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Walking in IrelandArchived article
ABOVE: The Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. INSET BELOW: Walkers enjoy a pint at Bushes Bar in Baltimore, County Cork, and humans meet a cloven-hoofed creature on the Sheep's Head Peninsula.
In this article, I'll describe the types of walking trips available in Ireland (independent, escorted, or self-guided) and direct you to useful Web sites. Also, see the "Walks in Northern Ireland" and "Walks in Southwest Ireland" links in the navigation table below for illustrated articles on places that I visited during a recent walking trip with Kathryn Hayes and Paddy O'Mahony of Tourism Ireland. Next page: Types of walking trips
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