Books, posters and maps to help you plan your next adventure
GUIDEBOOKS
A guide to the Irish outdoors
€30
A guide to the best of Irish cycling
€25
A travel guide to the west coast of Ireland
€25
POSTERS
A2 poster detailing Ireland’s wonderful hiking and walking trails
€20
Colourful A2 poster documents Ireland’s cycling routes
€20
A0 poster with plenty of inspiration for your next outdoor adventure
€30
A2 poster which includes all 187 of the discovery points on the west coast
€20
A0 poster featuring over a thousand historic points of interest
€30
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FOLDING MAPS
This detailed map of the Grand Canal has been created specifically for walkers, cyclists and paddlers
€10
Folding version of the Adventure Map with further detailed information on the reverse side
€15
CLIMBING GUIDES
The 2nd edition of the definitive guide to bouldering in Ireland
€25
A guide to the best of Irish climbing
€25
The complete guide to bouldering
€25
All* Three Rock Book’s products are proudly produced and printed in Ireland
The books and some posters are printed in Castleisland, Kerry by Walsh Colour Print
Posters are printed in Dún Laoghaire, Dublin by Sooner Than Later
All* Three Rock Book’s products are proudly produced and printed in Ireland
The books and some posters are printed in Castleisland, Kerry by Walsh Colour Print
Posters are printed in Dún Laoghaire, Dublin by Sooner Than Later
"It’s obvious author David Flanagan has meticulously researched the routes and there are superb photographs to do each of them justice.”
" I’d recommend this guide for people planning on travelling all or part of the Wild Atlantic Way, those who want to explore their own county, or anyone who needs reminding just how beautiful our coastline is and how much there is to do here."
"Flanagan’s book will become a classic, with its high-quality photographs and accurate route descriptions… [this] lavishly illustrated and well-designed anthology collects the best climbs of the country into one volume for the first time.“
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When route-planning goes wrong
When route-planning goes wrong Earlier in the week I came up with a gravel route
Five walks in the Dublin area that don’t require a car
Five hikes near Dublin that don’t require a car While those of us who live
The Island – April 2025
The Island – April 2025 Since the start of the year I’ve been trying to
Canoeing the River Barrow
Canoeing the River Barrow A short account, basically my notes for a future trip, of
A few notes on my bike
I’ve been using the same bike for the last eight years and thought it might
The Status Quo versus the Greater Good
The Grand Canal at Cock Bridge. The Status Quo versus the Greater Good No, not
Navigating in the Hills
Navigating in the Hills The north face of Carrauntoohil on the left and Stumpa a’tSaimh
The most remote house in Ireland?
In 2016 I wrote a blog post (a variation of which also appeared in the
The Boy Who Cried Wolf
The Boy Who Cried Wolf I wrote this piece about a bikepacking trip to Mongolia