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High above the Atlantic on Donegal’s wild west coast, the cliffs of Slieve League rise among the tallest sea cliffs in Europe — more than three times the height of the Cliffs of Moher. This aerial view follows the rugged, moss-covered rock down to the deep blue water below, where a lone 19th-century signal tower still keeps watch over the ocean, just as it has for more than two hundred years
High above the Atlantic on Donegal’s wild west coast, the cliffs of Slieve League rise among the tallest sea cliffs in Europe — more than three times the height of the Cliffs of Moher. This aerial view follows the rugged, moss-covered rock down to the deep blue water below, where a lone 19th-century signal tower still keeps watch over the ocean, just as it has for more than two hundred years