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08/04/2026

WALES MOTO TRIP 2025 - 4 DAYS OF PURE RIDING ADVENTURE
Join us for an incredible 4-day motorcycle journey through the stunning landscapes of Wales! This epic adventure takes us from Fishguard Port through some of the most iconic historical sites and breathtaking coastal scenery in Pembrokeshire and beyond. Perfect sunny and partly cloudy weather made this trip absolutely unforgettable!

OUR ROUTE:🏁
Rosslare Port (Ireland) → Fishguard Port → Saint Govan’s Chapel → Laugharne Castle → St. Fagans National Museum of History → Caerphilly Castle → Return to Fishguard Port → Rosslare Port (Ireland)

WHY THIS TRIP IS SPECIAL:
This journey through Wales encompasses nearly a millennium of British history, from 5th-century monastic settlements to 13th-century Norman military engineering to Tudor transformation to modern heritage preservation. Every stop tells stories of saints, warriors, princes, poets, and the enduring Welsh spirit. The combination of coastal beauty, historical depth, and perfect riding conditions made this 4-day adventure truly unforgettable.

WALES MOTO TRIP 2025 - 4 DAYS OF PURE RIDING ADVENTUREJoin us for an incredible 4-day motorcycle journey through the stunning landscapes of Wales! This epic ...

10/01/2026

The Ahenny High Crosses represent among Ireland’s oldest and finest examples of early medieval Christian stone carving, dating to the 8th or 9th century and standing in the historic graveyard of Kilclispen monastery in rural County Tipperary. These two remarkable sandstone crosses, each standing over three meters in height and carved with exquisite geometric and figurative designs, constitute irreplaceable monuments to the artistic and spiritual achievements of early Irish Christianity. Positioned on the slopes of Carrigadoon Hill overlooking the Lingaun Valley—an archaeological corridor of exceptional historical significance spanning both Leinster and Munster—Ahenny’s crosses form part of the Ossory Group, a distinctive regional cluster of early high crosses that represents some of the earliest ringed high crosses in Ireland. The crosses are unique among Irish examples for their design philosophy: rather than depicting biblical scenes in the manner of later high crosses, the Ahenny crosses replicate in stone the metalwork, rope, and enamel studs of original wooden and bronze ecclesiastical monuments, providing irreplaceable visual evidence of early medieval craftsmanship.

LOCATION & PARKING 📍► https://maps.app.goo.gl/buTf8wUaQAHFGaqJ9

29/12/2025

The Liam Lynch Memorial Walk is a moderate hiking loop in County Tipperary, Ireland, near Goatenbridge, honoring General Liam Lynch, who died there in 1923, marking the Irish Civil War’s end.

History
Liam Lynch (1893–1923) was a key figure in the Irish War of Independence and leader of the anti-treaty forces; he died from a gunshot wound while fleeing state forces on the slopes of Crohan Hill. The memorial was built in 1935 by a local committee from Newcastle, Goatenbridge, and surrounding areas using voluntary labor from his former comrades and collections including from the USA; it was unveiled on April 7, 1935, by architect D. S. Doyle from Clonmel.

LOCATION 📍►https://maps.app.goo.gl/vYpqnRZTjD1xjCHx8
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25/12/2025

Christmas walk and feeding the birds in Mountain Grove Loop. Mountain Grove Loop is a short woodland walk just outside Piltown, Co. Kilkenny, with forest tracks, gentle hills and plenty of peace and quiet.

