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There is something truly spellbinding about Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. A route of windswept cliffs, churning seas, ancient stone walls, and sleepy villages, it has long captured the hearts of those who traverse its length. But more recently, it has found an even wider audience — as a compelling character in some of the most striking film and television productions of our time.

What is this Wild Atlantic Way you speak of? Are you ready for the journey of a lifetime that will take you along the snaking route of one of the most westerly parts of Europe, where the ocean kisses Ireland; that bitter bowl of tears that brought so many people from this island right across the world for centuries.

Construction officially began this week on a new project to upgrade the Wild Atlantic Way Discovery Point at Bray Head, Valentia Island, Co. Kerry.

Stretching an impressive 2,500 kilometres along Ireland’s rugged west coast, the Wild Atlantic Way is not just about breathtaking landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and serene beaches—it is also a feast for the senses when it comes to food. As you weave your way from Kinsale in County Cork to the Inishowen Peninsula in Donegal, the diversity of culinary experiences on offer is as rich and varied as the scenery itself.

The spirit of the West Kerry tradition will ignite Monroe’s Live on Friday, December 13, from 7pm, as music collective CUAS set up at the Backstage venue.

Irish artist Michael Flaherty returns to The Kenny Gallery next month with Fermoyle Sky, an exhibition of more than 40 vibrant paintings of the west coast of Ireland.

New research has uncovered the most-loved Irish tourist spots, based on top Tripadvisor ratings.

There are so many sensory elements to sampling the Wild Atlantic Way — but one of the more unusual ones is the potential of the sound of the route.

What is this Wild Atlantic Way you speak of? Are you ready for the journey of a lifetime that will take you along the snaking route of one of the most westerly parts of Europe, where the ocean kisses Ireland; that bitter bowl of tears that brought so many people from this island right across the world for centuries.

Grainne Mhaols narrowly lost the Junior ladies final at the Lidl Comórtas Peile Páidí Ó Sé which took place in West Kerry last weekend. Thirty-five years since the Comórtas Peile Páidí Ó Sé began, there is no stopping this juggernaut of a GAA club festival.