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Ireland was once a land of warriors. For over a thousand years, Celtic clans fought for land, honour and power across the island. Their stories …
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The Cliffs of Moher stretch for 14 kilometres along the Clare coastline, rising to 214 metres at their highest point above Knockardakin. They face west …