Dublin Hiking Holiday – a City Base with Accessible Trails
Why a Dublin Hiking Holiday makes perfect sense for those looking to experience Ireland — and how to plan it. Over the summer I got an email from Tom, an Irish-American living in California, who was planning a hiking trip to Ireland with his family. Tom had a clear idea…
Visiting Dublin For American Football
It seems like an annual event that a big American Football Game gets hosted in Dublin. Up until now, these have mainly been College Football matches. However, news dropped in February 2025 that Dublin’s Croke Park stadium is to host something even bigger – an NFL game involving the Pittsburgh…
Malahide to Portmarnock Walk
This amazing 10km Malahide to Portmarnock walk is just lovely. The route joins two fantastic coastal towns with seaside paths for pretty much the entirety of the trail. The walk packs quite a punch with historic castles, amazing sea views, beautiful sandy beaches and plenty of options for places to…
The Bog of Frogs Loop Walk
The Bog of Frogs Loop circles around a sizeable chunk of Howth Head. The highlight of the route are the fantastic cliff trails. However you also get to see the impressive Baily Lighthouse, experience peaceful woodland sections and enjoy stunning coastal views of Dublin Bay. Bog of Frogs Loop Details…
The Liffey Walk
This article gives an overview of a 5.7km walk along the Liffey as the river flows slowly through Dublin’s city centre. The Liffey Walk is unusual for a number of reasons. Firstly, the Liffey Walk is completely urban. Indeed the route is probably through the busiest area in the whole…
9 of the Best Dublin Walks
What are the best Dublin walks? It’s such a hard question that I don’t think any two people would give you the same answer. A lot of people have an opinion on it though. With that in mind, I’ve compiled a list of 9 of the best Dublin walks on…
Climbing Kippure – Dublin’s Highest Mountain
Kippure is the highest mountain in Dublin at 757m and the 56th highest peak in Ireland. The top of the mountain holds a large television mast that makes Kippure quite distinguishable from long distances away. Climbing Kippure is relatively straight forward and a great way to spend a few hours….
The Great South Wall Walk
The Great South Wall Walk is a wonderful way to get up close to some of Dublin’s most iconic landmarks. The route goes past the Poolbeg Chimneys and then out as far as the Poolbeg Lighthouse. There are a number of ways to complete this walk. This article describes a…
Royal Canal Greenway Accommodation
My previous Royal Canal Greenway Accommodation blog post focussed on my personal experiences when staying overnight in three different locations along the Royal Canal. This post is a wider guide to a broad range of accommodation along the 146km walking route. The aim is to be a tool to readers…
The Hamilton Way
There are murmurings of a new Hamilton Way walking route in Dublin 15. A route of historical significance that would link Dunsink Observatory to the Royal Canal. Sounds great doesn’t it? 1,049 individuals have signed a petition (as of 12th May 2021) for Fingal and Dublin City Council to put…