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tpk2 Says: Close to the highest point of the Cliffs of Moher stands the O' Brien's Tower. The Tower was built by Cornelius O' Brien, according to a story, to impress female visitors. It offers a great spot for watching the mighty cliffs.The tower is open (weather permitting) 9.30-18,...
Ewingjr98 Says: The Burren is a stony, limestone region full of unique plants and animals, various topography including caves and underground streams, castles, old cemeteries, and even ancient burial sites called dolmen.The Burren is located just inland from the Cliffs of Moher, and you...
tpk2 Says: Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre is open 9.30-17.30 all year, except 9-19 June to August. There is a tourist centre and a small souvenirs shop at the center. A new center will be opened in 2007, so the opening times might change. Check out the webpage www.shannonheritage.com...
Ewingjr98 Says: Not far from the Cliffs of Moher stands unique Kinvarra Castle. It was built on a piece of land entirely surrounded by water, except for the narrow neck which provides the entrance. Around the edge of the water is a small stone wall, and the castle itself consists of a...
Ewingjr98 Says: The Cliffs of Moher are some of the most impressive features of a country full of beauty. Here, along the West coast of Ireland, the cliffs stretch unbroken for 5 miles and reach heights of 656 feet above the sea. Carefully peeking down over the edge, you will witness the...
huwhit Says: The Cliffs are really something. Some of the reach up to 700 feet high. And there are natural platforms that jut out the side meaning that by lying down on your stomach and put your head over the side, you can almost see underneath yourself. It was very windy, and not being...
Jacksprat Says: Well, it's not a must see, cause you can't really miss it. Have a stroll up to the castle and well, just admire the view. You can pay a small fee and climb the stairs to the top and have a better view. To be honest, the whole setting is a bit mind blowing.
Have a little peep over the edge
Jacksprat Says: This is more like a "MUST DO" - but only under supervision! Go on, crawl to the edge of the ledge and have a little look over...please be careful... the people who dissapear over the edge never come back looking the same.
The Sheridan Food Pub - In the Airport?!
Ewingjr98 Says: While on a three hour layover in Shannon, we immediately hunted own the airport pub for some fresh Guinness beer. From our gate near the end of the terminal it was quite a walk to the pub, passing the duty free store, a bookstore, a souvenir shop, and restrooms before...
Ewingjr98 Says: I flew into Shannon International on a trip from the US to the Middle East. The airport is small, but growing, as it is one of the four busiest international gateways in Ireland. The runway and terminal were constructed from 1936 to 1942, and the airport was a popular spot...
Jacksprat Says: Believe me, you do want to be careful when you're walking along here (especially when it's been raining) It's a drop of about 700ft before you reach the bottom - and then you probably land on rocks! You DON'T want to slip and fall near the edge!!!
Dress warmly when visiting the cliffs
tpk2 Says: Dress warmly because of the cool Atlantic winds blowing in off the ocean. And it really can be WINDY.
Jacksprat Says: Another view of these massive cliffs. The castle on the end is atleast 3 sotreys high, so you can kind of figure out how far down it is to the sea!
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Another view of these massive cliffs. The castle on the end is atleast 3 sotreys high, so you can kind of figure out how far down it is to the sea!
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