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White Rock, Co. Dublin. Location: Killiney--Bus 45a from Dun Laoghaire to Ballybrack. Distance:2.5km/1.5miles. Starting point: The carpark on Military road, below the hotel. Route: The walk goes northwards along the bastion, it ends at a point where the beach is being built up. There is then an easy climb over rocks to White Rock. The return journey is along the beach, or Vico road...

Stage 1. Tralee to Camp 17km (10 miles): The first stage of the Dingle Way starts in Tralee town. Further on along this route you pass near the ruins of Killelton Church and Graveyard. (Cill Eilthin, the church of Elton, said to be the nephew of St. David of Wales). Stage 2. Camp to Annascaul 17km (10 miles): Along this route there are views of the Caherconree Mountain. On this Mountain there is an example of an inland promontory fort. The route will take you into Annascaul village....

Go Ireland Activity Holidays offer a wide range of pursuits, both guided and independant walking and cycling tours along with cultural tours which focus on areas of both historical and natural beauty. Trips can be tailored made to suit both individuals or groups whilst also taking into consideration various levels of individual fitness. Go Ireland prides itself on providing a personal service whilst also offering true value for money....

Knockreer Estate situated at the end of New Street is ideal for short walks. At the entrance is the beautiful thatched Deenagh Cottage. It is only a short walk to Knockreer House and Gardens and the fine view of Killarney town from Cnoc an Ri. The Deenagh River Walk follows the river and the lakeshore to Ross Castle....

Walk Killarney and Kerry offers 27 days of fully guided walks around this world renowned scenic county steeped in history and heritage. The walks are held on all public holidays excluding the May weekend. There are short easy walks along with more difficult long walks. If calling from outside Ireland call this number: +353 (0)64 37928...

This trail is situated to the rear of the Muckross Park Hotel and has woodland paths which encircle a small lake whose sea-green colour is caused by copper deposits. Ideal for families....

From Dingle Pier at 11am, 2pm and 5pm. Visiting Monuments spanning 6,000 years. Max 8 persons/group. Duration 2 -3 hours Advance booking please telephone. Costs Just IR 6.50 Also rent a bike at Fios Feasa Holy Ground. Dingle (IR 5.00 per day)....

This walk is named after an English journalist who visited here in 1776 and described it in his famous book Tour in Ireland. The walk takes in fine views of Muckross Lake, Lough Lein and the surrunding mountains. The walk through the yew woods, one of Europe's last, is spectacular....

The walks around Ballybunion are second to none. The cliff walk out to the nine Daughter Hole and around by the convent is magnificent. Seasoned walkers may like to take the signposted route to Knockamore and enjoy the vista from the top - a panorama of sea estuary and fertile plain. The walk along the beach to the mouth of the Cashen (the tidal part of the River Feale) is invigorating and it is awesome to look at the power of the Atlantic relentlessly pounding away at the brittle cliff face....

Conor Pass is best tackled on a clear day, past the 953m summit of Mount Brandon. Once over the pass, Brandon Bay opens in a fantastic geological model of lakes, river and rock-strewn contours....