a very special trip. If your Mum loves the outdoors

Are you getting ready to celebrate St.Patrick’s Day? Wearing green is a crucial part of your dress for the big day, going to the band parade is a highlight of the morning and it is also a great time to

International Women’s Day is celebrated throughout the world on March 8th. To join in the celebrations here are our top chosen routes for female walkers in Ireland. We are offering 10% off for all bookings in the month of March

Ireland as we all know is famous for its Guinness, friendly people and beautiful rolling green pastures, but perhaps today we forget that Ireland was once known as the land of saints and scholars.  In fact, this small land on

The Kerry Camino is a walking trail hiking from the towns of Tralee to Dingle, in County Kerry, in the South of Ireland. The Kerry Camino follows a section of The Dingle Way, taking a route believed to have been