Have you done the Howth Head walk? Whether you’re a Dublin veteran or a first-time visitor, there’s no better way to explore all that the city has to offer than by foot. Howth's cliff walk is arguably one of Dublin's most beautiful trails, boasting incredible views of the rugged coastline and neighbouring headlands. A hugely popular spot for Dubliners and tourists alike, the variety of trails are ideal for a quiet walk away from the hustle and bustle of the city regardless of fitness level. The

I wandered along the Howth Cliff Walk yesterday afternoon, starting from the Sutton side and walking as far as Sheep’s Hole / Shell Beach, and it was beautiful. These cliffs have been walked for generations, with the formal cliff paths becoming especially popular in the 19th century after the introduction of the Hill of Howth Tramway. The tramway, built in the late 1800s, operated from 1901 to 1959 and replaced a horse-bus service that had run since 1867. Initially run by the Great Northern Rail