Dublin Mountain Way
Explore a little piece of the Dublin Mountain Way.. Distance: 10km Elevation: 283m Time: 2 / 2.5 hours Start Location:…
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Eco Adventures Wild Atlantic Way
If you’re looking for a unique holiday that offers eco fun, food and friendship then may I suggest the following!…
Enjoy Leitrim Video Launched
“Come to Leitrim - It could change your life!” says Michael Harding in a beautiful new video launched today showcasing…
Bumblebee Flower Farm Open Day 16th August 2020
Are you interested in learning about bee friendly flowers you can grow at home, incredible food created from your own…
Irelands Ancient Feast 2020
This year's 'Feast' HAS BEEN CANCELLED Dine Like A Druid on this Seaweed, Coastal and Hedgerow Wild Food Forage &…
Glamping in Cork
Just back from a lovely trip to Coomarkane visitor centre in Glengarriff. Was glamping! Took my 13 year old daughter…
The self-organizing capacity of our world.
The paragraphs that really caught my attention are below as it reinforces my own beliefs and is the reason behind why we created this online platform: "life wants to happen as a community and we are all part of it." "We live in a universe that is alive, creative, and experimenting all the time to discover what's possible. We are rediscovering our interconnectedness; there are no isolated individuals in the natural world. Life seeks to affiliate with other life, and as it does that it makes more possibilities available, it makes more diversity possible".
Kilrane Art Gallery is a Gem
Well myself and my sister were passing recently and saw the proprietor, Patrick O'Reilly, outside preparing for reopening after Covid so we stopped and got out to have a chat. WHAT A GEM! "Opened in 2018 and located in the village of Kilrane, Co. Wexford, The Kilrane Gallery is a space where Irish based artists, designers and makers can exhibit and sell their work. I have assembled a wonderful group of creatives and together we have established this beautiful space" - Patrick O'Reilly
Secret Valley Wildlife Park Need Your Help!
It has now been over 7 weeks since we closed our gates to the public on the 17th of March due to the Covid-19 pandemic. This has now started to take it's toll. As a small wildlife park, which receives no government funding, we rely on entrance fees, school tours and our education workshops as our main sources of income. We have managed to continue to give our animals the best possible care up to this point through online pre-ticket sales and animal sponsorship's. Unfortunately this is no longer enough and we are asking for your help.