Wandering Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way

'A very enjoyable book, filled with educational, uplifting and side-splitting stories, an engaging mix of travel, nature and social commentary.'

-- Damien Enright * Irish Examiner *

'Clements is an affable, thoughtful guide, always alert to the small, telling detail.'

* Irish Independent *

'Utterly entertaining from beginning to end.'

* Irish Examiner *

'Engrossing portrait of western Ireland.'

* Irish Mountain Log *

'A good production, well designed in which the author discovers the west of Ireland, this book will appeal to a general readership.'

* Books Ireland *

'The author has discovered that the Wild Atlantic Way has revitalised the west and led to a newfound energy.'

* Connacht Tribune *

'Clements is an authority on the popular tourist route that has become the Wild Atlantic Way.'

* Fermanagh Herald *

'A wonderful book with inspiring insights.'

* IrelandWays.Com *

'The Wild Atlantic Way is far more than a tourist trail and this book charts Clements' return journey along it.'

* Pol O Conghaile, Irish Independent *

'A must-read book in which Clements experiences both the mythic and the human.'

* Culture Northern Ireland *

'An epic journey full of thoughtful observations and showing a zest for people.'

* Tyrone Herald *

'A distinctive mix of travel writing, social history and nature.'

* Clare Champion *

'Very visual writing that delves into the facts and fantasies of the west of Ireland.'

* Irish News *

'Nature's sights and aromas are all around him while the thundering wild Atlantic plays its own soundtrack.'

* Leitrim Observer *

'A well paced and illuminating book full of quirky stories.'

* Sligo Weekender *

'An insight into a changing world where wit, humour and small-town Ireland anecdotes are as warm and as endearing as ever.'

* The Kerryman *

'With his seamless word-tapestry, Clements has written a vibrant and honest word-picture of the rolling, rocky, craggy and compelling Wild Atlantic Way.'

* Mayo News *

'A delightfully varied book on the changing face of Ireland.'

* Niall Delaney, Ocean FM *

'An informative, colourful and engaging book.'

* Shaun Doherty, Highland Radio *

'Laced with wry humour and endless curiosity.'

* Donegal News *

'A brilliant read.'

* Stephen McCauley, Radio Ulster book club *

'Three hundred and forty fascinating pages and a beautiful storied book that touches the hearts and souls of the communities.'

* Weeshie Fogarty, Radio Kerry *

'A fascinating coastal journey that starts and continues in an unhurried way. Clements discovers the marvellous in the ordinary.'

* BBC Radio *

'Superb idea.'

-- Sean Moncrieff * Newstal