What a view from Ireland’s northernmost point… even on the cloudy, rainy day I was there. The locals said that on clear days you can see Scotland. We hiked rocky ledges to Hell’s Hole which was quite an adventure as the wind and rain made it especially treacherous. Down the road we stopped at the Wee House of Malin, an old hermit’s cave with a church ruin near it.
- Official site: www.visitinishowen.com
- Discover Ireland: Inishowen
- Irish Fireside: Trip Report: Inishowen Peninsula
- Wikipedia: Malin Head
Written by Liam Hughes
Liam splits his time between the US and County Tipperary, Ireland. In addition to providing private tours of Ireland, he spends much of his time hunting for broken dishes which he crafts into beautiful shard jewelry. Liam’s Tips | Website
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