The Skellig Islands rise from the Atlantic several kilometres west of the Iveragh Peninsula, their dark cliffs and pale stone structures standing out against…
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Coomakesta Pass is one of the most memorable high points on the Ring of Kerry. The road climbs between Caherdaniel and Waterville before opening onto a wide…
Walking on the Skellig Coast is often associated with dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and mountain trails, yet some of the most rewarding routes follow quieter…
On Ireland’s Iveragh Peninsula, knitting belongs to the rhythm of practical coastal life. A sweater, cap, scarf, or pair of socks has always had a purpose…
Far from the busy roads and coastal viewpoints of the Iveragh Peninsula, Church Island rests on Lough Currane near Waterville. Its small collection of stone…
The Skellig Coast is best known for dramatic headlands, stone churches, island heritage and the Atlantic views around the Iveragh Peninsula. Yet its creative…
The Skellig Coast offers some of Ireland’s most memorable wildlife encounters, and seals are among the easiest animals to look for. They may appear as dark…
On the western edge of Ireland’s Iveragh Peninsula, Valentia Island holds a remarkable record of industry within a landscape better known for sea cliffs, stone…
As winter loosens its grip on the Iveragh Peninsula, the woodland floor begins to change. Along shaded lanes, stream banks and sheltered coastal paths, wild…
Along the Ring of Kerry, a hedgerow is far more than a boundary between fields. It can shelter sheep from Atlantic winds, guide walkers along a boreen, mark an…