Valentia Harbour sits on the edge of one of Ireland’s most varied coastal landscapes. The waterway combines sheltered inlets, working harbour activity, tidal…
Stories
For generations, a horse fair was much more than a place to buy and sell animals. In Cahersiveen, it belonged to the rhythm of rural life, bringing together…
Across the Skellig Coast, traditional skills are part of the living character of the place rather than a display kept behind glass. From Kells and Caherdaniel…
Along the Iveragh Peninsula, the shore is built from many colours: russet sandstone, pale quartz, grey slate, green seaweed and stones darkened by saltwater.…
The Skellig Coast stretches along some of Ireland’s most memorable shoreline, linking villages, beaches, islands and headlands between Kells and Castlecove. A…
For generations, salmon connected the rivers of the Iveragh Peninsula with households, estates, markets and seasonal work. The fish arrived from the Atlantic…
Winter changes the Skellig Coast into a quieter, sharper-edged version of itself. The roads are calmer, the beaches often nearly empty, and the Atlantic light…
Sneem sits where the Sneem River meets the waters of Kenmare Bay, surrounded by the mountains and wooded valleys of the Iveragh Peninsula. Its position gives…
Along the Skellig Coast, the sea leaves a changing record on every shore. At low tide, dark pools appear between bands of rock, while cliffs, ledges, caves and…
Pony trekking offers a gentle way to experience the landscapes of the Skellig Coast, where mountain roads, coastal paths, sandy beaches and green pastures meet…