Our Wild Atlantic Way may be about to get much wilder
Rainy day funds should surely now take on a literal meaning given the climate’s tumultuous shifts and the reality that our greatest coastal tragedies may lie ahead of us
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Ireland’s refugee hotels: ‘We have more Ukrainians than Irish people in Ballyvaughan now’
How Irish villages are handling the influx of Ukrainians and the closure of hotels to the public
Michael Ring: ‘Uncontrolled social media is a problem ... God help young children today’
One of 15 Fine Gael TDs retiring from Leinster House, the Mayo veteran reflects on the good and bad sides of modern politics
Ireland through the eyes of foreign travel writers: ‘English speaking, but not Britain. No hustle. Safe’
We join a group of international travel journalists and find the Ireland they are shown is a John Hinde postcard come alive
Wild Atlantic Way worth €3bn in annual tourism revenue, says Fáilte Ireland
New report released to coincide with the famous coastal route’s 10th anniversary claims it has helped create tens of thousands of regional jobs
Croagh Patrick’s new pathway: ‘I think I’ll bring my six-year-old next time’
A newly restored pathway will lead pilgrims and climbers more safely from the base to the summit of the Co Mayo holy mountain
Ten years of the Wild Atlantic Way: ‘It felt like we were part of something bigger’
The route has been a resounding success, although over-tourism at hot spots and patchy infrastructure remain concerns
Wander Wild Festival: Experience Killarney’s great outdoors from hiking to forest bathing and more
Hiking, paddle boarding, forest bathing, climbing, photography workshops and more are at the Wander Wild Festival from March 22nd to 24th
Like ‘living in Narnia’: Beara Peninsula restaurant offering free rent and bills to a willing chef
Curiosities on the Beara peninsula in west Cork is looking for staff since January
Wild Atlantic Way’s craft workers: ‘I would love to pass on the skill to a new generation’
The rugged, wild landscape of Ireland's western seaboard continues to influence and inspire today’s skilled craftsworkers
Dip your toes in turquoise waters at Galway home for €950,000
Three-bedroom house near Clifden benefits from a garden path to a beach behind the property
Relaxed but elegant Liscannor four-bed with bay views for €495,000
This property, designed to make the most of the maritime vistas, was upgraded to a high standard in 2020
An Post releases new Wild Atlantic Way stamps
The augmented reality stamps feature images of some of Ireland’s most scenic views
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