How to spend a weekend in Ireland This small island in Western Europe has plenty to offer – probably why so many visitors don’t just stop at one trip. There’s history in every corner – from pre-historic settlements to grand medieval castles. But it’s not just the man-made structures that[…]
Read More »Ireland may not be big, but it packs a lot into a small space! The capital city is one of the friendliest and most fun cities in the world, so check out vacation rentals in Dublin Ireland for somewhere to stay. Other cities like Cork and Galway offer great nightlife and culture[…]
Read More »Wind in the Mountains Most people are a poor judge of wind speed, and its effects on a walker. Know your limits, says Helen Howe. Here are her tips for safer walking in the wind… With storm after storm making its presence felt across the UK this winter, many mountain[…]
Read More »Here is a few tips on what to do and not to do with your Christmas leftovers for our little friends in the garden. The article is from Garden Wildlife Direct and it is very interesting. Feeding Christmas Leftovers to Birds
Read More »The Wicklow Way A guided hike reveals some unseen treasures and teaches our correspondent how to travel like the Irish. My day on the Wicklow Way with Laurie Hertzel from the STAR TRIBUNE, full credit to Laurie for this wonderful article.
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This article is from the Tourism Ireland Web Site, and we thought that we would share it with you, enjoy 🙂 Food Stories of the Wild Atlantic Way Clean Atlantic waters, a mild climate and lush green fields; the geography of Ireland and its food are inseparable. On the Wild[…]
Read More »The Footfalls team are really excited about bringing you this new tour for 2016 along the world-famous coastal route, the Wild Atlantic Way, taking in three counties along the south west and west coast of Ireland. Starting in Cobh Co. Cork we travel on to Kerry, Limerick, and finally Clare. The wild[…]
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