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Annestown beach parking

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Annestown beach and cove
Annestown beach and cove. Source photograph; current access and conditions may differ. Photo: ebosman ↗ · CC BY-SA 2.0

coast · 0.1 km

Annestown Beach

Annestown brings a small village, a river mouth and a beach into the same view. It works as a quiet shoreline pause or as the coastal end of a separately planned valley walk.

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A section of the Anne Valley walk
A section of the Anne Valley walk. This photograph does not identify the Annestown entrance or establish current trail conditions. Photo: RTG ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0

attraction · 0.4 km

Ann Valley Walk, Annestown end

The Annestown end of the Ann Valley walk changes the Copper Coast day from exposed shoreline to a river corridor with woodland and wetland.

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Kilfarrasy Beach, rocks and shoreline
Kilfarrasy Beach, rocks and shoreline. Source photograph; current access and conditions may differ. Photo: P L Chadwick ↗ · CC BY-SA 2.0

coast · 2.8 km

Kilfarrasy Beach

Kilfarrasy is a compact coastal geology stop where the rock, shingle and enclosing shoreline matter more than a list of facilities.

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Kilmurrin Cove below the old Tankardstown mine
Kilmurrin Cove below the old Tankardstown mine. Source photograph; current access and conditions may differ. Photo: John M ↗ · CC BY-SA 2.0

coast · 3.3 km

Kilmurrin Cove

Kilmurrin is a small cove framed by headlands, useful when you want to stop, look and linger without turning the whole day into a long walk.

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Main Street in Bunmahon village
Bunmahon village provides location context for the geological garden. This photograph does not show the garden or establish its current access. Photo: Hector Davie ↗ · CC BY-SA 2.0

attraction · 6.2 km

Bunmahon Geological Garden

Bunmahon Geological Garden is a compact outdoor introduction to the Copper Coast’s deep history, using a time path and rock interpretation rather than a long coastal walk.

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52.13981, -7.27105 · Reference point; confirm the correct entrance and access. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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Catalogue source-check date: 2026-09-26. Page assembled 14 October 2026.

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