8 Open Water Swimming Races To Tackle in 2019
Are you part of the open water community that flock to the frigid waters on a daily basis? Make 2018 the year you sign up for an open water swimming race.
By Heather Snelgar
Corona Becomes the First Major Beer Company to Trial Plastic-Free Rings
Come 2019, the major beer brand Corona will begin to trial 100 per cent plastic-free rings for their six-packs in select markets.
By Heather Snelgar
The Beast is Back: Ireland’s Toughest Race Promises to Be Bigger and Better Than Ever
The Beast Adventure Race, one of Ireland's toughest endurance races as well as its longest race, will open entries soon for their 2019 challenge.
By Heather Snelgar
Forty Foot Named One of the Best Swimming Spots in the World
According to the New York Times, one of the best swimming spots in the entire world lies in Irish waters at Forty Foot in Sandycove, Co Dublin.
By Heather Snelgar
Why You Should Step Out of Your Comfort Zone and Try Adventure Racing
Adventure racing is not for the faint of heart and pushes even the toughest athletes to their mental, physical, and emotional limits.
By Heather Snelgar
Eoin Keith Wins Age Group at UTMB Oman
Endurance athlete Eoin Keith strode through the finish line of the UTMB Oman race this weekend, securing a first place win in his age group.
By Heather Snelgar
10 of the Best Walking Festivals in Ireland in 2019
Get together with new mates that enjoy a good trek as much as you and embark on a gorgeous journey with some of the best walking festivals in Ireland.
By Heather Snelgar
10 of the Best Adventure Races in Ireland in 2019
Get up and get out in Ireland's gorgeous landscape, pushing your limits as an athlete! Here are 10 of the best adventure races in Ireland coming in 2019.
By Heather Snelgar
10 of the Best Road Cycling Events in 2019
We've put together a list of 10 amazing cycling races and events in Ireland that you will absolutely not want to miss in the new year!
By Heather Snelgar
Episode 24: Mike O’Shea
Mike O'Shea hails from Co Kerry and has climbed remote peaks and trekked across ice caps in temperates as low as -50 degrees.
By Heather Snelgar
