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Where would you find the most westerly point on the island of Ireland?

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Where would you find the most westerly point on the island of Ireland?

The most westerly point on the island of Ireland is Garraun Point, located in County Kerry. It is situated on the mainland and provides stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. From here, you can see an impressive array of wild cliffs and rocky outcrops that form part of Ireland’s rugged coastline. Furthermore, if you want to explore even further, the most westerly point under Irish jurisdiction is Tearaght Island, which lies 12.5 km west of Dingle Peninsula in the Atlantic Ocean. Here you can find a variety of wildlife including a colony of grey seals and seabirds such as guillemots and razorbills. In addition to this, the island is also home to a variety of archaeological sites, making it a great place for history enthusiasts. No matter your reason for visiting, you’re sure to have an unforgettable time exploring all that this unique corner of Ireland has to offer.

About the Dingle Peninsula

The Dingle Peninsula, located in County Kerry in Ireland, is a stunning display of nature’s beauty. With its rugged cliffs and breathtaking views, it is the perfect spot for anyone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The area is filled with an array of attractions such as ancient monastic sites, beautiful beaches, stunning lakes and more.

 The peninsula is also the home of a variety of wildlife, including many species of birds and mammals. For those looking to explore the outdoors, there are plenty of hiking trails that lead through the breathtaking landscape. It’s easy to see why the Dingle Peninsula has been called one of Ireland’s most beautiful corners – it is truly a paradise. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful getaway or an adventure, the Dingle Peninsula has something for everyone. So come and explore this beautiful corner of Ireland – you won’t be disappointed!

More About the West of Ireland

The west of Ireland is known for its rugged beauty and wonderful culture. It is home to some of the country’s most spectacular scenery, including Galway Bay, Slieve League Cliffs, Connemara National Park and the Aran Islands. The area has a unique history that has shaped much of Irish culture today. From centuries-old castles to traditional music and stories, the West of Ireland is full of fascinating sights, sounds and experiences.

The culture of the west of Ireland centers around strong family ties, traditional music and storytelling. The area is known for its vibrant pubs and festivals such as Galway Arts Festival, the Clifden Arts Week and the famous St Patrick’s Day celebrations. There is also an abundance of outdoor activities available to visitors, including horseback riding, hiking and fishing.

The west of Ireland is home to some of the country’s best seafood restaurants and pubs that offer a traditional Irish pub experience. The area is also known for its unique cuisine such as boxty (potato pancakes) and coddle (sausage). Visitors to the West of Ireland can also enjoy traditional Irish music, ranging from folk to modern.

The west of Ireland is a wonderful place to visit for anyone interested in exploring Irish culture or just looking for a relaxing holiday away from it all. From stunning landscapes to vibrant culture, the west of Ireland has something for everyone. Whether you are looking for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, the West of Ireland will ensure that your trip is full of unforgettable experiences.

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Last updated May 29, 2023


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Jimmie

Wednesday 10th of April 2024

Well I had a pint at the most westerly Pub….at least that is what was claimed…. It was on the water

GA

Saturday 21st of October 2023

Garraun Point (on Great Blasket Island) at 52.1045°N 10.5074°W has been incorrectly cited as being the most westerly point of the Irish mainland,[2] but this is Dunmore Head. At longitude 10° 39.7', Tearaght Island is the westernmost of the Blaskets, and thus the most westerly point of the republic of Ireland.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Blasket_Island