- November 18, 2015"Sing the peasantry and then Hard-riding country gentlemen" County Meath – known as “royal Meath” from its ancient connection…
- November 15, 2015Errigal (2466ft) is the tallest peak in the ice-carved Donegal Highlands. With its furrowed sides and the white screes of…
- November 11, 2015Just over a mile North of the city centre is the district called Old Aberdeen. He name is misleading –…
- November 1, 2015The traditional prophecy, attributed to St. Columbia, that “a stranger mounted on a white horse and bearing a shield of…
- October 28, 2015Dunluce (Dun Lios, the Fort of Enclosures) an Anglo-Norman castle build by Richard de Burgh, Earl of Ulster, about 1300,…
- October 25, 2015Angus is a region of fertile farm land stretching north from Dundee- Scotland’s fourth largest city- to the Highland…
- October 21, 2015Enniskillen (Inis Ceitleann, Ceithle’s Island) the capital of County Fermanagh illustrates very well the long, neat, narrow street of…
- October 18, 2015Louth, the smallest of the Irish counties, lying between the Boyne Estuary and Carlingford Lough, bulks largely in Irish…
- October 14, 2015West of Sligo town – which, except on the seaward side, is surrounded by mountains – the most striking…
- October 7, 2015The quiet coastal road which climbs up from the bay and village of Cushendun has its little hair-raising hills…