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While we’re all for exploring the countryside, there’s something exhilarating about swapping views for the roar of an engine at one of Ireland’s most iconic race tracks. Enter Mondello Park, a must-visit stop for any adrenaline junkie looking to add a dash of speed to their Irish adventure.

Just outside Castleisland in Co. Kerry, Crag Cave is an easy, all-weather add-on to any Killarney/Tralee itinerary - a 30-minute...

Looking for the best surf schools in Ireland tho catch some waves? From the wild Atlantic waves of Mayo, Clare, and Sligo, here are the top three surf schools guaranteed to get you riding with a smile!

Visit the Saltee Islands, where puffin colonies offer an incredible wildlife spectacle this time of year.

Mindful strolling, a splash of fresh air, and some surprisingly insightful wellness chat, all led by someone who actually knows what she’s talking about. Sound good? Here's everything you need to know about holistic guided walks.

It's time for our weekend roundup! Here's what's on this weekend, between Friday the 22nd and Sunday the 24th of August across Ireland. We've got a great lineup of things to do, from the Dalkey Lobster Festival to Ukulele Hooley by the sea and much, much more.

If you’re looking for the Irish hike that properly tests your legs, lungs and head for heights, this is the one. The Coomloughra Horseshoe is a full-value mountain day in County Kerry that links Ireland’s three highest summits, Carrauntoohil (1,038.6m), Beenkeragh (1,008m) and Caher (1,000m), via ridges and a few hands-on sections.

What if we told you that just a 12km drive from the Dublin city center is a stunning, easy to hike flat loop around Bohernabreena Reservoir?

Whether you live in the city, or in the wilds of the country, a visit to Ireland’s lakes and loughs is a tonic for the body and the soul.

The Burren in County Clare is one of Ireland's most extraordinary landscapes...

Located between the Wild Atlantic Way and Ireland’s Ancient East, the Munster Vales stretch across four counties - Tipperary, Waterford, Limerick, and Cork, If you're after a trip that has history, hiking and delicious food, this region delivers.

Cork is about to get a taste of one of America’s most iconic fast-food names. Wendy’s, famous for its square burgers and cult-favourite...

We’re on a citywide iced-matcha crawl, logging Dublin’s best (and not-so-best) green sips one chilled cup at a time. Today’s stop: Edition Café inside Brown Thomas on Grafton Street - a little hideaway you actually have to hunt for.

In anticipation of the Aer Lingus College Football Classic, EPIC is excited to offer a unique array of tours and activities throughout...

It's time for our weekend roundup! Here's what's on this weekend, between Friday the 8th and Sunday the 10th of August across Ireland. We've got a great lineup of things to do, from the Big Grill Fest in Dublin to the Rose of Tralee pageant in Kerry and much, much more.

Food lovers, mark your calendars! Taste of Kildare, brought to you by Into Kildare in association with Kildare County Council, is making a much-anticipated return on Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th August

Looking for a gentle parkland trek or the bucket-list canter on a wild Atlantic beach? Kerry has you covered. We’ve found three absolutely fantastic centres that are the strongest all-rounders for reliability, scenery, and rider support.

Cork on a Fork Fest, the Cork City Council-led festival, returns from 13–17 August 2025, inviting locals and visitors alike to discover why Cork is increasingly recognised as Ireland’s food capital. From world-class restaurants and producers to a vibrant food scene shaped by old and new influences, the five-day celebration serves up a feast of events that highlight the very best of Cork’s food—and the people behind it.

Off the tip of the Dingle Peninsula lies one of Ireland’s most hauntingly beautiful places - the Blasket Islands. A string of isles scattered across the Atlantic, the Blaskets are as rich in story as they are in scenery. Once home to a small but fiercely self-sufficient Irish-speaking community, the islands are now uninhabited, but far from empty.

A lot of people, local and tourists, start planning their Killarney trip about this time.