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[Scenic Viewpoint] Knockanes, Knockanes Lower, County Clare

Location: Knockanes, Knockanes Lower, County Clare, Ireland
Scenic Viewpoint: Enjoy the horse shoe shaped Knockanes Mountain while sat among Early ...

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[Guided Virtual Tour] Gortlecka, Knockaunroe, County Clare

Trek Ireland in the Burren, County Clare • 38m

Location: Gortlecka, Knockaunroe, County Clare, Ireland
Local Guide: Tony Kirby, Heart of Burren Walks https://www.heartofburrenwalks.com/
Guided Virtual Tour Highlights: Native Irish Mature Hazel-Ash Woodland, Admixture of Alpine, Arctic, and Mediterranean Wildflowers, Natural Karst Limestone Pavement, Tropical Ocean Corral Fossils, Species-Rich Meadowlands, Prehistoric Archaeological Monuments,

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