Ireland off the beaten track offers wind-battered Atlantic peninsulas, fishing villages of brightly coloured houses, almost deserted islands and ancient monastic ruins set in the green. Far from the tour buses of Dublin, here you walk among solitary cliffs and village pubs: discover the little-known destinations of the Emerald Isle.
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A former Atlantic railway reborn as a greenway in western Ireland, among peat bogs, the inlet of Clew Bay and Achill Island. In County Mayo, less travelled than the classic tourist circuits, you cycle far from the traffic on a path almost entirely reserved for bikes.
Jun 30, 2026
In Dublin, the crypts of St Michan's let you see bodies mummified by limestone, on small-group tours 130 metres from the Jameson Distillery.
Jun 28, 2026
In Dublin, beside St Patrick's Cathedral, Marsh's Library has preserved since 1707 its oak shelves, rare books and the reading cages.
Jun 28, 2026
In Phibsborough, Dublin 7, a former nineteenth-century reservoir where water covers 80% of the park: swans, an island and stone walls.
Jun 28, 2026
In Dublin a London plane tree has swallowed a cast-iron bench: the Hungry Tree in the grounds of King's Inns, a quiet botanical curiosity.
Jun 28, 2026
Between two glacial lakes in Wicklow, Glendalough holds an ancient monastic site and its round tower: the silent face of Ireland.
Jun 21, 2026