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Glenoe waterfall
Glenoe Waterfall is a superb waterfall lost deep in the forest of Northern Ireland. It's possible to swim there, but be careful, the water is cold!
3.21/5 (458 votes)
Aasleagh Falls
A wild site, lost in the Irish countryside. A great place to hike along the riverbanks!
3.29/5 (150 votes)
Powerscourt Waterfall
A vertiginous and magnificent waterfall, demonstrating once again just how fantastic nature can be.
3.51/5 (74 votes)
O’Sullivan’s Cascade
An invigorating waterfall in the heart of Killarney National Park. A pretty spot in the middle of the forest.
3.41/5 (49 votes)
Devil’s Glen
A waterfall in the middle of the forest, secret and charming. To explore and admire!
3.17/5 (18 votes)
Glencar Waterfall
A beautiful spot, for lovers of forests, nature and bucolic waterways!
3.58/5 (12 votes)
The Fowley Falls
A staircase cascade, carved out naturally by the force of water! A magical, enchanting place!
3.56/5 (9 votes)
Glenmacnass waterfall
Discover the fabulous Glenmacnass waterfall in County Wicklow, Ireland. A wild and majestic place!
3.60/5 (5 votes)
Assaranca waterfall
A lovely waterfall in a wild and authentic setting. Far from being a must-see, it's still well worth a visit.
4.50/5 (2 votes)
Mahon Falls
The sight of this furiously flowing waterfall is well worth the detour! A great change of scenery in the middle of the wilderness!
5.00/5 (2 votes)
Glenevin Waterfall
Glenevin Waterfall is a superb 12-metre-high waterfall in Ireland. Located in County Donegal, it makes a great family excursion!
5.00/5 (1 votes)