Rabach Way Walk

17/08/2021

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13/08/2021

Keep an eye on the weekend Indo Magazine for a write up from Mr Conghaile on his experience on the Rabach Way Walk…. 🤩

A very happy hiker here on the Beara Peninsula. Just me and four seasons-worth of weather on the Rabach Way, a really off-grid trek to an abandoned village (story/video to follow). Anybody know the legend behind it? Thanks to for the tip! 🥾🥾
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19/04/2021

17/04/2021

Our beautiful valley😀😀😀

A room with a view on the Beara peninsula today 🏞️😁

25/06/2018

Tranquility 👌🏻

17/07/2017

Many visit Killarney and only see the top attractions. If you want to venture off the beaten track in Killarney, we have some places that are recommended by locals.

28/04/2016

Fantastic time of the year to get out and about and explore the Rabach's glen!

16/04/2015

Story was published in Irish times a few weeks ago...

15/04/2015

Finally the moment you've all been waiting for..... The story of the Rabach's way!
Twenty nine people lived in Cummeengeera in 1841 and only seven in 1871. It was in one of these houses that Cornilius O Sullivan Rabach, who was hanged for murder in Tralee jail, lived in the early 1800's.
The Rabachs cave, where he once hid from the authorities, overlooks the river a short distance behind the house ruins.
The story goes that around 1800 a sailor came to the Rabachs house to seek shelter for the night. The sailor was killed because the Rabachs family thought that he was carrying a worthwhile amount of money. It is reputed that Cornelius carried out the murder.
Unknown to Cornelius, one of the neighbouring women saw what had taken place and many years later when she taunted him about the incident he murdered her.
The Rabach was hard to catch, hiding out in his cave, but he was finally captured, tried and found guilty of murder and hanged in Tralee jail in March 1831.

Have you heard this story before.... Please share your thoughts?!:)

07/04/2015

The beauty of Lauragh with cumeengadra valley in the background....have you been here yet?!

22/03/2015

What a stunning photo of just some of the fantastic scenery on the Rabach Way Walk