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Skellig Michael
Iveragh Peninsula, Ireland
A remote Atlantic island containing an early medieval monastic settlement of stone cells and terraces.
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Slea Head
Dingle Peninsula, Ireland
An Atlantic headland on the Dingle Peninsula with views towards the Blasket Islands and a dense archaeological landscape nearby.
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Conor Pass
Dingle Peninsula, Ireland
A high mountain pass above Dingle with views over corrie lakes, valleys and the peninsula’s northern coast.
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Staigue stone fort
Sneem, Ireland
A substantial dry-stone ringfort in a broad valley on the Iveragh Peninsula.
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Derrynane House
Caherdaniel, Ireland
The former home of Daniel O’Connell, set within a coastal demesne near Derrynane Bay.
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Cliffs of Moher
Liscannor, Ireland
A long line of Atlantic sea cliffs formed from layered shale and sandstone on the western edge of County Clare.
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Aillwee Cave
Ballyvaughan, Ireland
A limestone show cave in the Burren with underground passages, chambers and geological formations.
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Bunratty Castle
Bunratty, Ireland
A fifteenth-century castle with furnished interiors beside an open-air folk park.
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Doolin Cave
Doolin, Ireland
A karst cave near Doolin known for a very large free-hanging stalactite.
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Hunt Museum
Limerick, Ireland
A museum of art and antiquities housed in Limerick’s former eighteenth-century Custom House.
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Loop Head
Kilbaha, Ireland
A remote Atlantic headland at the mouth of the Shannon Estuary, marked by cliffs and a lighthouse.
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Poulnabrone dolmen
The Burren, Ireland
A Neolithic portal tomb standing on exposed limestone pavement in the Burren.
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The Burren
County Clare, Ireland
A karst limestone landscape of pavements, fissures, caves, archaeology and distinctive plant communities.
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Aughnanure Castle
Oughterard, Ireland
A well-preserved tower house beside the Drimneen River, associated with the O’Flaherty lords of Connemara.
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Clifden Castle
Clifden, Ireland
A ruined early nineteenth-century castellated house reached through the open landscape near Clifden.
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Connemara National Park
Letterfrack, Ireland
A national park of bog, heath and mountain terrain beneath the Twelve Bens in western Galway.
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Dún Aonghasa
Inishmore, Ireland
A prehistoric stone fort on the edge of a high Atlantic cliff on Inishmore.
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Kylemore Abbey
Kylemore, Ireland
A nineteenth-century lakeside castle later adapted as a Benedictine abbey, with a restored walled garden.
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Spanish Arch
Galway, Ireland
A surviving section of Galway’s historic riverside defences beside the Corrib and former quays.
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Galway Cathedral
Galway, Ireland
A large twentieth-century stone cathedral with a prominent dome near the River Corrib.
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Croagh Patrick
Murrisk, Ireland
A steep pilgrimage mountain rising above Clew Bay, with a long religious tradition and broad coastal views.
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Céide Fields
Ballycastle, Ireland
A prehistoric landscape where Neolithic field walls and settlement traces were preserved beneath blanket bog.
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Westport House
Westport, Ireland
An eighteenth-century country house and demesne beside Westport, with Georgian interiors and landscaped grounds.
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Glenveagh National Park
Church Hill, Ireland
A mountainous national park centred on the glaciated valley of Lough Veagh in inland Donegal.
