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3. Peak District, England The UK’s first national park is worth your time at the wheel for any number of reasons. Think about limestone plateaux, deep caverns, fully coloured-in heather moorlands and cosy pubs connected by screw-shaped roads that offer every sort of car rally thrill. Buxton, with its spa history and graceful heritage buildings, is the ideal starter, before you head east to Bakewell, for puddings and tarts. Once full to the brim, push north to ogle the underground jewels at Peak Cavern and Blue John Cavern. Bring a daypack for a hike – try Mam Tor for lung-emptying views �...

Dingle Coast Guard members are the latest to take part in a social media dance challenge. Members dance in scenic locations around West Kerry in their version of the viral challenge called the Jerusalema. Dingle Coast Guard members dance to Master KG’s song at the base in Dingle, at Clogher Strand and along the Slea […]

Updated / Monday, 25 Jan 2021 19:07 Sinead reports from the Department of Health RTÉ's Arts and Media Correspondent Sinead Crowley recalls the switch in assignment which saw her reporting live from the most famous conference room in Ireland. In terms of my own work, a lot has changed since I filed my first working from home diary.  At that time I was still working full time as Arts and Media correspondent, and most of my reports concerned the devastating blow dealt to the arts sector industry by Covid-19 restrictions. Shortly afterwards however I was assigned to covering Covid-19 itself an...

The Visitor Experience Development Plan also warns that tourism in the region is also unbalanced. Dingle town, which has strong tourism infrastructure, is “a hot spot” dominating the other areas which do not benefit and are not developed to the same extent. This imbalance also extends to seasonality. While Dingle town is perceived to enjoy a nine-month visitor season, smaller communities in the region only benefit for three months each year. The most westerly peninsula in Europe has several strengths including its scenery and rich native tradition. But the report notes the tourist indus...

Dingle tourism 'at a crossroads', Fáilte Ireland plan finds Reputationally and in volume terms, the Dingle peninsula performs highly, but tourists spend little time and little money there Fáilte Ireland launches new long-term tourism plan for the Dingle Peninsula - Dunmore Head Fri, 15 Jan, 2021 - 12:30 Anne Lucey Already bracing itself for the loss of Fungie in 2021, tourism in Dingle is “at a crossroads,” a new tourism plan finds. Reputationally and in volume terms, the Dingle peninsula is a high-performing destination. But tourists spend little time and little money there and only ...