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We have created short videos guiding you along all kinds of trails taken from our TV series Tracks and Trails. We have trails through mountains, forests, waterways and bike tracks across the country.
Wherever you want to go, click below to explore our amazing country, watch the video and then…head outside…
Join musician Jack Lukeman and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on a wonderful journey along the waterways of Ireland
Join singer and senator Frances Black and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on a journey to the remote and hauntingly beautiful Rathlin Island
Join broadcaster Holly Hamilton and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin as they take on the iconic Cave Hill
Join broadcaster Sinead Hussey and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on a 16km rewarding walk and cycle along Longford's scenic greenway
Historian and broadcaster Myles Dungan accompanies Doireann on a powerful journey along part of the National Famine Way.
Join archaeologist Paul Gosling and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on a captivating 10km journey through layers of Irish history, from Slieve Foye Forest Park to the medieval town of Carlingford.
Join broadcaster Anton Savage and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on a stunning 13km section of the Táin Way, traversing the dramatic Cooley Mountains from Ravensdale Forest to the coastal village of Omeath.
Doireann travels north to County Down to meet Mark Devenport, former BBC Political Editor.
Doireann explores a 40km cycle along the scenic Limerick Greenway with Barry Murphy, former Irish rugby international and frontman of Limerick band Hermitage Green.
Doireann slows the pace with a walk through Limerick City, guided by local entrepreneur and history enthusiast Stephen Cunneen.
Doireann is joined by singer and Eurovision star Brooke Scullion to explore one of Ireland's most extraordinary natural environments in the Cuilcagh Lakelands Geopark, County Fermanagh.
Doireann heads to the south east to County Wexford to walk the Tintern Trails with social media personality, presenter and podcaster James Kavanagh.
Doireann Ní Ghlacáin journeys into the heart of Ireland’s midlands to visit County Offaly, where Fiona Mitchell, RTÉ News correspondent, takes her on the Giant’s Grave Loop; a path imbued with ancient lore and natural beauty.
Returning to her native County Laois, Claire Byrne walks the Glenbarrow Old Mill Loop, a 10.5km trail that winds through forest, waterfalls, and ancient ruins.
Doireann is joined by former RTÉ News anchor Bryan Dobson, who has had a home on the edge of the Leitrim Way for over 20 years.
Veteran journalist and political commentator Tommie Gorman visits Co.Tipperary to walk part of an ancient trail taken by St. Declan.
Tommie Gorman continues his walk on St. Declan’s Way through the Knockmealdown Mountains and visits the Liam Lynch Memorial.
Dr Ruth Freeman travels to County Kilkenny for a show that represents some hidden and lesser explored trails in the county.
We start in Kilkenny City, known for its Castle and buzzing streets where the River Nore that flows through the city is also the source for a selection of walks, which take you into the countryside within minutes.
For her second walk Ruth starts out from Graiguenamanagh, the Kilkenny town which sits on the River Barrow.
On this longer walk which takes her along quiet country roads, across hillsides and through forests before finishing at Woodstock Gardens and Arborteum, Ruth meets local people who live and work in this part of Co.Kilkenny while discovering the history, natural history and landscapes that have shaped this beautiful county.
Former Wexford Camogie Player, and RTE analyst Ursula Jacob takes a break from her busy family and working life to discover two coastal trails in Co.Kerry.
Starting in Tralee with a bird's eye view of the trail ahead, Ursula sets off along the old ship's canal on a trail that is long but easy under foot and takes her along the coastline and greenway all the way to Fenit.
Ursula Jacob heads south towards Waterville for her next walk along the rolling Kerry coastline where land and sea collide.
Ursula settles in for a hike which even though is only 10km long, takes in sections of 3 routes, an Old Butter route, The Kerry Way and the Derrynane Mass Loop.
Irish historian and broadcaster, Professor Diarmaid Ferriter travels to Ulster to complete two trails on either side of the border. The first one is in the Sperrin mountain range in Co.Tyrone.
Starting out 10km from Omagh, his first walk is a 12KM loop in the Gortin Glen, an area beloved by locals for generations.
Professor Diarmaid Ferriter travels to Co.Monaghan to Patrick Kavanagh country.
He starts his walk from the Patrick Kavanagh Centre in Iniskeen where he meets the manager Darren McCreesh. Both men share a deep love and knowledge of the life and work of Kavanagh and enjoy swapping stories about Kavanagh and his links to this area.
Irish author Sinéad Moriarty is no stranger to bracing walks along the piers of Dun Laoghaire but on her first trip to explore Co.Offaly Sinéad gets a chance to slow down and unwind on 3 different trails across the county.
For her last trail, Irish author Sinéad Moriarty swaps her hiking boots for the two wheels of an electric bike for a cycle from Ballycommon to Rahan along the Grand Canal Greenway.
Crime journalist and podcaster Nicola Tallant is hiking the challenging Boolas Loop in the Comeragh Mountains in Co.Waterford. This magnificent 10km loop starts just outside the village of Rathgormack and is wild and rural, rocky and steep. The climb to the top is most definitely worth it for Nicola with view…
Nicola Tallant follows a cliff top trail starting out from one of Ireland’s most loved and picturesque seaside villages - Dunmore East. This 7.5km coastal route has everything a coastal walk should have; dramatic headlands, vast ocean views, and plenty of tales of smuggling, shipwrecks and old sea legends.
Outdoor adventurer, author and influencer Roz Purcell, loves to walk the trails of Co.Wicklow and she sets out to discover two new trails to her, in this episode. Wicklow is one of Ireland’s most beautiful counties, criss-crossed by a network of well marked trails.
This second walk is along the lush Avonmore way from Trooperstown forest along the Wicklow lowlands to Avondale near Rathdrum. Roz gets to bathe her senses when she learns about Forest Bathing and she spends some time with an expert forager.
There is a reason Kerry is called The Kingdom, as Cathy takes to two majestic parts of the county to conquer beautiful trails. Cathy’s episode starts with a 15km walk from the pretty village of Ventry in Co. Kerry to the top of Slea Head and the high point of this trail where the Blasket Islands, Coumeenole Beach and the vast Atlantic Ocean are spread out far below.