Rambler, climber and explorer Iain Miller took advantage of the good weather yesterday to explore one of Ireland's most scenic cliff walks.
His visit to Glenlough Bay in South West Donegal on one of the sunniest and best weather days during the summer of 2015 was certainly worth it.
Sitting 3KM north east from the An Port road end is the huge Glenlough Bay. This bay stretches for 2KM from Tormore Island at it's southern end to the End's of the Earth Stack at its northern end.
It contains one of the largest raised shingle storm beaches in Ireland and on a day of huge north west motion the roar of millions of tonnes of shingle being moved up and down the beach by the incoming seas can be deafening even from the clifftops 200m above the beach.
Donegal -up here it certainly is different.
Simply click on the video to see once again all Donegal has to offer!