Ross Castle sits on the shore of Lough Leane just outside Killarney, County Kerry, within Killarney National Park. The tower
Connemara National Park covers around a corner of north-west County Galway at Letterfrack, taking in mountain, bog, heath and grassland,
Inis Oírr (Inisheer) is the smallest and most easterly of the Aran Islands, lying off the coast of County Galway
Sliabh Liag, or Slieve League, rises above the Atlantic in south-west County Donegal near Cappagh, and its sea cliffs are
Croagh Patrick rises above Clew Bay at Teevenacroaghy, County Mayo, its distinctive conical peak visible for miles across the surrounding
Powerscourt Waterfall drops from a cliff face at Longhill Commons in County Wicklow and is the highest waterfall in Ireland.
Lough Gill lies just east of Sligo town in County Sligo, a wooded freshwater lake straddling the Sligo–Leitrim border and
Downings, or Na Dúnaibh, is a coastal village on the Rosguill Peninsula in County Donegal, looking out over Sheephaven Bay
Annestown Beach sits on the Copper Coast in County Waterford, at the small village of Annestown between Tramore and Dungarvan.
The Blue Pool is a sheltered inlet on the Beara Peninsula in County Cork, at Glengarriff, where a short wooded
Lambay Island lies off the north Dublin coast near Rush, the largest island on Ireland’s east coast. It is privately
Fionntrá, or Ventry, is a long sandy beach on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, set within the sheltered curve
Valentia Island lies off the Iveragh Peninsula in County Kerry, reached by bridge from Portmagee or by ferry from Renard
Valentia Slate is at Gortgower on Valentia Island in County Kerry, on the site of the island’s historic slate quarry
Tralee Bay Wetlands Eco & Activity Park sits on the edge of Tralee in County Kerry, where the town meets
Skellig Michael is the larger of the two Skellig Islands, rising steeply from the Atlantic off the Iveragh coast of
An Blascaod Mór, the Great Blasket, is the largest of the Blasket Islands, lying off the tip of the Dingle
Portmagee Harbour is the working pier at the heart of Portmagee village, County Kerry, tucked into the channel between the
Murreagh Beach lies at Murreagh on the Dingle peninsula in County Kerry, facing the Atlantic on Ireland’s western edge. It
Knockreer House and Gardens sits within Killarney National Park in County Kerry, a short walk from the centre of Killarney
Kinard Beach lies at Kinard West on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, a stretch of sand and shingle backed
The Kerry International Dark-Sky Reserve covers a stretch of the Iveragh Peninsula around Ballinskelligs, County Kerry, where low light pollution
Kerry Bog Village Museum at Glenbeigh in County Kerry recreates a rural Irish village of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries,
The Kerry Cliffs rise above the Atlantic near Portmagee on the Iveragh peninsula in County Kerry, reached by a short
Kells Bay House and Gardens lies at Kells on the Ring of Kerry, overlooking Dingle Bay. The gardens are known
Gleninchaquin Park is a privately run mountain valley park at Tuosist, on the Beara Peninsula in County Kerry, near the
Fermoyle Strand runs along the coast at Fermoyle in County Kerry, on the northern side of the Dingle Peninsula facing
Cuan an Daingin, or Dingle Harbour, is the sheltered natural harbour at Dingle, County Kerry, on the south side of
Crag Cave is a limestone cave system at Castleisland, County Kerry, and one of the best-known show caves in Ireland.
Coomanaspic is a high mountain pass at Coomanaspig, County Kerry, on the Skellig Ring near the far western tip of
Com an Chiste, better known as Coomakista, is a mountain pass and viewing point recorded here at Balleen, County Kerry,
Clogher Beach sits on the coast near Dingle in County Kerry, on one of the most exposed stretches of the
Cé Dhún Chaoin, Dunquin Pier, sits at the western tip of the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, at Ballyickeen Commons.
Ceann Sléibhe, Slea Head, is the headland at the western end of the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, above Coumeenoole
Bray Head is the great headland at the south-western end of Valentia Island, County Kerry, where the land falls away
Ballybunion Beach lies below the cliffs at Ballybunion on the north Kerry coast, where the Atlantic meets a long stretch



































