A spectacular cylindrical bridge, a tunnel and an elevated viewing point all give access to an edgy, unforgettable seascape and this walk should be high on a list of must-do attractions in Northern Ireland

From towpaths and barges to tourists and fun, the Tipperary Blueway has a colourful history writes John G O'Dwyer

Fierce Atlantic gales battered the Spanish Armada and the ship Girona was lost here until divers found it — and a hoard of treasures on the ocean floor — in the 1960s

A well-intentioned attempt to reduce erosion on the mountainside had actually increased it — until measures such as extra carparks were put in place

The Celtic Camino — or Seafarers' Route — starts with a pilgrim walk here and concludes in a 75-kilometre walk in Spain