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An incredible picturesque freshwater lake in County Mayo. It is 4 km (2.5 mi) long and 1 km (0.6 mi) wide. But forget the numbers and just feast your eyes on the spectacle of nature here - this must be one of the best Ireland has to offer.

This road winding along the foot of the Sheeffry Hills provides excellent views across Tawnyard Lough towards Devilsmother and the great plateau of Maumtrasna. It's worth taking a short detour from the road to the popular viewpoint. The pass is part of the Western Way long-distance trail.

Situated on the Killary Fjord to the north of the Maumturks and with views towards shapely Mweelrea, Leenaun is wonderfully situated for hiking adventures. The name of the village derives from the Irish An Lionán, which means 'ravine' – a reference to the way the fjord cuts through the mountainous landscape. There are a few places to eat and drink, as well as several accommodation options.

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Leenaun, also spelled Leenane (Irish: An Líonán), is a picturesque village located in County Galway, Ireland. Situated at the head of Killary Harbour, Ireland's only fjord, Leenaun lies on the boundary between County Galway and County Mayo, offering stunning views of surrounding mountains.

Parking spot with a bench for a snack. Behind the bench there is a single track that brings you to a nice view point!

The fourth largest lake in the country, Lough Mask sits in both County Mayo and County Galway. Up on the hill you get a wonderful vantage point of the calm waters and the surrounding lush green countryside.

County Mayo sits on the north side of Killary Fjord, you can see across to County Galway from the waterside road. It is considered to be the only fjord in Ireland and is sometimes known as Killary Harbour. It is 16km in length.