Phoenix Park is a vast enclosed public park on the north-western side of Dublin, and one of the largest city
Ards Forest Park lies on the shores of Sheephaven Bay in County Donegal, covering a varied stretch of woodland, dunes,
Arthur’s Quay Park is a green open space in the centre of Limerick City, laid out beside the River Shannon
Ballymacool Town Park is a public park on the edge of Letterkenny, County Donegal, combining open green space with woodland
Ballyrafton Wood is an area of woodland near Ballyfoyle in the north of County Kilkenny, in the uplands above the
Belleek Woods lies on the edge of Ballina in County Mayo, a large area of mature woodland running alongside the
Bernard McGlinchey Town Park is a public park in Letterkenny, County Donegal, providing green space and walking routes close to
Blackrock Park is a public park in Blackrock, County Dublin, laid out between the village and the shore of Dublin
Blessington Street Basin is a small walled park in Dublin City, County Dublin, built around a former reservoir and known
Brickfield Park is a public green space in Drimnagh, County Dublin, serving the surrounding neighbourhoods on the city’s south-west side.
Bushy Park is a public park in Terenure, County Dublin, on the south side of the city near the River
Caher Park is a public park and riverside amenity in Cahir, County Tipperary, close to the town centre and the
Cahermurphy Forest lies beside the village of Flagmount in County Clare, on the shores of Lough Graney within Ireland’s Hidden
Castletown House and Parklands covers both the great Palladian house at Castletown, County Kildare, and the wide demesne that surrounds
Coille an Fhaltaigh Millennium Forest lies near Kilmanagh, County Kilkenny, and forms part of the network of native woodlands planted
Coole Park Visitor Centre & Gardens lies just outside Gort, County Galway, on the estate that was once home to
Cratloe Woods lies just outside the village of Cratloe in the south-east of County Clare, on the slopes of Woodcock
Curragh Chase Forest Park at Kilcornan, County Limerick, covers woodland, parkland and lakes on the grounds of a former country
Doneraile Estate is a historic demesne in County Cork centred on an elegant Georgian house set within extensive landscaped parkland.
Doon Forest sits on the shores of Doon Lake in County Clare, a short drive northwest of the village of
Dooney Rock Forest lies at Aughamore Far in County Sligo, on the shore of Lough Gill a short drive from
Doorly Park is a public park and forest walk on the edge of Sligo Town, County Sligo, following the wooded
Dromore Wood Nature Reserve sits a short distance north of Ennis in County Clare, off the road towards Galway, within
Eamonn Ceannt Park is a public park in Dublin, County Dublin, named after Éamonn Ceannt, one of the signatories of
Fairview Park is a large public park in Fairview, County Dublin, laid out on level ground close to the coast
Farran Forest Park lies west of Cork city in County Cork, a wooded park set within rolling countryside beside the
Fitzgerald’s Park is a well-loved public park in Cork city, County Cork, set beside the River Lee on the western
Galty Castle Wood lies in County Tipperary, close to the south Limerick border and beneath the northern slopes of the
The Garden of Europe is a public park in Ballygologue, on the edge of Listowel in County Kerry. Laid out
The Garden of Remembrance sits in Dublin City, County Dublin, a quiet walled space laid out as a memorial garden
Gleninchaquin Park is a privately run mountain valley park at Tuosist, on the Beara Peninsula in County Kerry, near the
Griffith Park is a public park in Dublin City, County Dublin, running alongside the River Tolka on the city’s north
Hazelwood Forest lies on the shore of Lough Gill at Kiltycahill, a short drive east of Sligo town. Waymarked trails
Hollywood Forest Park lies near Monaghan Town in County Monaghan, an area of forest and parkland offering walking trails through
The Iveagh Gardens are a public park in the heart of Dublin, County Dublin, tucked behind the buildings of St
Killiney Hill rises above the village of Killiney in County Dublin and is one of the most rewarding short walks



































