Dún Aonghasa

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• Caroline Catona

  31 October 2017

  I was here for the 2nd time. The view is phenomenal. Always inspiring. It requires a bit of a walk up hill on stones. Not for the frail.

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• Sars N.

  18 October 2017

  Bronze Age fortress located on the largest Aran Island, Inish Mor. For the most dramatic views, lay down and look over the edge, but be careful of wind gusts. Breathtaking.

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• Fabio M

  02 October 2017

  A bit overpriced and overcrowded. The view from the top is stunning, but I'm really disappointed because the people can stand on the edge and it's so easy to slip and fall down. It's a shame that with a price like that, there's no fence.

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• Rory Harper

  17 September 2017

  Extremely impressive. Skip the midday trippers, head up around 4pm after they caught the ferry back to the mainland and have the place to yourself. gorgeous view, highlight of the Aran Islands.

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• Stephen Donegan

  29 August 2017

  Amazing spot, very special. Ancient ruins on a clifftop with views onto the Irish coastline. And all on the beautiful island of inishmore. Recommend a few nights here

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• Kevin Walters

  28 August 2017

  Definitely go early before the first ferry arrives to the island. We had the whole place to ourselves.
  
  Absolutely fantastic!

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• Ciaran McLarnon

  02 August 2017

  Amazing cliffs here. You have to walk the last 20 mins but what a view when you arrive at the top.
  
  Fabulous sheer drops to the sea below. Be careful!!
  
  

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• Shane Kennedy

  18 April 2017

  Fantastic landscape, and nice walk. Fort itself is a bit underwhelming, but the drop off the edge of it will make up for that. Be careful, because it's an unprotected cliff.
  
  If you're stuck for time give this a miss and see the wormhole instead.

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• Federico Scrinzi

  17 April 2017

  Amazing view on the cliffs. Just breathtaking! I even prefer the view here compared to the cliffs of Moher

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• Francesco Dicara

  14 April 2017

  Amazing place, amazing cliffs. A bit expensive the ticket (5€ for adult, 3€ for student/senior/children)

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• David Cookman

  02 March 2017

  After a lengthy climb that can be a little tricky when wet, you're rewarded with a fantastic historical site with absolutely stunning views.

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• Daniel Soulia

  24 January 2017

  This place is amazing. To see what people thousands of years ago built here, on this really high, breathtakingly scenic cliffs, just has to be seen to be believed. You can really believe you're at the end of the world.

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