A signature Discovery Point along the Wild Atlantic Way, and one of the must-sees on the route Just a few miles north of[...]
The incredible Neolithic site at Céide Fields atop the spectacular sea cliffs nestled between Belderrig and Ballycastle County Mayo, Ireland, contains the most extensive Stone Age field field system in the world – with walls dating back an incredible 6,000 years. The site is one of the most historically significant on the planet
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Moyne Abbey is one of the most impressive ecclesiastical ruins in Mayo and a National Monument. It was founded by the Burke family as a Franciscan friary and consecrated in 1462 and is located north of Ballina on the west side of Killala Bay
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Killala, Co. Mayo is one of the oldest towns in Ireland, boasting – incredibly – continuous human habitation since the…
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Steeped in rich heritage and historical importance, pretty Killala offers the local and visitor alike both a wild and tranquil…
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The Monasteries of the Moy Greenway and Cycle Route is a 14km, mixed-terrain cycle route between Ballina and Killala, and…
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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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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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Tír Sáile, The North Mayo Sculpture Trail is the largest public arts project ever undertaken in Ireland. The project was…
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Tobar Mhuire (Mary’s Well), nestles in the North Mayo countryside, a stones throw from Rosserk Abbey. A grassy footpath brings…
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