A new book has been published that traces the history of land access and ownership in Ireland through a 678-kilometre walking trail. The book, released by, details a journey from the Dingle Peninsula in Kerry to Burr Point in County Down. It explores the historical and social dimensions of land use, offering insights into the evolution of public access in rural areas. The author combines personal experience with historical research to highlight the challenges and changes in land ownership over time. The book is part of a growing interest in preserving and understanding Ireland's natural and cultural landscapes. The publication comes as local communities continue to debate the balance between conservation and development in rural regions.