Best for: Walking on the 'moon' Established as one of Ireland’s most recent national parks in 1991, Burren National Park takes up a tiny part of County Clare. Although its size is just 15 sq km, it’s ...

Located in County Clare, near Ireland's west coast, the park preserves a small part of the breathtaking Irish landscape known as the Burren. You should definitely add this epic national park to ...

Ready to spend time in the great outdoors and connect with nature? Why not consider a trip to one of these national parks in Ireland on your next vacation? Ireland's six national parks offer ...

Midway along Ireland’s Atlantic Coast lies the Burren, an otherworldly landscape whose mesmerising limestone formations have ...

Dr Liam Lysaght, former Burren National Park ranger, chief executive of National Biodiversity Data Centre Killarney ... The ...

The Burren is a wild and rugged escarpment that dominates Ireland’s west coast. It gets its name from the Gaelic word Boíreann, meaning 'a rocky place' This advertisement has not loaded yet ...

A new study from Betway has revealed the most popular film locations you can visit across the globe this year - with one location on the Emerald Isle making the top 12. To determine the rankings ...

On Friday 11th and Saturday 12th October 2024, the breathtaking surrounds of The Burren North provides the ... With over a decade of experience in Ireland's music and arts scene.

What to see and experience on a road trip along Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way. Includes all the best stops in Kerry, Cork, ...

Of course, you'll see the highlights of Ireland, including Burren National Park, Galway, the Cliffs of Moher and its ancient ruins. But along the way, you'll also have opportunities to see the ...

For British holidaymakers, Ireland is a beguiling combination of familiarity and difference. South of the Irish border, road signs are bilingual, distances are displayed in kilometres, post boxes ...