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Gougane Barra sits on a hillside above a small lake in the Smerkistown area, right on the border of County Cork and County Kerry — read on for the rest.
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Derryveagh isn't just a single spot. It is a wide stretch of land covering mountains, coastal glens, and a mix of bog, heather, and conifer.
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In Irish, the name is Béal an Mhuirthead. It means “mouth of the Mullet Peninsula.” Belmullet is a coastal Gaeltacht town on the Mullet Peninsula.
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Croagh Patrick stands as the most famous peak in County Mayo. It rises to 764 metres, topping out on a broad, windswept plateau instead of a sharp point.
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Clooney More sits on the north coast of Sligo Bay. It is one of the most recognised surf breaks in Ireland.
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Ballynahinch Castle is a former Irish country house. It stands on the site of an older castle and now operates as a luxury hotel.
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Achill sits off the west coast of Ireland. It covers roughly 147 square kilometres.
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A short monthly list from the research desk: Gougane Barra, Kylemore Abbey, Oceanworld Dingle and two more. No queues, and no queue of posts about them either.
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Béal an Átha translates to “mouth of the ford.” That name sticks to Ballina because the town sits right where the River Moy spills into Killala Bay — read on for the rest.
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Ardara sits on the N56 and R261, roughly twenty-five kilometres north-west of Donegal town. The 2022 census counted 785 people living there, up from 731 in 2011.
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Baile Átha an Rí. That’s the Irish name, translating to “town of the ford of the king.” Located 25 kilometres east of Galway city in County Galway, the town still wears its medieval shape.
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