LOCATION 📍►https://maps.app.goo.gl/5fWMioG7fwqAAKkHA

25/10/2025

Nestled in enchanting woodlands at the foot of the Comeragh Mountains, just south of Clonmel on the Tipperary-Waterford border, Carey’s Castle (also known as Glenabbey House) is a romantic 19th-century ruin beside the Glenary River. Originally a medieval monastic grange tied to the Cistercian Abbey of Inishlounaght near Clonmel, the site was granted to alderman Edward Gough post-16th-century Dissolution. In the early 1800s, local schoolmaster family the Careys built this whimsical folly, blending Gothic windows, Romanesque arches, a Celtic round tower, and Norman hall for historical flair. Featuring a walled garden and ice-house, it was sold in the 1840s after the Careys emigrated to Australia. Acquired by Lt. Col. Nuttall Greene, it fell into ruin post-Great Famine bankruptcy. Today, managed by Coillte, it’s a free-access hidden gem on the East Munster Way trail, ideal for peaceful walks amid ancient oaks and wildflowers.

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04/09/2025

Caerphilly Castle, built from 1268 to 1271 by Norman lord Gilbert de Clare, is the largest castle in Wales and one of the biggest in Britain. It was constructed to control Glamorgan and defend against Welsh prince Llywelyn ap Gruffudd. The castle introduced concentric water defences, including artificial lakes and multiple rings of walls, making it highly fortified. It played key roles in medieval conflicts and has striking features like large gatehouses and a leaning southeast tower due to subsidence. Today, Caerphilly Castle remains a significant historic monument with extensive ruins and exhibits, managed by Cadw

LOCATION 📍► https://maps.app.goo.gl/LkuJBGEfKDVo8Dgp8

02/09/2025

Laugharne Castle, also known as Castell Talacharn, is a historic medieval fortress located in Laugharne, Carmarthenshire, Wales. Established around 1116, it was built as a Norman stronghold and later transformed into a Tudor mansion in the 16th century by Sir John Perrot. The castle played a significant role in Welsh-English conflicts, experiencing multiple sieges and rebuilds. It features robust 13th-century round towers and later Tudor additions. The castle is also linked to cultural history as the home of poet Dylan Thomas. Today, it stands as a picturesque ruin maintained by Cadw, attracting visitors for its historic and scenic value .

LOCATION 📍► https://maps.app.goo.gl/h6ExMD6coKJb2Acg7

31/08/2025

St Govan’s Chapel is a tiny stone building wedged into the limestone cliffs at St Govan’s Head, Pembrokeshire, Wales. Built mainly in the 13th century, it stands on a site associated with St Govan, an Irish hermit monk who lived there in the 6th century. The chapel is famed for legends: it’s said St Govan hid from pirates in a crevice, and some believe he’s buried beneath the altar. Accessible by a flight of steps, it is rich in myth and is now a Grade I listed building

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05/06/2025

Leacanabuaile Stone Fort, or Leaca na Buaile, is a historic stone ringfort and National Monument near Cahersiveen, County Kerry, Ireland, about 3 km northwest of the town. Located on the Ring of Kerry, it’s just 375 meters from Cahergal Stone Fort, ideal for a combined visit. Dating to the 9th or 10th century AD, it was a defended farmstead for a wealthy landowner and their family. Excavations in 1939–1940 uncovered iron tools, bone combs, and bronze items, reflecting early Christian life. The circular dry-stone walls, over 3 meters thick, enclose a 30-meter diameter with beehive houses and an 11-meter souterrain. Partly reconstructed, it offers stunning views of the Iveragh Peninsula. Access is by foot from Cahergal’s parking area, as it’s on private land with no dedicated car park. Local folklore of fairies guarding the stones has aided its preservation, making it a fascinating stop on the Ring of Kerry.

LOCATION 📍►https://maps.app.goo.gl/iXru2bpqYNQsyjWb9

03/06/2025

Cahergal Stone Fort, or An Chathair Gheal (Bright Stone Fort), is a well-preserved early medieval ringfort and National Monument near Cahersiveen, County Kerry, Ireland, on the Ring of Kerry. Built around the 7th century AD, it likely served as a defended farmstead. The circular dry-stone structure has an internal diameter of 25 meters, with walls up to 6 meters high and 5 meters thick. Inside, a circular building remains, and stone stairs access the ramparts. Located 2.7 km northwest of Cahersiveen, near Ballycarbery Castle, it’s free to visit and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.

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