The northwest of Ireland, and particularly south Sligo, offers plenty to do and see! Family-friendly days out, scenic road trips, and a huge scope for outdoor adventures are just some of the things we love about being based in the northwest.
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Caves of Keash
These visually striking caves are set in a limestone rockface in a hillside. There are sixteen caves, accessible by a somewhat strenuous hike up the western shoulder of Keshcorran Mountain. The caves have connections to many ancient legends, including heroic figures like Fionn MacCumhaill and High King Cormac Mac Airt.
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