Knockmore Loop
Knockmore is a village adjacent to Lough Conn situated between the towns of Castlebar and Ballina. It is approximately 11 km from Ballina via R310
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Knockmore is a village adjacent to Lough Conn situated between the towns of Castlebar and Ballina. It is approximately 11 km from Ballina via R310
Lahardane, Ireland’s Titanic Village, takes its name from “Leath-Ardán”, meaning gentle slope, or half the hill and it lies at the foot of Nephin Mountain,
Lahardane, Ireland’s Titanic Village, takes its name from “Leath-Ardán”, meaning gentle slope, or half the hill and it lies at the foot of Nephin Mountain,
Lahardane, Ireland’s Titanic Village, takes its name from “Leath-Ardán”, meaning gentle slope, or half the hill and it lies at the foot of Nephin Mountain,
The Red walk follows quiet country roads and forest tracks and goes through Blanemore Forest, an area of extensive archaeological monuments from the Stone, Iron
Bonniconlonn is located in North East Mayo approximately 10 km from Ballina. A network of recreational trails have been developed in this area. The complete
The Castlebar Greenway Network is a linear route linking Westport, Castlebar and Turlough. The route passes by a varied landscape of farmland, bog land, hills,
This is a pleasant walk around Foxford Town, where you pass by the Admiral William Brown Memorial Park, then continue alongside the River Moy, then
Enjoy the beautiful scenery as you walk alongside the bogs and mountains on the Foxford Way Loop. With the Ox Mountains on one side and
A challenging but highly enjoyable walk along country lanes and mountain tracks, with spectacular views over mountains, valleys, and remote wilderness.
