Hill Walking Blog

Walking or Hiking the Dingle Way and The Kerry Way – Some advice Hiking the Dingle Way or the Kerry Way on a self-guided walking holiday is a great way to explore wild Ireland.  Hiking the Dingle Way / Kerry Way is also a great

Much of the Dingle Peninsula is a Gaeltacht meaning it is a place where the Irish language, Gaeilge, is still spoken daily. Gaeilge, considered a Celtic language, is one of the oldest spoken languages in Europe with the oldest vernacular literature too. We don’t know

The Dingle Way winds along for 110 miles around the Dingle Peninsula. Across mountainside, through valleys, along beaches and bothareens the Dingle Way casually passes  many ancient archeological sites. Ring forts and Standing Stones, Rock art and ogham inscription all bear witness to the long

The Beauty of a Winter Walk. Samhain is approaching signaling the end of the old and beginning of the new year in the Celtic Calendar. The days are shorter now and a little colder and so we enter a different time of the year. Does

Poet Laureate Séamus Heaneys’ words of wisdom extoling the virtue of speaking the Irish language.

Walking & Talking – a great way to experience the Dingle Peninsula If you are planning a visit to the Dingle Peninsula this summer, or indeed if you are already here, we would like to interest you in the idea of a guided walk here

Here are some pictures from Kate & Mike Chaleens Dingle Way Walking Tour with Celtic Nature Contact us to Walk The Dingle Way

As we rounded the corner on a small country road, we saw an elderly Irish farmer headed toward us on his way to check his flock of sheep. He looked us up an down and quickly surmised that we were a couple of walkers, out