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  1. Townley Hall Woods

    Oldbridge, Meath

    The woods form part of 60 acres of rolling parklands surrounding the magnificent Georgian mansion of Townley Hall. [Read more]

  2. Benbulben

    Sligo Town, Sligo

    Benbulben is known as County Sligo’s 'Table Mountain' and is part of the Dartry Mountains. It is a spectacular iconic geological feature hosting a unique variety of flora. [Read more]

  3. Tralee Bay Wetlands Centre

    Tralee, Kerry

    Tralee Bay Wetlands Centre provides a window on the diverse and spectacular Tralee Bay Nature Reserve. [Read more]

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  4. Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark

    Blacklion, Cavan

    Waterfalls, old abbeys, tombs, forests, fabulous landscapes and amazing show caves are among some of the attractions of the Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark. It is a UNESCO recognised Global Geopark and crosses the Counties of Fermanagh and Cavan. [Read more]

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  5. Aillwee Cave & The Birds Of Prey Centre

    Ballyvaughan, Clare

    Aillwee Cave is a superb show cave near the mystical Burren area of north County Clare. The cave, with its nearby birds of prey centre and farm shop, is located south of Ballyvaughan on the R480. [Read more]

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  6. Malin Head

    Malin Head, Donegal

    At the top of the Inishowen Peninsula in County Donegal, is Ireland’s most northerly point, Malin Head. It is not just Ireland’s most northerly point, but also an area of great scenic beauty and of historical, scientific and ecological importance. [Read more]

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  7. Lough Gill

    Sligo Town, Sligo

    Lough Gill is a large lake, nearly six and a half miles long and two and a half miles wide. There is public access to the lough from a pier on the south shore at the mouth of the Garavoge River, at Inishfree Pier and at Shriff Bay. [Read more]

  8. The Donegal Gaeltacht

    Glencolmcille, Donegal

    The Gaeltacht is the area in County Donegal where the Irish language is spoken and where the traditions of Irish song, dance and folklore prevail. [Read more]

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  9. Mitchelstown Cave

    Cahir, Tipperary

    Mitchelstown Cave, located midway between Cahir and Mitchelstown in county Tipperary, is one of the most spectacular caves in Europe. The cave's unusual formations, shapes, colour and history make for an enthralling visit. [Read more]

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  10. Doolin Cave

    Doolin, Clare

    Doolin Cave, in the Burren in County Clare, is one of Europe’s most compelling cave attractions. It is a truly authentic experience. It is your only opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite anywhere in the world. [Read more]

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  11. Crag Cave

    Castleisland, Kerry

    Step into 1 million years of history and wonder at Crag Cave, Ireland’s most exciting show cave. Crag Cave, in Castleisland County Kerry, is formed of limestone and is a colourful wonderland of stalagmites and stalactites. [Read more]

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  12. Dunmore Cave

    Ballyfoyle, Kilkenny

    Dunmore Cave is located 10km from of Kilkenny City. History and geology blend here to give the visitor a unique learning experience. The cave has been known to man for many centuries and contains some of Ireland's finest calcite cave formations. [Read more]

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  13. Slieve League Cliffs

    Carrick, Donegal

    Hike to the top of the Slieve League/Sliabh Liag cliffs, on the south west coast of County Donegal, to enjoy some of the highest and finest marine cliffs in Europe. There are terrific views of the Atlantic Ocean, the Sligo Mountains and Donegal Bay. [Read more]

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