Slieve Foye, County High Point of Louth
7th March 2023
“Slieve Foye is one of the most characterful mountains in the north of the island and bears favourable comparison with many peaks of greater height.”
2nd January 2023
“This walk avoids the more popular routes to and from Slieve Donard; the only part of the route where you are guaranteed to meet fellow walkers is at the summit of Donard and on the Bloody Bridge Track.”
23rd December 2020
“‘Tis the season! There’s no better time to get your boots on, grab the family and head for the hills, where the air is fresh and the views are reliably spectacular. Good for the soul.”
28/11/22
“As a mountain loving climbing enthusiast I’m quite biased but hiking really is such a fantastic hobby with so many benefits, so why not get the whole family involved?”
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