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Croaghaun (Irish: Cruachán) is a
mountain on
Achill Island in
County Mayo, Ireland. At 688
metres (2,257 ft), it has the
highest sea
cliffs in Ireland...
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metres (1,972 ft), it has the second-highest sea
cliffs in
Ireland after Croaghaun, and some of the
highest sea
cliffs in Europe.
Belfast naturalist Robert...
- "signature point"
Slieve League,
another Irish mountain with sea-cliffs
Croaghaun,
another Irish mountain with sea-cliffs
Surfing in Ireland,
Aileens is...
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tourist destination for
surfing and
contains 5 Blue Flag
beaches and
Croaghaun one of the world's
highest sea cliffs.
Stately homes,
built during the...
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Croaghaun is a
mountain in
County Carlow, Ireland, one of the
Blackstairs Mountains.
Croaghaun is the most
northerly summit in the
Blackstairs Mountains...
- Island, lies off Mayo's west
coast Mayo has Ireland's
highest cliffs at
Croaghaun,
Achill Island,
while the
Benwee Head
cliffs in
Kilcommon Erris drop almost...
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Boolying was also
carried out in
other areas of Achill,
including Annagh on
Croaghaun mountain and in Curraun. At Ailt, Kildownet, the
remains of a similar...
- Ireland, the
ancient capital of the
kingdom of
Connachta in
Ireland Croaghaun, a
mountain on
Achill island,
County Mayo (Irish name: Cruachán) Cruachan...
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- Rock
Mountain (536 m, 1,759 ft)
Blackstairs Mountain (735 m, 2,411 ft)
Croaghaun (455 m, 1,493 ft)
Mount Leinster (795 m, 2,608 ft)
Brandon Hill (515 m...
