Scalpeen Rock
Scalpeen Rock is a natural rock formation located in County Galway. It is a geological feature situated within the county.
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County Galway (Gaillimh) in Connacht features 16 mapped sea cliffs & rock formations, led by Scalpeen Rock, Aill na Graí, and Cnoc na gCuinín. Across these 16 listings, 2 feature verified photography and 7 include mapped nearby public parking. Dramatic Atlantic cliffs, sea stacks, caves, and basalt columns.
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Scalpeen Rock is a natural rock formation located in County Galway. It is a geological feature situated within the county.
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