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An iconic stop along the Wild Atlantic Way, Mizen Head is one of the most spectacular headlands on Ireland's Atlantic coast. Standing on Mizen, surrounded by the crashing waves, it's impossible not to feel humbled by the raw power of nature.

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the end of a great trip.. took my own route. Great people Great place

Great little bike shop... if you can find it

nearly at the end or just started mizen head not far

easy fast and great views

Fastnet Rock and Lighthouse in the distance

Mizen Head is a rugged headland in County Cork, Ireland. It's situated at the southwestern tip of the country and is traditionally regarded as the most southerly point of mainland Ireland. The headland is characterised by steep cliffs, rocky outcrops, and dramatic views of the Atlantic Ocean. Mizen Head is also a stop along the Wild Atlantic Way, a popular cycling route that spans the western coast of Ireland.

A courthouse has stood here on Washington Street since 1836. The current building was built in 1895, to replace the original courthouse which was destroyed by fire. The portico and façade, which had escaped the fire, were preserved. In 2003, the courthouse underwent further redesign to expand its capacity. For further information see the website. courts.ie/cork-courthouse-washington-street