See the largest island off the coast of Ireland that has been a place of refuge during Ireland’s many rebellions and where many of its inhabitants are native Irish speakers. Achill Island, which is connected to the mainland by a short bridge, is characterized by towering cliffs, rolling mountains and rocky headlands, and possesses some of the best beaches in Ireland. One of its must-see sights is the Slievemore Deserted Village, which was depopulated and abandoned during the Potato Famine.
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