LANDSCAPE
Geologically impressive in a different way are the Cliffs. The rise to a height of almost seven hundred feet and create a series of headlands receding one behind the other along an eight-mile streatch of coast.
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CASTELS
The later eighteenth century and the whole of the nineteenth saw the rejuvenation of castle building, but this time for wealthy families and no longer for defense.
STONE WALLS
Stone walls are a charcteristic feature of many Irish landscapes, particularly in the limestone and granite areas. In addition to the thick walls, there are also small, thinner walls which were a cheap and effective way of creating new field boundaries when land was being divided up among members of family.
