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Doolin Cave is a limestone show cave near Doolin, on the western edge of the Burren in County Clare. English cavers discovered it in 1952, and it opened to visitors in 2006. A guided tour leads down a shaft to the Great Stalactite, which hangs about 7.3 m from the cave roof. Above ground, a nature trail crosses the surrounding farmland.
The Cliffs of Moher are sea cliffs on the Atlantic coast of County Clare, near Doolin, running for about 14 km along the edge of the Burren. They reach 214 m just north of O'Brien's Tower, a round stone tower built in 1835. Paths along the cliff top, the tower and a visitor centre set into the hillside look out towards the Aran Islands.
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