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Carran Loop - A hawthorn tree bent by the Atlantic winds.
Carran Loop - St Cronan's Holy Well, Carran with votive offerings at bottom of well.
Carran TurloughThe primary agricultural activity in the Burren and the Aran Islands is the rearing of cattle for beef production.
Dromore Wood. Devil's Bit Scabious and Oxeye Daisy.
Ballyvaughan Ailwee Walk. Cappanawalla (312m) with Galway Bay and Connemara in the background.

Heart of Burren Walks has a large menu of walks to choose from in the region. Below are brief descriptions... 

A full-day long walk usually lasts from 5 to 5.5 hours and suits people with average to high level of... 

Spirituality walk IN TOUCH WITH MYSTERY Saturday morning 31st July and Sunday morning 1st August. Full... 

Heart of Burren Walks has teamed up with two of County Clare’s most outstanding hotels to offer... 

I took a walk on the burren with my husband and two sons, aged 8 and 12 and a small group along with our guide Tony Kirby,whose

Bernie Jones, County Wicklow.

Thank you so much for a fantastic afternoon on the Burren it has left us with very happy memories of that unique place. You were a wonderful guide

Rosie

Thanks to Tony for making our walk in the Burren an unforgettable experience. A Burren walk with Tony offers beauty, geology,

Freddy

    Life at the Crossroads Again

X-PO Killinaboy. 16th May 2010. “The most social place of all was the crossroads here outside the Killinaboy post office. There was a huge tree... 

    No Ordinary Pub

The charismatic Lisdoonvarna publican Peter Curtin is in demand. It seems all the national media wants to talk to him. Yesterday it was the Irish Times.... 

    Happy Burren Pigs

Ireland imports around 75% of the food which its population eats. If the Oil Age ends, we are in deep trouble. That’s why I find stories of conservation...