On the west coast of Ireland, Atlantic waves have over millennia shaped our coastline creating rocky shores, beaches and towering cliffs.
North west Mayo looking across to Achill Island
North west Mayo looking across to Achill Island
Pollawaddy, on Achill Island, off the Mayo Coast
Downpatrick Head, County Mayo
Downpatrick Head, County Mayo
Ross beach, County Mayo
Murtagh's Meadow 
Dramatic seas, wild and beautiful!
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Yes that sums them up perfectly.:-)
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Beautiful pictures!
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Thank you
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I remember those raging waves and calm water.
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Glad i brought back some memories 🙂
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I went to Achill Island and cycled the greenway to Westport! I saw the most beautiful sunset there and some seals. ❤
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Yes the greenway is beautiful!
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Lovely splashes MM, you have lots to choose from!
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We do! Thank you
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I like the huge rock in the forefront of the picture at Pollawaddy: makes me think of an enormous whale. I’m wondering how long it took to sail across from the mainland?
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I thought it looks like a whale too:-)
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And you see these wonders every day?
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Unfortunately not every day as we are inland some 40 min drive – if I lived closer you’d be seeing a lot more photos of the sea I am sure!
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I am grateful for those I get!
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I love the drama and action in these shots. I must get there to see it for myself! 🙂 Thanks for joining the challenge this week. 🙂
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Thanks for hosting. It encourages me to post!
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I’m glad, MM! I always loving seeing everyone’s interpretations.
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Spectacular views!
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Thank you
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Stunning photos. I like the atmospheric ones too.
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Thank you Cynthia.
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