Irish coast
Atlantic Celtic edge
The Irish coast is the shoreline of Ireland, known for dramatic cliffs, rugged headlands, and Atlantic exposure.
The term appears in maritime contexts, weather reports, and travel writing: Storms battered the Irish coast, We drove along the Irish coast.
It encompasses both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland's coastal areas.
- seabirdsOcean-dwelling avians
- lighthousesCoastal towers with lamps
- cliffsSteep natural rock walls
- fishing fleetsGroups of commercial boats
- sealsAquatic whiskered mammals
Celtic legends · bays · Galway Bay · beaches · puffins · ancient ruins · shipwrecks · sea mist · sea stacks · crashing waves · Atlantic storms · surfing spots · boat trips · dolphins · peninsulas · pilgrimage routes · islands · headlands
- Europe travelEiffel Tower, Colosseum, Big Ben, Louvre, Vatican
- IrelandDublin, Cork, leprechaun, Galway, Eire
- coastscliffs, shoreline, sandy shore, coves, bays
- Atlantic CoastOuter Banks, Nova Scotia, Cape Hatteras, Newfoundland, Virginia Beach
- UK CoastCornwall, Devon, Dorset, Kent, Norfolk
- Northern coastsfjords, ice shelves, pack ice, icebergs
Irish coastMediterranean coast
Land edging that sea
Côte d'Azur · Amalfi Coast · Riviera · Greek islands · calm seas
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