Patrick Croagh

Devastation due to 'neglect’ is impact of sports and climbing, says Fr Tony King

Inishbofin’s appeal for walkers is its open access

The walk to Santiago de Compostela has been on your to-do list forever. Here are 10 steps to get you there

Two entrepreneurs hope their scenic, self-guided Irish walking trail will lure some of the thousands making the trek to the Camino de Santiago

Crunching through the snow on a black and white day on Birreencorragh

Michael Lambert, born in 1907, lived his whole life in Castlerea, Co Roscommon

Some challenging and rewarding walks around some of Ireland's most beautiful countryside

Enjoy the eye-watering whiteness of a frosty morning or the mystery of a solstice night walk

Winter can be a most rewarding time among the hills and you are actually less likely to suffer in your efforts, for this is the season that lifts the burden of abundance and allows our uplands to breathe easily again

Tim Schmalz is hoping the capital can find a home for his controversial statue, an ambition that is especially pertinent after the death of a homeless man near the Dáil

Tucked in between the Nephinbegs and Achill is this beautiful but little visited area

Traditional music in Bantry, Baroque music in Ardee and Crafts & Design at Ballymaloe

The three great sacred sites of Kerry – Mount Brandon, Cnoc na dTobar and Skellig Michíl – are all in sight of one another

Tackle a devotional trail offering a mystical experience

... McGreevy’s in Westport, Co Mayo, which impressed the lickeratti and ran a great campaign

St Swithin