John Eagle Photography

Clare Island lighthouse No longer a working lighthouse, it ceased operations in 1965 and replaced by Achillbeg. The lighthouse was originally built in 1806 and has recently been loving restored by the German owner Goesta Fischer and his Irish business partner Roie Mc Cann. You can now go and stay there in sumptious comfort, unwind from the pressures of life in one of the most spectacular locations Ireland has to offer. If you wish to stay at the lighthouse you can book online at their website Clare Island Lighthouse Lat/Long 53" 49' 05N 9" 59' 00" W
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In black and white at dusk	#2

A more distant view of the buildings	I liked the way the buildings were lit

Looking towards Achill Island	Steep cliffs

With Achillbeg in the distance	Sheep

2 of the bedrooms, one on the left is in the old tower, and on the right is the sauna room

View from the Lantern Room	Close up

Suzie the lighthouse dog	With Achill on the horizon

The lighthouse how it looked in October 2009	The lighthouse how it looks in June 2013

Looking away from the lighthouse	The cliffs below the lighthouse

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