Cooley Peninsula

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Cooley Peninsula is a scenic coastal region in northeast Ireland known for its rugged mountains, ancient archaeological sites, and views across Carlingford Lough.

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Cooley Peninsula canonical 6
Cooley Peninsula region 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
peninsula
administrativeCounty Louth County Council
associatedWith Cú Chulainn
Táin Bó Cúailnge
borders Carlingford Lough
Irish Sea
country Ireland
hasArchaeologicalSite Bronze Age cairns
Proleek Dolmen
early Christian sites
ringforts
hasBodyOfWater Carlingford Lough
Dundalk Bay
hasHighestPoint Slieve Foye
hasHistoricTown Carlingford
hasLandscapeFeature coastal cliffs
glacial valleys
rolling farmland
hasMountainRange Cooley Mountains
hasPort Greenore
hasRecreationalActivity cycling
golf
hiking
hillwalking
sailing
hasSettlement Carlingford
Grange
Greenore
Lordship
Omeath
Ravensdale
hasTrail Táin Way
knownFor ancient archaeological sites
hiking and walking trails
mythological associations
rugged mountains
scenic coastal landscapes
views across Carlingford Lough
locatedIn County Louth
Leinster
northeast Ireland
near Mourne Mountains
partOf Ancient East of Ireland
linked to: East of Ireland
separatedFrom Mourne Mountains by Carlingford Lough
linked to: Mourne Mountains
tourismType heritage tourism
outdoor recreation

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

County Louth contains Cooley Peninsula
Warrenpoint hasViewOf Cooley Peninsula
Carlingford locatedNear Cooley Peninsula
Carlingford partOf Cooley Peninsula region
linked to: Cooley Peninsula
Cooley Mountains separates Cooley Peninsula
Cooley Mountains formsPartOf Cooley Peninsula
Greenore partOf Cooley Peninsula