A walk for the weekend: Carrauntoohil
This weekend enjoy a vigorous walk up Carrauntoohil and steaming coffee in Cronin’s Tearooms afterwards
This weekend enjoy a vigorous walk up Carrauntoohil and steaming coffee in Cronin’s Tearooms afterwards
The countryside on this walk is beguiling, writes John G O’Dwyer
A relaxed walk up Crohane Mountain provides the perfect perch in Co Kerry
On the Lonely Reek, the cloud really does have a silver lining
The three great sacred sites of Kerry – Mount Brandon, Cnoc na dTobar and Skellig Michíl – are all in sight of one another
Well worth the challenge: this trail, along the Ring of Kerry, has a wealth of contrasting views
This trail offers arresting views from Carrauntoohil west to the Blaskets
This route has spectacular views and relative ease of navigation
Among the ruins: wind-sculpted region has a monastic air
The drama of nature’s power unleashed
Valley of intrigue: History and nature delight on the Dingle peninsula
From bay to beach, Kerry’s far west is mesmerising
A mountain of a molehill: Ireland’s two highest peaks pack a serious punch
In the groove: marvel at the towering flanks of a glaciated valley
The heights of fashion: It is a pretty steep ascent up Torc Mountain, which featured in US ‘Vogue’, so don’t try it in heels
A hidden gem of a glen: Bogs and sheep tracks en route to a great view
A view worth investigating: Take the route to the east of the Feabrahy Ridge, writes Tony Doherty
For the mountaineer experienced in winter climbing there is only one possible destination, the Macgillicuddy Reeks
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Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices