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Slieve Foye, County Louth
Slieve Foye, majestically gracing County Louth's skyline, is a beacon of natural beauty and ancient mystique. This rugged mountain, part of the Cooley Peninsula, rises to 589 meters, offering panoramic vistas of Carlingford Lough and the Mourne Mountains. Cloaked in heather and bracken, Slieve Foye's slopes house Neolithic and Bronze Age relics, adding an air of history to its breathtaking allure. The Tain Way trail beckons hikers to explore its scenic contours, while the summit promises a vista that spans from the Irish Sea to the rolling hills of Louth. Slieve Foye is a sanctuary for those seeking both adventure and a connection to Ireland's rich past.
