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Welcome to the Walk With Me Blog
This is the first in what I hope will become your go to blog for hiking in Ireland. Ireland has some of the best walking and hiking trails in the world. National Geographic say Ireland is in the Top 5 Walking and Hiking Destinations in the world. So join me in the adventure of a lifetime and let’s explore this beautiful land.
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Seven Walks in Seven Days – Day 1. Great South Wall Walk
This is a beautiful coastal walk that starts in Irishtown, just 2km from Dublin City Centre. From there you can walk 4km out into Dublin Bay along the Great South Wall until you reach the Poolbeg Lighthouse at the end.
It can be tricky to figure out how to get there. You start at the park in Irishtown/end of Sandymount Strand and just follow the trail around the coastline from there. After around 2kms, you’ll get to the start of the South Wall and continue another couple of kilometers along it to get to the lovely red lighthouse.
There are stunning views of the Poolbeg Chimneys, Dublin Bay, Howth Head, Dun Laoghaire Harbour and the Dublin and Wicklow mountains beyond. The surface can be a bit uneven along the sea wall at times, so be sure to wear walking shoes (not heels!). It’s also a great spot for bird watching if that’s your vibe.
Join us every Sunday Morning in Glendalough Car park for a free guided hike around Glendalough. Hike begins at 10am sharp so set your clocks and see you there.