Mussenden Temple, Downhill Demesne, Co. Derry

This miniature temple is one of the most peculiar buildings in Ireland: spectacularly perched on the edge of a cliff high above the sea, it has become an iconic landmark along the north-western coastline.  

Along the Wild Atlantic Way: Ballybunion Cliff Walk, Co. Kerry

The scenic walk along the Ballybunion Cliffs in North County Kerry offers views of spectacular seascapes and hidden beaches, as well as a bit of local folklore and history. 

Magical Places: Dunlough Castle, Three Castle Head, Co. Cork

It's hard to imagine a more remote and dramatic setting for a fortress: Dunlough Castle sits perched on the edge of a cliff at the most northerly tip of the Mizen Peninsula in County Cork.

Along the Wild Atlantic Way: The mighty Slieve League Cliffs, Co. Donegal

They are the jewel in the crown of County Donegal: the spectacular Slieve League cliffs are among the highest and most impressive marine cliffs in Europe.

 

Howth Head cliff walk, Co. Dublin

Only a stone's throw away from the city, the Howth cliff walk is a fantastic scenic excursion: complete with a rugged coastline, wide open spaces and panoramic views all along the Leinster coast. 

Howth Head

All along the Causeway Coast Route

The "Causeway Coast" in County Antrim in Northern Ireland has it all: dramatic landscapes, beautiful sandy beaches, spectacular cliffs and many historical sites.

Here are some sites you wouldn´t want to miss:

 

A walk out to Dingle Bay

A few impressions of the Dingle coast - a beautiful walk along the bay, past the harbour and the old stone watch tower, over to the lighthouse, along the cliffs and down to a couple of small beaches.

A walk around Ardmore, Co Waterford

A few impressions of Ardmore - a little seaside village on the south-east coast of Ireland, where the Celtic Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. Join me on a stroll around town with its ancient sacred sites, medieval monuments, colourful houses, down to the beautiful beach and up the surrounding cliffs. 

 

View over  Ardmore Bay

Cliff walk around Ardmore Head in Co Waterford

The Cliff walk, also known as "Monastery Walk", around Ardmore Head is one of the most beautiful loop walks in County Waterford.There´s lots to see along the way, so let me take you on a little photographic excursion along this scenic hike.

Cliff walk

Magical Places: Timetravelling in Ardmore, Co Waterford

Ardmore (Aird Mhór, meaning "Great Height" in Irish) isn´t just a quiet little seaside village in County Waterford. It´s also a very mysterious place, steeped in ancient history, full of legend and with many a mystical site to explore.