“On a day of bright sky, when the hills are of that intoxicating misty blue that belongs especially to the west, the bogland is a lovely far-reaching expanse of purple and rich brown: and the lakelets take on the quite indescribable colour that comes from clear sky reflected in bog-water, while the sea-inlets glow with an intense but rather greener blue. On such a day the wanderer will thank his lucky star that it has brought him to Connemara.”
Robert Lloyd Praeger, 'The Way That I Went' 1937

Places we Explore on our Tours and Field Trips

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Vote for The Clifden Bookshop in the An Post Irish Book Awards this year, my Fantastic local bookshop. Positively brimming with every book you could ever need. Fascinating local interest titles only ... See more

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the Footsteps of The Connemara Flying Column
in the War of Independence - 1921
An online talk by Clifden natives Shane Joyce (Engineer & Historian),
Michael Gibbons (Field Archaeologist) and Myles ... See more

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Climate action plan may yet save Connemara National Park from over development and help reduce or carbon footprint ,great stuff lets see what the experts in the NPWS have in store for us ? Would ... See more

3 years ago

Some great footage of Clifden and Connemara in the snow, captured by my niece Lauren from Retig Productions .

4 years ago

New discoveries reveal the existence of a drowned prehistoric landscape the Connemara coast..