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Site title: Outsider: Your Guide to Outdoor Adventure in Ireland

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From 12 – 20 September 2026, the Boyne Valley Trails September Festival will bring one of Ireland’s most storied landscapes to life through nine days of walks, paddles, history tours and wellness experiences.

You can kayak along the Boyne while hearing the myths connec...


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Words by Maeve Murphy

Last year, we lined out for the Kerry Way Ultra Relay as “Bunch of Nutters” an all-woman team competing with one simple idea in mind: to show that a team of women could. Could take on the distance. Could handle the hills. Could race hard. It could belong in a space that still feels, at times, like it needs a few m...


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The Marathon des Sables has long held legendary status in the world of endurance sport. Widely regarded as one of the toughest foot races on Earth, the multi-day race sees competitors cover roughly 250km across the Sahara Desert while carrying everything they need to survive for the week on their backs.

It’s a race that has fascinated trail run...


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Gravel cycling has exploded in popularity over the last few years, and after spending more time exploring forest roads, greenways and mountain passes on two wheels, I’ve come to appreciate that it’s an activity that’s best enjoyed when you don’t overcomplicate it.

These aren’t expert tips or hard and fast rules. They’re simply a few lessons I’v...


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There’s never been a better time to buy a gravel bike. There are more options than ever before, depending on what you’re looking for and your budget.  However, according to experts, the biggest mistake people make is buying the wrong bike for the type of riding they actually want to do.

That became obvious when we recently visited


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