This 2 hour entertaining heritage talk and walking tour will delve into the profound influence of water on the natural and cultural heritage of Ireland’s most northerly point. William McElhinney your local Marine Guide, will provide an entertaining, personal and insightful dialogue into exploring how water has shaped the lives, traditions, natural and cultural environment of Malin Head over centuries and how we continue to be influenced by water.

Water has been a defining element in the historical and cultural development of Malin Head. From the ancient practice of turf cutting and the mesmerizing Northern Lights, to the formation of Inistrahull’s ancient rock formation., to the rich marine biodiversity and traditional fishing methods, water's influence is pervasive. Understanding this connection enhances our appreciation of Malin Head’s heritage and underscores the importance of preserving this unique environment for future generations.

We gratefully acknowledge grant aid from Local Area Water Programme (LAWPRO) for this event.
We walk down by Malin Head Car park, to Hell’s Hole and back to the Tower. Rough, uneven gravel pathway, requiring moderate fitness with steep coastal incline on the pathway returning from Hell’s Hole to the Tower.

Address
Banba’s Crown/Lloyds Signal Tower., Co. Donegal