Walk the hidden Wild Atlantic Way

There’s a lot to be discovered in your local woods. Just slow down and look 👀

In the boglands of Longford an Iron Age roadway built in 148BC was discovered in the 1980s. The purpose of the trackway made from oak is unknown, possibly for rituals as it didn’t connect any dwellings and was only usable for a few years. It sank due to the weight of the oak beams and the rising bog where it was preserved in situ for 2000 years. There is free admission to the interpretive Center where 18 meters of the trackway is on display. Walking trails and picnic areas surround the centre.

Welcome to 2025. May it be bright and beautiful all year through.

Light display at knockferry pier and kilbeg pier last night. something in the water

As the sun sets on Galway Bay May I wish you all a very happy new year. May it be filled with good health, kindness and lots of doggie walks

Fly agaric mushroom. Found under a silver birch.

The beautiful blue of borage - still flowering in October. Edible and used for decoration. Good for bees, butterflies and birds. .

National walking day today. Get out and enjoy your local woods with your best buddies.

I was so lucky to have attended school in this beautiful building in such stunning surroundings.

A day in Galway during the where even on the streets there are wonderful spectacular events. and les girafes and Galway community circus and Mars

My faithful companion Kobe has been diagnosed with degenerative myelopathy which affects his spine and often referred to as swayback. Fortunately he is not in any pain. He is unable to walk any distance but loves his time in his favourite place the sea. It means no long walks for us but more time for swimming and hanging out just chilling.

Project Empower IS A GO! 🛶🌊💚 What a shot by EmJcamera... find out more below 👇

The warmest of wishes and good luck to these two incredible Galwegians, Fergus Farrell and Damian Browne, who embark on their relentless 3000mile solo rowing journey across the Atlantic Ocean, from New York to Galway Bay today! They leave from Pier 59 at 10am NY Time / 3pm Irish time and you can track every second of their gruelling journey via their website: https://www.projectempower.ie/

Gaillimh Abú