Why didn’t I stay longer in the townland of Tara? Because just next door was the lovely beach of Millin Bay in Keentagh townland.
The atmosphere here was so peaceful, that I stopped exploring and sat down to take photos of shells and waves.
The only drama comes from the rock formations. Something must have happened in the past to produce these folded rocks…
….and these spiky ones…..
…and don’t even get me started on this spiky barrier out to sea.
MORE INFORMATION
Which county is Keentagh in? County Down
Which parish is Keentagh in? Ballyphilip (reassigned from Witter)
Which townlands border Keentagh? To the north,Craigaroddan and Ballymarter.
To the west, Ballyfounder, Killydresser, and Tieveshilly.
To the southeast, Tara.
Click here to see a map of Keentagh on TOWNLANDS.IE.
Click here to read more about the townland name on the website of PLACENAMESNI.org.
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Seems well worth the wander and distraction. 🙂
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