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    Fáiltigí go dtí siulóidí Chroí na Bhoirne.
    Welcome to Heart of Burren Walks. Acclaimed guided walks in the
    rocky, majestic Burren in County Clare in the west of Ireland led
    by author Tony Kirby. Scheduled walks, tailor-made walks,
    pilgrimage walks, walking breaks and heritage in schools programs.

Buy Tony's Walking Book of the Burren and Aran Islands Here

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The guide
Tubber National School.
Erratic. A glacial legacy.
Limestone pavement aka cragland.
The crazy pavements.
Fox in townland of Meggagh, Carran.

May 2012. Walk dates so far confirmed for the remainder of May - Sunday afternoon 20th 2.30 pm.... 

Tailor made walks are available all year round. They can last from one hour in length to half-day to... 

“Monks and Pilgrims in the Burren Landscape”. A half-day long walk at an easy pace with the high... 

Burren Weekend Walking Breaks. In association with the Wild Honey Inn, Lisdoonvarna.   THE WEEKEND Exquisite... 

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

The time visiting the Burren with Tony Kirby was pure magic. His knowledge and his love for the place made us forget the time

Elizabeth Zollinger, Switzerland

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

Freddy

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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....