The Cliffs of Moher in County Clare are justifiably one of Ireland’s most popular natural tourist attractions. These cliffs are battered by Atlantic rollers and the top (and bravest) surfers come here to ride the waves. I’ve never seen the cliffs from sea level but I am sure they are pretty impressive and daunting when riding a wave in.

Looking from above the scene is spectacular, as these tourists are finding out.
My mother was born in Sligo and spent a lot of time here. She was always torn between Cliffs of Moher and Donegal as her favorite place. She loved seeing the pic above!
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The Burren is great, the cliffs of Moher majestic, but for me Donegal wins. Unbelievably friendly, unspoilt, beautiful beaches, spectacular cliffs and scenery, great atmosphere in pubs. Just a pity Donegal is at the other end of the island to Cork. MM π
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Love this! When I visited Ireland a few years ago, the day we came to the Cliffs of Moher was so foggy that I felt sure I would just walk off the cliffs, unable to see the edge. Thankfully I didn’t fall, and thankfully, through this shot, I see the edge.
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I’ve been there on a foggy day too. A bit disconcerting knowing the size of the drop and it’s somewhere out there…MM π
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Exactly!
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Ah wonderful shot MM. A real eye opener in many ways Lol
Must look out a pre digital I have… mine is very misty … I didn’t know it came in green and blues π
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Cheers, MM π
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What a great shot.
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Cheers, MM π
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I love lying on cliff edges and looking down, love it – the feeling, you know.
Great photo π
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As my age ticks up the further back from the edge I need to be….MM π
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I think I once was there when I was a child. Lately I have been wondering if the Cliffs of Moher got the award they were looking for…. The “Modern/Other” Wonders of the World ?
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You know I just had to look it up to find out that it failed. Thanks for commenting, MM π
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oh dear…..I was hoping !
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