An old world perspective of the Irish coast line.  

True it is that some ships do perish upon the Irish coast. is scarcely rough at all, and if it is rough, well, then it is no rougher than other seas.

Here, the ocean’s force has carved a coast of wild, raw beauty. Huge Atlantic rolling waves crash and churn, shaping jagged ocean crags, archipelagos and inlets, sea loughs, surfing strands, and the sheer granite walls of cliffs that are amongst some of the highest in Europe. Rare sea eagles circle over glacial mountains, dolphins leap the waves, seals bask on the shore, puffins nest on cliff faces and geese gather in great estuaries. And lighthouses safeguard sailors all the way up the coast – from Fastnet to Malin Head.

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