Béal Deirg or Belderrig is one of Ireland’s oldest communities – and one of its most scenic. It is the birthplace of the Céide Coast.
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Ballycastle, Co. Mayo, meaning ‘Town of the Castle’ is a village located along the Wild Atlantic Way in North Mayo on the scenic west coast of Ireland.
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At the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way in an area of unrivalled coastal beauty lies the Céide Coast of Ballycastle/Belderrig.
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Situated along the Wild Atlantic Way, Killala Bike Hire is located at the heart of some of the most magnificent sites North Mayo has to offer. Providing bike hire in Mayo North and accessory rental for all ages, you can experience the Wild Atlantic Way at your own pace, with daily and weekly bike hires available.
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Denis is based along the Wild Atlantic Way in Killala Bay, and you can take a guided tour, including wild food foraging and outdoor feasting, in one of the most scenic parts of the country.
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Just a few miles north of Ballycastle, County Mayo lies the rugged, windswept outcrop of Downpatrick Head a Signature Discovery Point on the famed Wild Atlantic Way.
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The town of Killala was for centuries the ecclesiastical hub of North Mayo. It is a town rich in ecclesial heritage and monuments.
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The village of Doonfeeny is only a stone’s throw away from Ballycastle. Just a short 3.5km drive west of Ballycastle village you’ll find one of North Mayo’s hidden gems, Doonfeeny Church and Standing Stone.
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The incredible neolithic site at Céide Fields atop the spectacular sea cliffs near Ballycastle County Mayo, Ireland, contains the oldest known stone-walled fields in the world – dating back an incredible 6,000 years.
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Rosserk Friary, one of Mayo’s best preserved ecclesiastical ruins lies some 7 km north of Ballina in Killala, on the banks of the River Moy
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