Built in 1425, Bunratty Castle is the most intact medieval castle in Ireland, and is a major tourist site. Adjoins Bunratty Folk Park. […]
Bunratty Castle

Built in 1425, Bunratty Castle is the most intact medieval castle in Ireland, and is a major tourist site. Adjoins Bunratty Folk Park. […]
King John’s Castle can be found on King’s Island in Limerick. St John’s Cathedral in Limerick has the highest church spire in Ireland. […]
Adare Manor is one of Ireland’s best-known golf courses. The JP McManus Pro Am is played here. […]
Between Bundooran and Sligo is what’s known as County Sligo’s ‘Table Mountain’ – the imposing 526m high Benbulben. Access to the summit is a bit is easier from the south side, but its not a very established route so unless you’re very enthusiastic hopefully the superb views of Benbulben from the roadside will suffice! Near […]
Bundoran is one of the more popular seaside resorts in Ireland. Here you can learn to surf, play golf, go to the beach, or enjoy a seaside stroll. […]
Donegal Abbey, aside Donegal harbor, was built in 1474 and is a popular attraction. O’Donnell’s Castle, suitably located on Castle Street, was built in 1474. […]
Killybegs in a small, pretty fishing port. Take a look at its Maritime and Heritage Visitor Centre. Killybegs is known for its carpets and is home of Donegal Carpet factory, whose products are sold worldwide. […]
Among the highest sea cliffs in Europe, being around three times higher than the Cliffs of Moher. Slieve League are very different to those iconic cliffs, of course, but a great sight nonetheless! […]
The route over the scenic Glengesh Pass (Glen of the Swans) takes you along a narrow road with hairpin bends – highly worthwhile for the superb views. […]
15 minutes drive from the small settlement of Glencolumbkille is Malin Beg and the scenic Silver Strand. A worthwhile scenic drive if you can spare time time. […]