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Discover Ireland's 7 nationally significant protected parks and their mapped geographic context.

National Parks in Ireland: An Atlas of Protected Landscapes and Regional Geography

This page serves as a focused atlas for Ireland's National Park designation, highlighting 7 protected areas recognized for their conservation and public significance. Explore the geographic distribution and landscape context of these nationally important parks across the island, offering a specific entry point into Ireland's broader protected lands inventory.

National Parks in Ireland: An Atlas of Protected Landscapes and Regional Geography

Understand the national significance of Ireland's national parks, showcasing diverse protected landscapes, from Atlantic coasts to mountain ranges.

Explore National Parks in Ireland: Key Protected Areas and Natural Heritage

Browse a comprehensive list of National Parks in Ireland, encompassing key protected areas such as Connemara, Wicklow Mountains, and Killarney National Park. These nationally significant conservation landscapes protect unique Irish ecosystems, offering vital insights into the country's diverse natural geography and heritage.

National park
Mapped parks8
Share of country parks100%
Largest mapped parkPáirc Náisiúnta na Mara280 km²
Oldest mapped parkKillarney National Park1,932
Parks in this designationScan the geographic distribution and diverse protected landscapes forming Ireland's National Park network.8
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Explore Ireland's National Parks: A Comprehensive Atlas of Protected Areas

Browse a curated list of all National Parks across Ireland, revealing their location, size, and core conservation focus. This focused atlas view enables a geographic comparison, illustrating how Ireland's nationally protected landscapes are distributed across diverse regions.

National parkIrelandMountain

Killarney National Park

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Killarney National Park, in Ireland. Landscapes: mountains, valleys, and cliffs.

102.89 km²1932TemperateModerate access
National parkCounty DonegalMountain

Glenveagh National Park

Mapped geography and natural terrain for Ireland's national park.

Glenveagh National Park, in County Donegal, Ireland. Landscapes: mountains, valleys, and lakes.

169.58 km²1986TemperateAccess unknown
National parkCounty WicklowMountain

Wicklow Mountains National Park

Explore County Wicklow's mapped natural terrain and park boundaries.

Understand the geographic scope and protected landscape identity of Wicklow Mountains National Park. This page offers detailed information on its mapped boundaries and its context within County Wicklow, providing a foundation for atlas-based discovery of Ireland's natural areas. Explore how this national park contributes to the region's mapped geography and conservation landscapes.

205 km²1991TemperateModerate access
National parkCounty GalwayMountain

Connemara National Park

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Connemara National Park, in County Galway, Ireland. Landscapes: mountains, wetlands, and grasslands.

20 km²1980TemperateII
National parkIrelandMountain

Burren National Park

Explore its unique limestone pavement and geological formations.

Burren National Park, in Ireland. Landscapes: karst, mountains, and bogs.

15 km²1991TemperateAccess unknown
National parkCounty Mayo

Wild Nephin National Park

National Park with regional geographic context.

Explore Wild Nephin National Park, a significant protected area situated in County Mayo, Ireland. This entry focuses on the park's mapped boundaries and its unique natural terrain, offering a clear geographic perspective. Understand how this national park contributes to the diverse landscapes of western Ireland and serves as a key point for atlas-based discovery of protected lands.

150 km²1998TemperateII
National parkCounty KerryMarineMountain

Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara

Explore mapped protected areas and regional geography.

This entry details Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara National Park, offering insights into its protected landscape character and geographic setting within County Kerry. As a significant protected area, it contributes to the atlas of Southwest Ireland, providing context for its natural terrain and mapped boundaries. Discover the park's unique identity and its position within the broader regional geography for structured exploration.

280 km²2024TemperateII
National parkCounty Meath

Boyne Valley National Park

Geographic atlas overview for County Meath, Ireland

Boyne Valley National Park encompasses a significant riparian corridor along the River Boyne, serving as a sanctuary for diverse freshwater species and a guardian of major megalithic monuments. This protected area offers insight into the confluence of Irish ecological preservation and prehistoric archaeological heritage within a managed, low-lying floodplain setting.

2.23 km²2023TemperateHighly restricted
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Ireland: park list

Open the park list for Ireland to explore locations and park characteristics.