Loughros Bay, Ireland was a stunning view to behold.Irish skies always seem to be in turmoil, set against the green hills with sparkling heather on the slopes.
This large and extremely scenic site covers the northern half of the Slieve League peninsula in County Donegal, stretching from Ardara in the east towards Glencolmbkille and Glen Bay in the west. Along its northern side, the site is fringed by a range of coastal habitats, including sea cliffs, stacks, islets, caves, sand dunes, the Loughros Beg Bay estuary and salt marshes. Inland, the area is generally mountainous, rising to 511m O.D. south of Lough Croaghballaghdown. The underlying rock is quartzite.