Inishtearaght Lighthouse

Inishtearaght Lighthouse is located on Tearaght Island, which is situated off the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland. The island, also known as An Tiaracht, is an uninhabited steep rocky island with an area of 57 acres. The lighthouse stands on the island, which is the westernmost of the Blasket Islands and the westernmost island of Ireland.

The island's geography is characterized by steep rocky terrain, with two distinct sections divided by a narrow neck of rock. The eastern part of the island is the highest, reaching an elevation of 254 meters, while the western part rises to 116 meters. A natural tunnel runs through the neck of rock, connecting the two sections.

Inishtearaght Lighthouse has a rich history, with the island being one of the westernmost points in Europe. The island's unique location has made it a significant landmark for mariners and sailors. The lighthouse is currently operational, guiding ships safely through the waters surrounding the island.

Light and tower

It lies on the North Atlantic. The light has a focal height of 84 metres. The light has a range of 19 nautical miles.