The Coastal Atlantic Shield of Ireland – ‘The Cliffs of Moher’

..the giant sea cliffs, the country’s western fortification against the destructive forces of the mighty atlantic, an army of soldiers wearing blue and white cape, sent by the God of the seas and oceans himself, Poseidon… TodaysWanderluster present’s you, with this week’s article on the Cliffs of Moher, ‘The Cliffs of Moher’ … do you

‘A Horse-Shoe Shaped lake’ – Lough Gur

..sleeping in a cave in the region of Lough Gur and emerges at the time of Ireland’s need, galloping around the lake on his great white horse. tale which tells a story of a 14th century lord of Munster . .. Between the valleys and forests, underneath the ever-changing Irish sky , dwells the peaceful

“The Largest Norman Castle in Ireland” – Trim Castle

…Simularily like what happened to ‘Bunratty castle’, the attack took place once the Lord departed the castle and was no longer in sight. Hugh De Lacey who left Ireland, put his trust into one of his chief lieutenants ‘Hugh Tyrrel’ who made a complete disappearance, after the ringwork castle burned down to ashes after coming

‘The Gates of the Ring of Kerry’ – Killarney National Park

Hey guys!! Welcome back on TodaysWanderluster, this week’s journey on our page won’t require to much of a distant travel from our previous location, as in fact, we aren’t leaving the Iveragh peninsula nor the ‘Ring of Kerry’. Today’s Wanderlusting will take place on the very gates of the ring and as mentioned in the

“there and back..”on the Ring of Kerry Ireland

Today’s wanderlusting will bring us to another golden spot in the south-west of Ireland in county Kerry, the famous “Ring of Kerry” which seems to have been competing for a number of decades with Kerry’s other gem that we already explored in the previous blog post “Dingle Peninsula” over a tourist’s first place choice on