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March 17, 2026
Today, an extra one. First, we drive to Dingle. There, the EV1 turns north, but I take the route to explore the Dingle Peninsula (Ciccerone, Route 5, Stage 3).
Dingle Peninsula: After the flower-covered slopes around Killarney, the contrast is striking. With its rugged terrain and steep cliffs, the northernmost
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February 3, 2026
Today we are driving to Kenmare (EV1 stage 13). Subsequently, I will not follow the EV1, which heads further inland, but will stay along the coast on the Wild Atlantic Way.
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February 2, 2026
After Allihies we travel along the shores of Kenmare Bay, past the colourful village of Eyeries and on to Kilmackillogue Harbour and Tousist.
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February 15, 2026
This westernmost corner of Connemara is a disturbing mix of serenity and ruggedness, with sandy beaches just a few hundred meters from boggy and rocky valleys and looming brown hills. The towns here are remarkably well-maintained. Letterfrack was founded in the 19th century by Quakers.
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