Join musician Jack Lukeman and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on a wonderful journey along the waterways of Ireland
Read MoreJoin singer and senator Frances Black and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on a journey to the remote and hauntingly beautiful Rathlin Island
Read MoreJoin broadcaster Holly Hamilton and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin as they take on the iconic Cave Hill
Read MoreJoin broadcaster Sinead Hussey and presenter Doireann Ní Ghlacáin on a 16km rewarding walk and cycle along Longford's scenic greenway
Read MoreHistorian and broadcaster Myles Dungan accompanies Doireann on a powerful journey along part of the National Famine Way.
Read MoreJoin 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.
Read MoreJoin 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.
Read MoreDoireann travels north to County Down to meet Mark Devenport, former BBC Political Editor.
Read MoreDoireann explores a 40km cycle along the scenic Limerick Greenway with Barry Murphy, former Irish rugby international and frontman of Limerick band Hermitage Green.
Read MoreDoireann slows the pace with a walk through Limerick City, guided by local entrepreneur and history enthusiast Stephen Cunneen.
Read MoreDoireann 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.
Read MoreDoireann heads to the south east to County Wexford to walk the Tintern Trails with social media personality, presenter and podcaster James Kavanagh.
Read MoreDoireann 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.
Read MoreReturning 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.
Read MoreDoireann 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.
Read MoreVeteran journalist and political commentator Tommie Gorman visits Co.Tipperary to walk part of an ancient trail taken by St. Declan.
Read MoreTommie Gorman continues his walk on St. Declan’s Way through the Knockmealdown Mountains and visits the Liam Lynch Memorial.
Read MoreDr 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.
Read MoreFor 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.
Read MoreFormer 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.
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