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A grassy landscape in the Geological Garden of Copper Coast features large rocks arranged in a circular formation, with an informational sign nearby. Rolling hills are visible in the background, adding to the area's natural beauty.

Geological Garden

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A ruined stone tower, reminiscent of Dunhill Castle, stands on a rocky hill covered in ivy and bathed in warm sunset light. The landscape along the Copper Coast features grassy fields and distant trees beneath a partly cloudy sky.

Dunhill Castle

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Nestled in a lush green forest clearing, the Gaulstown Dolmen stands as a prehistoric stone structure along the picturesque Copper Coast. Large flat stones form this small portal tomb, framed by trees with vibrant green leaves under a clear sky.

Gaulstown Dolmen

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A winding wooden boardwalk traverses the grassy expanse of Fenor Bog, surrounded by lush vegetation and distant hills under the cloudy sky of the Copper Coast.

Fenor Bog

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A scenic view of Kilmurrin Cove on the Copper Coast reveals calm blue waters and rugged cliffs. In the foreground, dry plants and grasses overlook the beach, while green fields stretch across the headland under a clear blue sky.

Kilmurrin Cove

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A serene beach scene at Stradbally Cove, with a sandy shore surrounded by rocky outcrops and green hills under a cloudy sky. The ocean is visible in the background, creating a calm and natural atmosphere.

Stradbally Cove

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Coastal landscape with rocky cliffs and green hills meeting the sea at Knockmahon Cove. Pink wildflowers and grass adorn the foreground, while the ocean stretches to the horizon beneath a light gray sky.

Knockmahon & Stage Cove

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A coastal landscape featuring the historic stone ruins of Tankardstown, including a tall chimney and partially standing buildings. Green grass surrounds the scene, with the sea and a cloudy sky providing a dramatic backdrop.

Tankardstown

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A tall, rugged sea stack stands prominently on Tra na mBo beach, with cliffs and the ocean in the background under a cloudy sky. The shoreline is covered in seaweed and pebbles, capturing the wild essence of this enchanting coastal landscape.

Tra na mBo and Bunmahon Head

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Kilfarrasy Strand features a sandy beach with scattered seaweed and small rocks that lead to towering cliffs. These cliffs, layered in shades of brown and green, stretch majestically under a clear blue sky.

Kilfarrasy Strand

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Geological Survey Ireland logo featuring bold, stylized letters next to an abstract, multilayered square design in the footer, with bilingual text in English and Irish.
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Located on the South East coast of Ireland, between Tramore and Dungarvan in County Waterford. It extends between Fenor in the east to Stradbally in the west and up to Dunhill in the north. 

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Copper Coast Geopark CLG. Knockmahon, Bunmahon, Co. Waterford, X42 T923 Ireland

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Copper Coast UNESCO Global Geopark
  • Our Story
    • Story of the Copper Coast Geopark
    • UNESCO Global Geopark
    • Atlantic Geotourism Route
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
  • Discover
    • Geosites
    • Visitor Guides
    • Cycle Tour Maps
    • Visitor Centre
    • Cafe
    • Groups
    • Tankardstown 3D Tours
    • Ballynarrid Fort 3D
    • FAQ’s
  • Tours
    • Guided
    • Self Guided Tours
  • Learn
    • Geology
    • Archaeology
    • Adventure Activities
  • Heritage
    • History
    • Built Heritage
    • Mining Heritage
    • Geological Garden
  • Explore
    • Explore The Area
      • Places to Stay
      • Places to Eat
      • Things to Do
    • Copper Coast Network
  • Publications
    • Copper Coast Connects
  • Contact