Our Authors

Caoimhe Clements is a writer and photographer based in County Down with a passion for Ireland’s hidden villages, scenic routes, and cultural gems. She has written for the Belfast Telegraph and The Irish Independent, combining storytelling with creative photography. Caoimhe loves capturing the landscapes and atmosphere that make each place unique, with photographing the puffins on the Skellig Islands among her favourite experiences.

Allan Muniu is a well-travelled writer with a strong focus on travel journalism. He holds a BA in Media and Communication Studies and has written for leading platforms including Meanwhile in Ireland and Ireland Before You Die. Having explored Ireland’s varied landscapes and cities, Allan specialises in uncovering local experiences and lesser-known gems. His writing is grounded in clear, reliable advice, helping readers make the most of their travels. When he’s not writing, Allan is usually planning his next trip or seeking out a new favourite spot to explore.

Dean Hoff is a writer, folklorist, and lifelong traveller with a deep love for the open road. Having spent years journeying across Ireland, Dean has explored its landmarks, towns, hotels, restaurants, and hidden corners, developing a strong connection to the people and stories found along the way. A specialist in Irish and Scottish folklore, particularly legendary creatures and road-side myths, Dean brings a rich narrative lens to travel writing. Alongside this, they have written several novels under various pen names, adapted work for the stage, and work across film as a screenwriter, director, actor, and model.

Sarah Ní Bhealáin is a 23-year-old Irish writer born and bred in County Wicklow. After graduating from University College Dublin with a masters degree in history, she is now working in a sales and marketing support role. Sarah loves all things hiking, heritage, and history, and she is always looking for an excuse to plan her next road trip across Ireland. Chances are you will usually find her reading, writing, or halfway up a hill somewhere exploring some old ruins.