Beara Bridle Way: Ireland's first Horse Trail competed

Ireland’s first Horse Trail, the Beara Bridle Way, which winds through some of the country’s most spectacular scenery, has been completed.
Beara Bridle Way: Ireland's first Horse Trail competed
Thu, 07 May, 2020 - 17:00
Liz Dunphy

A drone picture of the beautiful West Cork Village of Eyeries on the North West tip of the Beara peninsula. Picture Dan Linehan
A drone picture of the beautiful West Cork Village of Eyeries on the North West tip of the Beara peninsula. Picture Dan Linehan

Ireland’s first Horse Trail, the Beara Bridle Way, which winds through some of the country’s most spectacular scenery, has been completed.

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TourismPlace: Beara Bridle WayPlace: IrelandPlace: CorkPlace: KerryPlace: Slieve Miskish MountainsPlace: Beara peninsulaPlace: CastletownberePlace: AllihiesPlace: EyeriesPlace: Caminches, AllihiesPlace: Covid-19Place: Cork CountyPlace: Wild Atlantic WayPlace: Cork’’Person: Jim O’SullivanPerson: Ian DoylePerson: Annie O’NeilPerson: AnnieEvent: CovidOrganisation: Cork County CouncilOrganisation: Beara TourismOrganisation: Rural Economic Development ZonesOrganisation: RedzOrganisation: British Horse SocietyOrganisation: British Horse Society and Sports IrelandOrganisation: Lios Lara Riding Stables
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