The scenery throughout Ireland is real eye candy, but most of the standard imagery involves verdant, fairly gentle terrain. Such topography certainly exists in the northwest section of the island, but there’s also some extremely austere landscape resembling moors. There are also several mountain ranges and some landforms, like the mesa-like formation, Benbulben Mountain, on our drive between Donegal and Sligo, where it forms an ubiquitous l... Full Story