The Cliffs of Moher and the O'Brien Tower

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The Cliffs of Moher and the O'Brien Tower...

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The Cliffs of Moher and the O'Brien Tower sent on January 06, 2026 (20:30) by Erry1968. 0 comments, 21 views.

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La O'Brien's Tower (Torre di O'Brien) è un punto panoramico storico situato nel punto più alto delle Scogliere di Moher, nella contea di Clare, in Irlanda, costruita nel 1835 come punto di osservazione per i turisti, offrendo viste spettacolari verso le Isole Aran, il Connemara e oltre, con leggende che la legano a riti propiziatori di fortuna per chi la circonda.

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