Slieve League

"Among the highest sea cliffs in Europe — nearly 600 metres of wet rock dropping straight into the Atlantic."

Slieve League sits on the remote south-west tip of Donegal. Its sea cliffs are nearly three times the height of the Cliffs of Moher and almost no one knows about them, which is the way we prefer it.

We walk the One Man's Pass — a narrow cliff-edge route along the top — on a calm-weather day, and spend the rest of the week exploring Glencolmcille and the old abandoned Gaeltacht villages of the coast.

Donegal is the least visited part of Ireland by a good margin. It deserves more.