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Foynes is a town, an island and a harbour situated on the southern shore of the Shannon Estuary in the west of County Limerick and the

The Loop Head Peninsula lies in the west of county Clare, between the Atlantic ocean and the mouth of Shannon. The coastline is most impressive with

The Bridges of Ross used to be three huge stone archs, soaring high above the shore of the ocean. Since two of the bridges have fallen

The mouth of the Shannon – Ireland's longest river – is home to many species of animals. For example dolphins live and procreate here on a

Inchydoney Beach is located a few kilometres from the town of Clonakilty and is accessible by car. It is backed by dunes and overlooked by Inchydoney

This wildly romantic island can not help but impress those that visit. Cape Clear, or Oileán Chléire, is a Gaeltacht island 13km off the coast of

Measuring roughly 21km in length and just 4km across its widest point, this undulating ridge jutting out from the Atlantic from west County Cork is a

Medieval Kinsale is spectacularly set in Kinsale harbour and is regarded as the Gourmet Capital of Ireland boasting some of the finest restaurants in the country.

Lively Skibbereen, the soul of the south west, is a hive of activity and a town lit up by colourful, traditional shop fronts dotted along its

The southernmost stretch of the Wild Atlantic Way zigzags gently, from dreamy Bantry Bay through Skibbereen and on to Kinsale. Past gardens lush with sub-tropical plants.