Phoenix Park is a vast enclosed public park on the north-western side of Dublin, and one of the largest city
Sceilg Mhichil, or Skellig Michael, is the larger of the two Skellig Islands off the coast of County Kerry, and
Ross Castle sits on the shore of Lough Leane just outside Killarney, County Kerry, within Killarney National Park. The tower
Killarney National Park stretches around Muckross, County Kerry, taking in lakes, native oak and yew woodland, mountain slopes and open
The Gap of Dunloe is a narrow glacial mountain pass in County Kerry, running between the Macgillycuddy’s Reeks and Purple
Kylemore Abbey stands beside a lake at Pollacappul in Connemara, County Galway, its turreted facade reflected in the water below
Dún Aonghasa stands on Inis Mór in the Aran Islands, County Galway, a prehistoric stone fort set on the edge
Connemara National Park covers around a corner of north-west County Galway at Letterfrack, taking in mountain, bog, heath and grassland,
Inis Oírr (Inisheer) is the smallest and most easterly of the Aran Islands, lying off the coast of County Galway
Sliabh Liag, or Slieve League, rises above the Atlantic in south-west County Donegal near Cappagh, and its sea cliffs are
Croagh Patrick rises above Clew Bay at Teevenacroaghy, County Mayo, its distinctive conical peak visible for miles across the surrounding
Powerscourt Waterfall drops from a cliff face at Longhill Commons in County Wicklow and is the highest waterfall in Ireland.
The Hill of Tara, in the townland of Castleboy, County Meath, is one of Ireland’s most significant archaeological landscapes and
The Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre at Donore, County Meath, is the gateway to Newgrange and Knowth, the great Neolithic
The Rock of Dunamase, near Aghnahily in County Laois, is a dramatic ruined fortress crowning a rocky outcrop above the
Blarney Castle and Gardens, near the village of Blarney in County Cork, is one of Ireland’s best-known attractions. The medieval
Doolin Cave sits on the western edge of the Burren, near the village of Doolin in County Clare. This limestone
The Cliffs of Moher Experience sits on the Atlantic coast of County Clare, close to the village of Liscannor. One
The Saltee Islands lie a short distance off Kilmore Quay in County Wexford and are among Ireland’s best known seabird
The Lough Derg Blueway runs along the shores and waters of Lough Derg, with County Clare forming its western side
The River Nore flows through the heart of Kilkenny city in County Kilkenny, giving the medieval streets their green edge.
Lough Corrib in County Galway is the largest lake in the Republic of Ireland, stretching north from Galway city towards
Doonshean Beach is a small cove on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, reached down a narrow road from the
By Hook or by Crooke Boat Tours operates on the water around County Waterford, running guided trips on the estuary
Annestown Beach sits on the Copper Coast in County Waterford, at the small village of Annestown between Tramore and Dungarvan.
Bertra Beach lies at Murrisk in County Mayo, a long sand spit reaching into Clew Bay beneath the slopes of
The Blue Pool is a sheltered inlet on the Beara Peninsula in County Cork, at Glengarriff, where a short wooded
Arboretum Urban Green brings a garden centre atmosphere into the city, based in the Rotunda area of Dublin, County Dublin.
The wildfowl reserves at Rogerstown, on the north County Dublin coast between Donabate and Rush, protect a tidal estuary that
The Irish National War Memorial Gardens lie at Islandbridge in the Ushers area of Dublin, County Dublin, on the south
The People’s Flower Gardens lie in the Phoenix Park in Dublin, County Dublin, close to the Parkgate Street entrance at
Urban Plant Life is a garden centre in the Saint Catherine’s area of Dublin, County Dublin, close to the Coombe
Tolka Valley Park follows the River Tolka near Blanchardstown in County Dublin, a stretch of green space with riverside paths,
The Rediscovery Centre in Ballymun, County Dublin, is Ireland’s national centre for the circular economy, combining workshops, exhibitions and education
St Stephen’s Green is Dublin’s best-known city-centre park, laid out in County Dublin at the top of Grafton Street. Its
St Anne’s Park in Raheny, County Dublin, is one of the largest public parks in the city, laid out across

















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