Lookng for a way to make your next trip to Ireland unique? Ireland has many off the beaten path hidden gems you can add to ...

Meanwhile, beach lovers are spoilt ... and many signs in the area are in Irish. Connemara is one of the last strongholds of native Irish speakers in Ireland, with the language still used daily ...

The Minister of State for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity, Christopher O’Sullivan, has announced the significant expansion ...

The beaches I love are North Atlantic ... or if there is pale sand and blue water I’d rather be in Connemara or Shetland or the Hebrides than anywhere tropical, wearing wellies and a woolly ...

Located a little more than 50 miles northwest of Galway, the more than 7,000-acre Connemara National Park ... you can sign up for one of the best Ireland tours to get you to and from the park.

The Connemara pony ... warriors transported to Ireland around 2,500 years ago. The Celts used the animals to pull carts and war chariots through the Irish beaches and river plains.

A little more than six miles west of Galway and less than a mile east of the beach at Furbo, this dependable property is one of the few hotels that is actually on the coast, while still within ...