Best View in Ireland
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I agree with Ann41, there are amazing views of the Mourne Mountains sweeping down to the sea, at Newcastle. Different levels of light throw shadow on the mountains in a million ways, so every day it looks different. I drive home from my son's childminder (near Ardglass, in Co, Down) and come to a point on the road where I just want to stop and gaze at the mountains, every time. And I'm not even on vacation - this is just a regular day, probably late for work!
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Yes, way too many to choose a favorite!
Cliffs of Moher:
http://www.greendragonartist.com/Sal...riensTower.htm
http://www.greendragonartist.com/Sal...ffsofMoher.htm
Dun Aengosa on Aran Islands:
http://www.greendragonartist.com/Sal...DunAengosa.htm
Slea Head:
http://www.greendragonartist.com/Sal...ageDinGull.htm
Cliffs of Moher:
http://www.greendragonartist.com/Sal...riensTower.htm
http://www.greendragonartist.com/Sal...ffsofMoher.htm
Dun Aengosa on Aran Islands:
http://www.greendragonartist.com/Sal...DunAengosa.htm
Slea Head:
http://www.greendragonartist.com/Sal...ageDinGull.htm
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When I visited in 98 and am returning next week, I loved the cliffs of moher, I am making a return visit this trip, also Rock of Cashel in Cashel, Co.Tipperary just amazing! As well, while visiting relatives in Galway, we stopped at Spiddle and there was a great view of Clare and the Aran Isles if you walk down the pier!
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Wojazz,
Yes, it's a great place. Bridie is a gem, very enthusiastic, and she even let us do laundry in their washer.
The breakfast view is spectacular, they have a carriage house in the back (with kitchen & washer), and be sure to look for the white kitty cat that purrrrrrrrrrs so loudly!
And if you want to go to the chocolate factory, take a left as you leave the B&B driveway.
Yes, it's a great place. Bridie is a gem, very enthusiastic, and she even let us do laundry in their washer.
The breakfast view is spectacular, they have a carriage house in the back (with kitchen & washer), and be sure to look for the white kitty cat that purrrrrrrrrrs so loudly!
And if you want to go to the chocolate factory, take a left as you leave the B&B driveway.

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From the Ring of Beara, there is a spot just made for a picnic- there's a rock formation (probably man-made) that works perfectly as a table, and overlooks THE most gorgeous view imaginable...miles of bright blue ocean, with beautiful green cliffs on either side.
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You asked for favorite hotel with awesome view. The Bervie on Achill Island is great but do ask for a room with sea view. The cliffs across the bay are almost as good as the Cilffs of Moher. Elizabeth is an excellent host and the food was superb.
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Tons and tons....but my favorite is Slea Head.
A friend who is a professional guide suggested Bray Head on Valencia island~he said it was the most beautiful headland in Ireland, and I have to agree.
In fact Tennyson wrote a poem about it:
'Break, break, break,
on thy cold gray stones, O sea!
and I would that my tongue could utter
the thoughts that arise in me'
(there's more but I don't want to post it all)
A friend who is a professional guide suggested Bray Head on Valencia island~he said it was the most beautiful headland in Ireland, and I have to agree.
In fact Tennyson wrote a poem about it:
'Break, break, break,
on thy cold gray stones, O sea!
and I would that my tongue could utter
the thoughts that arise in me'
(there's more but I don't want to post it all)
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