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St. Patrick’s Church at Corracrin is located on the Dublin Road near the village of Emyvale in County Monaghan. Read more

On Saint’s Island, visitors can see the ruins of an Augustinian monastic community from the 14th century. Read more

From replicas of ancient dwellings to walks though the surrounding boglands, this park is situated on a small island within the Bog of Allen, the country’s largest peatland. Read more

Devenish Island encompasses an area of roughly 70 acres and is located in the southern part of Lower Lough Erne. Read more

In the northeastern part of Lower Lough Erne, just off the coast of Archdale Country Park sit a group of tiny islands. Read more

Scattery Island is located in southwest County Clare, at the mouth of the River Shannon. Read more

Clare Island sits at the mouth of Clew Bay, which is dotted with small islands –365 of them. Read more

Residents and visitors to County Mayo enjoy the beauty of 13 beautiful Blue Flag Beaches. Read more

Great Blasket Island is the largest of a remote group of rugged and isolated islands off the coast of mainland County Kerry. Read more

Tory Island, also known as Toraigh Island, has been populated for nearly four thousand years, since the time of the Neolithic farmers. Read more

Over the centuries, these barren limestone islands, located about 30 miles offshore in Galway Bay, have been transformed into beautiful but isolated farmland communities. Read more

On a clear day, from Valentia Island in the northwest part of the Ring of Kerry, at the Iveragh Peninsula, you can see two conical rocks pointing toward the sky from amid the waves of the Atlantic. Read more

Take a day trip from Kilmore Quay to the Saltee Islands and prepare to be dazzled by the sheer numbers of birds and other wildlife taking sanctuary here. Read more

Lough Key is one of Ireland’s most beautiful lakes, which can be reached by boaters on the River Shannon via the Boyle River. Read more

The largest island off the coast of Ireland, Achill Island in County Mayo is linked to the mainland by a swing-bridge and is easily accessed. Read more

Just off the shore of Lough Ree, the peaceful island of Inchcleraun (from the Gaelic Inis Clothrann) is named after Clothra, an ancient mythical figure. Read more

Located around 10 miles west of Galway city on the coast road, Spiddal is a small village, overlooking Galway Bay and the Aran Islands. Read more

Rosses Point is a beautiful maritime village and holiday resort, that boasts two adjoining blue-flag beaches. Read more