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A visit to the Galty Vee valley is a treat for the senses at any time of year, but these few weeks it is particularly impressive, writes Caitríona Bolger.
Far more than a Famine Museum. There is a story in every corner of the Strokestown house, the grounds and the gardens, many sad, many tragic but beautifully and respectfully told.
Knockmealdown Active is starting St Declan’s Way early this year with the first stage due to take place on St Patrick’s weekend. Caitríona Bolger has all you need to know.
The pandemic made romance difficult so Elaine Nic Réamoinn took a notion to get people connecting on the Irish hills. However bringing the men to the mountain was the challenge. Writes Amii McKeever