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Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday 9am - 5am Sunday 9am - 5pm

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06/07/2022

Come enjoy a Seisiún, an evening of traditional Irish music, song and dance along the Wild Atlantic Way in July and August only!!

04/07/2022

Wishing all our friends a happy 4th of July from Ireland!

01/07/2022

Why I love the Wild Atlantic Way

28/06/2022

Have you heard a traditional Irish fiddle been played by a local musician? d

27/06/2022

Have you ever seen and had a class in traditional Irish dancing along the Wild Atlantic Way?

24/06/2022

Why I love the Wild Atlantic Way

23/06/2022

Have you discovered the fascinating history of Cork city on our rambling city walking tour?

22/06/2022

What top 3 experiences do you want to try this summer along the Wild Atlantic Way?

21/06/2022

June 21 marks the summer solstice in Ireland, the longest day of the year and mid-summer, hundreds of Irish people flock to the Hill of Tara in Co. Meath to mark the day and watch the sunrise. Midsummer bonfires have also been a tradition which harks back to pagan times and is now associated with St. John's Night

20/06/2022

How will you be enjoying the longest day of the year along on the Wild Atlantic Way?

14/06/2022

Have you tried sunset kayaking the long summer evenings of the endless summer along on the Wild Atlantic Way?

13/06/2022

How are you enjoying the long lazy days of summer on the Wild Atlantic Way?

10/06/2022

Why I love the Wild Atlantic Way

07/06/2022

Have you spotted any of our wild orchids in our National Parks in Ireland yet?

02/06/2022

We know summer is here when bog cotton is found on our blanket and raised bogs in Ireland. They have white fluffy cotton seed heads and grassy leaves which are seen from June each year. Photo courtesy Mark Furness Photography

31/05/2022

Hawthorn Trees in Celtic Mythology are also known as the Fairy Tree (as fairies live under the Hawthorn as its guardians), or the Lonely Bush, and the Queen of May, the Hawthorn is one of the most sacred trees and symbolises love and protection. It was celebrated for its incredible beauty and its ability to support life, yet deeply feared and respected, for it was said to be homed to fairies who would curse any who harmed it

30/05/2022

Not exactly a flower! the Shamrock is the national flower of Ireland, a small clover which was an important symbol to the ancient Irish Druids as a plant naturally displaying the triad with its three heart-shaped leaves. The Celts believed that everything important in the world came in threes; the three dominions of earth, sky and sea, the three ages of man, and phases of the moon; so a plant with three leaves would have been held in high regard

07/05/2022

The West coast of Ireland is calling YOU

04/05/2022

What is your favourite local seafood or seafood dish on the west coast of Ireland

03/05/2022

2 locations in Ireland have made the list of the 40 best beaches in Europe. The Guardian published its list at the end of April, with a beach in Kerry and another in Galway making the final cut. The town of Ballybunion County Kerry, was described as having "four beautiful beaches, and spectacular Glassilaun beach in County Galway, overlooking the mouth of Killary harbour, one of Ireland’s few fjords," the article commented "The view is extraordinary, with Achill, Inishturk and Clare Island hovering to the north and Mweelrea, the highest mountain in Connacht province, in the foreground. “

02/05/2022

Celebrating our unique, strong, athletic and beautifully natured Connemara ponies in Ireland. Have you seen them?

26/04/2022

Have you seen our adorable newly born, black-faced Connemara lambs on the hills and in the fields?

25/04/2022

Heralding summer in, hearing the sound of the cuckoo in the Connemara National Park today, means summer is on the way! If you listen closely you will hear its call too

20/04/2022

Our wild garlic is in full bloom in Ireland! Have you ever tasted our scrumptious, freshly prepared Irish wild garlic pesto?

19/04/2022

Have you visited the towering Slieve League Cliffs in County Donegal to experience the magic of Ireland's and Europe's highest Sea Cliffs?

18/04/2022

What is on your bucket list to experience in Ireland?

13/04/2022

Chat to us about creating a unique, bespoke and exciting multiday vacation along the Wild Atlantic Way, tailored just for you

12/04/2022

Join one of our small group guided day tours from major locations in Ireland to experience a full day immersed in local destinations packed with unique things to see and do at every turn

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Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday	8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday	9am - 5am
Sunday	9am - 5pm

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Heralding summer in, hearing the sound of the cuckoo in the Connemara National Park today, means summer is on the way! If you listen closely you will hear its call too #irelandwildescapes

Celebrating all that is Irish! Happy St Patrick's Day from us to all of you

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Ever seen the view from the top of Diamond Hill, Connemara National Park?

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Dog’s Bay/Gurteen Bay in Connemara has been named in Lonely Planet's top 10 beaches in Ireland, calling it a 'beachgoer's paradise' and 'unlike other beaches, the sands are not formed from rocks but from crushed seashells, which give them more of a Caribbean feeling'