associated with this fascinating 8 kilometer stretch of coastline. Combining footage filmed from the land; sea and air with accurate facts to give the viewer a greater understanding of the cliffs. Also covered in this DVD is the village of Doolin; famous for it traditional Irish music sessions and small harbour. From this harbour our camera crew took the famous "Cliffs of Moher" cruise to view the cliffs from sea level. The town of Lahinch with its sandy beaches; golf course and surfing is a small distance south of the cliffs and anyone visiting the area should pass through this lively town. No documentary about this part of Ireland would be complete without talking about County Clare's unique rocky landscape; known as the Burren. Me...  (less)

associated with this fascinating 8 kilometer stretch of coastline. Combining footage filmed from the land, sea and air with accurate facts to give the viewer a greater understanding of the cliffs. Also covered in this DVD is the village of Doolin, famous for it traditional Irish music sessions and small harbour. From this harbour our camera crew took the famous "Cliffs of Moher" cruise to view the cliffs from sea level. The town of Lahinch with its sandy beaches, golf course and surfing is a small distance south of the cliffs and anyone visiting the area should pass through this lively town. No documentary about this part of Ireland would be complete without talking about County Clare's unique rocky landscape, known as the Burren. ...  (less)

associated with this fascinating 8 kilometer stretch of coastline. Combining footage filmed from the land, sea and air with accurate facts to give the viewer a greater understanding of the cliffs. Also covered in this DVD is the village of Doolin, famous for it traditional Irish music sessions and small harbour. From this harbour our camera crew took the famous "Cliffs of Moher" cruise to view the cliffs from sea level. The town of Lahinch with its sandy beaches, golf course and surfing is a small distance south of the cliffs and anyone visiting the area should pass through this lively town. No documentary about this part of Ireland would be complete without talking about County Clare's unique rocky landscape, known as the Bu...  (less)

helicopter-mounted camera provides views of the Emerald Isle from the soaring perspective of the faeries. Immerse yourself in legend and lore as you admire the natural wonders of Giant’s Causeway, the stark megalithic landscape of the Burren, and the windswept Cliffs of Moher. Feast your eyes on the "40 shades of green" in the rolling hills and the cerulean waters of the Antrim coast and Galway Bay. Explore the serene monastic remnants of Clonmacnoise and Glendalough as well as the vibrant, bustling cities of Dublin and Belfast. The engaging narration and evocative soundtrack of traditional jigs and reels and modern Celtic rock enhances the journey as this land of mythic history and modern revival unfolds before you....  (less)

of Mourne", it's all here in this program, from the four corners of Ireland. In addition to the scenery, there's a wonderful Irish music soundtrack that will keep you entertained musically as you watch the stunning beauty of the lakes the mountains and the rivers of the Emerald Isle. MUNSTER: The Cliffs of Moher o The Burren o The Skellings o Kinsale o The Lakes of Killarney o Dingle o Blarney Castle o Cobh o Mizen Head o Rock of Cashel o Golden Vale o Holy Cross Abbey o The Ring of Kerry LEINSTER: The Wicklow Mountains o Powerscourt Waterfall o Glendalough o Blessington Lake o Newgrange o Wexford coastline o Kilkenny City o The Barrow River o Carlingford Lough o Dublin City CONNAUGHT: Galway...  (less)

Moher,The Giant's Causeway, Connemara, and the Ring of Kerry. This DVD contains over 70 mins of superb Irish music,and bonus material, Visions of Ireland Slide Show.  (less)

and a rating on how difficult and dangerous each walk is. The walks included on this DVD are: The Cliffs of Moher walk - 8 Kilometers walking along the cliff edge. Carrauntoohill - Irelands highest mountain, via the "Devil's ladder" in winter. The Coomloughra Horseshoe - Ireland's three highest peaks in one day. Mount Brandon - Possibly the most beautiful of the Irish mountains. The Burren - a hillwalk through this amazing rocky landscape. Galtymore - Situated in the Golden Vale of Ireland. Croagh Patrick - Each year thousands of pilgrims attempt to climb this mountain, some barefooted. Lugnaquilla - Leinster's highest mountain. Benbulbin - Sligo's unique "table top" mountain. Slieve League - Walk along the exciting "One Man's Pass".  (less)

point and a rating on how difficult and dangerous each walk is. The walks included on this DVD are: The Cliffs of Moher walk - 8 Kilometers walking along the cliff edge. Carrauntoohill - Irelands highest mountain, via the "Devil's ladder" in winter. The Coomloughra Horseshoe - Ireland's three highest peaks in one day. Mount Brandon - Possibly the most beautiful of the Irish mountains. The Burren - a hillwalk through this amazing rocky landscape. Galtymore - Situated in the Golden Vale of Ireland. Croagh Patrick - Each year thousands of pilgrims attempt to climb this mountain, some barefooted. Lugnaquilla - Leinster's highest mountain. Benbulbin - Sligo's unique "table top" mountain. Slieve League - Walk along the exciting "One Man's Pass". This product i...  (less)

a warm welcome at every stop. Come and enjoy the magic that is Inside Ireland. Locations: Dublin Cabaret Review The People's Park, The Abbey Tavern Glendalough Powerscourt Gardens Irish Stud Farm Clonmacnoise Knowth and Newgrange Belfast Giant's Causeway Londonderry Ulster Folk Park Northwest Coast Tobernault Holy Well Clonalis House Traveling Byways Rathbun Farm "Quiet Man" Locales Ashford Castle Galway Cathedral Galway Marble Connemara Ponies Peat Bogs Portal Tomb (Dolman) Cliffs of Moher Dromoland Castle Bunratty Castle Foynes Flying Boat Museum Backroads and Byways Killarney Ogham Stones Dingle Peninsula Ring of Kerry Sheehan's The Inn Between Blarney Castle Cobh Immigration Center Waterford Crystal Limerick  (less)

of Connacht in the west Act III - Northern Ireland and Donegal, following the Shannon River through Ulster province Come soar over stormy coasts of towering bluffs and granite tors, through lush green farms and cottages in the countryside to ancient ruins and Celtic monasteries. From the cliffs of Moher to the Giant's Causeway, you will reach far back into Ireland's culture, legend and history.  (less)