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Mizen Head on the very dramatic Mizen Peninsula is traditionally regarded as Ireland’s most southerly point.

A massive star shaped structure of the late 17th century, well preserved despite its tumultuous history.

Join world statesmen, literary giants and legends of the silver screen by kissing the Blarney Stone.

Circle of 17 standing stones known as ‘The Druid’s Altar’ is dated between 153BC and 127AD.

Built in 1853, Fastnet is the tallest lighthouse in Ireland located on its most southerly point.

Built in 1875 this operational lighthouse rises more than 170 feet above the wild Atlantic ocean.

In 1847 the Choctaw nation made a generous donation to Ireland despite living in hardship themselves.

Formerly known as Queenstown, Cobh was famously Titanic’s last port of call before its fatal voyage.

An independently funded charity, Fota opened in 1983 and sits on a 100-acre Island in Cork.