Across the Iveragh Peninsula, water has long been part of the sacred landscape. Springs rise beside roads, fields, church sites, townlands and rocky hills,…
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The Skellig Coast offers shore anglers a remarkable mix of rocky headlands, open beaches, sheltered coves and tidal estuaries. Stretching from Kells to…
Cahersiveen railway station belongs to a period when the Iveragh Peninsula was being drawn more closely into Ireland’s national transport network. Before the…
The Iveragh Peninsula is best known for its Atlantic coastline, mountain passes and offshore islands, yet many of its most peaceful landscapes are found…
Across the Skellig Coast, landownership shaped far more than the appearance of a few large houses. From Kells and Cahersiveen to Waterville, Valentia,…
The Skellig Coast offers a distinctive setting for road running, trail sessions, and relaxed beach miles. From Kells and Cahersiveen to Waterville,…
On the shore of Ballinskelligs Bay, the remains of a stone tower stand close to the Atlantic. Waves, wind and salt have shaped its appearance, but the ruin…
Bridges across the Skellig Coast are more than practical crossings. They connect villages, farms, harbours and mountain roads, while preserving evidence of how…
A beekeeper on the Iveragh Peninsula works with the seasons, the weather and the landscape. From sheltered gardens near Cahersiveen to upland ground around…
Traditional music on the Skellig Coast is closely tied to place. From Kells and Cahersiveen to Waterville, Portmagee, Valentia Island, Ballinskelligs and…