St John’s Point Peninsula

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St John’s Point Peninsula is a scenic, narrow headland in southwest County Donegal, Ireland, known for its rugged coastline, beaches, and historic lighthouse overlooking Donegal Bay.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lighthouse
peninsula
administrativeRegion County Donegal
country Ireland
Ireland
hasAccessRoadFrom Dunkineely
hasEcosystem coastal grassland
marine habitat
rocky shore habitat
hasFeature clear waters
coastal cliffs
limestone outcrops
narrow landform
rocky shores
rugged coastline
sandy beaches
hasNearbySettlement Donegal Town
Dunkineely
Killybegs
hasStructure St John’s Point Lighthouse
hasViewOf Donegal Bay coastline
linked to: Donegal Bay

Slieve League cliffs (distant views)
knownFor beach activities
coastal walks
scenic views
wild Atlantic scenery
locatedIn County Donegal
County Donegal
Ulster
northwest Ireland
linked to: Northwest Ireland
locatedOn St John’s Point Peninsula
north coast of Donegal Bay
orientation southwest-facing
overlooks Donegal Bay
Donegal Bay
partOf Wild Atlantic Way
regionType rural area
seaBorder Atlantic Ocean
Donegal Bay
tourismType coastal tourism destination
usedFor angling
birdwatching
coastal hiking
recreational diving
snorkelling
swimming

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County Donegal containsPeninsula St John’s Point Peninsula
Donegal Bay hasIsland St John’s Point (peninsula and nearby islets)
linked to: St John’s Point Peninsula
St John’s Point Lighthouse locatedOn St John’s Point Peninsula
subject linked to: St John’s Point Peninsula