
Dun Aengus is the most visited of the four stone forts on Inis Mor, it is located close to the village of Kilmurvey. The fort consists of three terraced walls, five metres high... more »
The Worm Hole (Poll na bPeist) can be reached by following the road out to Dun Aengus and then heading to the small town land of Gort na gCapall, a small boreen will then take you... more »
Dun Duchathair, or The Black Fort, is so called due to the colour of limstone out of which is was built. It is situated beyond the village of Cill Einne on a cliff that stretches... more »
Kilmurvey is a beautiful white sand sheltered beach just off the road between Kilronan and Dun Aengus. The beach is situated in a cove and as such is not subject to the same... more »
Na Seacht Teampaill is located on the west end of the Inis Mor near the village of Eoghnacht. Despite the name there are only two churches now standing. In the Middle Ages Na... more »
A good map is essential for finding The Blow Holes or Puffing Holes on Inis Mor, if it stops you falling into one then it will be worth the money you spent on it!!! The Blow Holes... more »
Dun Eoghanachta, though not on the edge of a cliff like Dun Aengus, is probably the most impressive in teams of height of all the ring forts on Inis Mor. It is located near the... more »
Dun Eochla is the smallest of the four ring forts on Inis Mor but it is the highest. It is very well preserved with strong outer defences and an inner citadel. Dun Eochla is... more »