West Coast
Sitting boldy on the Atlantic, the West of Ireland’s wild, rugged landscape is startling and captivating. It has given birth to poets and artists, and musicians travel from far and wide to be inspired by the thriving traditional music scene.
All along the West coast you’ll find yourself immersed in history and heritage. Ancient monuments and iconic stone walls vie with the living culture of the bustling cities and towns.
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Venture into the Burren in Co Clare to explore its lunar-like landscape. 160 sq km of limestone, dotted with megalithic tombs and home to over 70% of Ireland’s native flowers. This unique scenery also has many turloughs – disappearing lakes!
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The music of the the West. Whether you prefer the fiddle music of Kerry, or the bodhran of Ennis, there are sessions all through the week in the local pubs. Or head to Galway during the Arts Festival for a taster of real Irish culture.
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Seaweed baths are renowned for easing rheumatism, easing skin conditions, and generally being the perfect way to unwind after a bracing walk one of Sligo’s many beaches. Loosen up first in the Victorian steam box, and then unwind in the hot seawater with the silky oils of the seaweed.
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The Skellig Islands, located just nine miles off the coast of Kerry, have intrigued visitors for years. Skellig Michael is a UNESCO world heritage site, and visitors can explore the 13th century beehive-shaped huts of hermit monks.
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The food in Co Cork will knock your socks off. Kinsale, a lovely little seaside village, is world-famous for it seafood. Or try the English Market in Cork City. It got its name from the English soldiers who used to visit in the 17th century, and is now famous for its local artisan producers.
