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Mizen Head, County Cork

August 16, 2016 by Irish American Mom 16 Comments

Cliffs that look like three elephant heads at Mizen Head

When you think of Irish cliffs and must-see tourist sites, the famous Cliffs of Moher in County Clare automatically spring to mind. But today, I’m going to take you on a tour of County Cork’s lesser known, but just as spectacular cliffs at Mizen Head, Ireland’s most south westerly point.  I love to take you […]

Filed Under: Land and Culture, Lessons for Tourists Tagged With: County Cork, Ireland's Coastline, Ireland's Hidden Treasures, Irish Scenery, Mizen Head, Off The Beaten Path, West Cork, Wild Atlantic Way

Lough Gur – A Magical Lake In County Limerick

April 21, 2014 by Irish American Mom 24 Comments

Looking down on Lough Gur from a height in County Limerick Ireland

Lough Gur is a mystical lake in County Limerick, reported by locals to hide a magical realm beneath its glistening surface.  Lough Gur may not feature on most tourist’s lists of places to see when visiting the Emerald Isle, but believe it or not, it is one of Ireland’s most important historical sites. Lough Gur […]

Filed Under: Lessons for Tourists, Why Tourists Love Ireland Tagged With: Land and Culture, Lessons For Tourists, Off The Beaten Path

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