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Short, scenic, and sweet - these five coastal walks are perfect for a gentle leg-stretch with the dog and a celebratory cone at the end. We’ve kept things simple: flat paths or firm sand, easy parking, clear lead rules, and an ice-cream stop you can actually count on.

Trying to avoid the hustle and bustle of Ireland's capital with your pet? We've found five best hotels that you can enjoy, dog bowls included!

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

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.

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.

There are walks that sharpen the senses and others that soften them; Ballybunion’s cliff path somehow manages both. Above the roar of the Atlantic, the trail heads past ancient stone, blowholes, and hidden coves. In September, when the summer rush loosens, it’s at its best.

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

Kerry is a playground for families looking for adventure, learning, and a good old-fashioned day of fun!

Off the coast of County Kerry, Skellig Michael rises dramatically from the Atlantic Ocean, 13 km from the mainland. This remote island,...

The Ring of Kerry might be one of Ireland’s most iconic routes, but rushing through it in a single day is a bit like flicking through a novel and claiming you’ve read the whole thing. South Kerry, in particular, deserves more time. So before you pack up and head for Dingle or Galway, here are ten reasons to stay just one more day - and maybe even another after that.

Puck Fair, or Aonach an Phoic (“Fair of the He‑Goat”), is held every 10–12 August in Killorglin, County Kerry, making it one of Ireland’s oldest non‑religious festivals.

Looking for the kind of place that turns your trip to Ireland into something unforgettable? Tobervilla House might just be the stop that stays with you longest. Set along the iconic Ring of Kerry and tucked beneath one of the world’s only Gold Tier Dark Sky Reserves, this beautifully restored historic country house offers the perfect mix of character, comfort, and calm.

Treehouse stays were once the preserve of childhood imagination; now they’re among Ireland’s most coveted staycation boltholes. Below are five of the best that are open and taking bookings in 2025!

Father’s Day is just around the corner, and finding the perfect gift for someone who says they have everything can be a daunting task...

County Kerry is one of Ireland's most stunning destinations, and with all that picturesque scenery, its well worth the visit.

Glamping has become increasingly popular among those who crave the experience of the outdoors, but also enjoy the small luxuries

Astro Tourism is the latest travel trend to dominate...

Ireland might not scream “tropical getaway,” but it’s absolutely packed with stunning island beaches where you can dive right into crystal-clear waters (yes, even if they're a bit brisk!).

Cahernane House Hotel in Killarney, County Kerry, invites you to indulge in the ultimate culinary retreat with their exclusive Gourmet Getaway package

Ireland is full of amazing trails, forest paths, coastal walks and muddy puddles (sorry, clean car) — and the best bit? So many of them are totally dog-friendly. We’ve rounded up some of Ireland’s best hikes where both two-legged and four-legged walkers are welcome!