mizen head

Mizen Head, the most southern tip of Ireland has steep cliffs which are often battered by storms.
There is a lighthouse here, reached via a suspension bridge across a rocky chasm. the lighthouse is not open to the public, but it is still worth the trip for the fine headland walk with views of vertiginous cliffs and Atlantic breakers.
The sandy beaches of Barley cove nearby attract bathers and walkers alike.