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12 Reviews
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31 October 2017
What a phenomenon!!! Really beautiful place, very lunar feel to it. Has to be seen to be appreciated.
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16 October 2017
Cool place. We were only there for 15 minutes with a tour but the view was beautiful.
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27 August 2017
Incredibly beautiful! Rock formations are unique and worth a visit. Make sure to put aside some time to hike up the mountains!
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06 August 2017
Such a fantastic national park. If you're on the way to the cliffs of moher definitely stop off here. It's amazing
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31 July 2017
Sensational place. Make sure to bring rain proof clothing and decent footwear. Don’t be put off by the area and lack of a clear place to park. All routes are well sign posted.
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24 July 2017
Passed by while working - frigging amazing!! I travel all over Ireland and there's no comparison apart from maybe some parts of Donegal. Am going to return with my wife and kids soon
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09 July 2017
The landscape was unlike anything I had ever seen before. The information center was a bit hard to find, but the staff was very friendly. I would definitely recommend this place to friends or anyone interested in the outdoors!
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18 April 2017
Not a very touristy place but worth to visit, Even tough it is far from main road. Beautiful scenery of limestone formation
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21 March 2017
Very beautiful national park to visit. Didn't have time to experience it by foot, but a drive through it was enough for me to immerse myself in the beauty of mother nature. The horses and ponies definitely add a bit of fun to the park.
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19 March 2017
I love climbing Mullaghmoore. It's absolutely breathtaking. The walk is approx 3 hours long but we'll worth the views. The landscape is unique. From the very top you can even see Fr. Ted's house..bonus
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22 February 2017
Strikingly beautiful and quiet place to go for a walk. Great variety of walking intensities. The signs exaggerate the difficulty, but makes a reasonable guess of the time taken.
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13 February 2017
A 250 square kilometre limestone pavement located in the west of Ireland. In 1651 a Cromwellian Army Officer, Edmund Ludlow, said "There is not water enough to drown a man, wood enough to hang one, nor earth enough to bury them". This picture typifies the landscape.
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