When you think waterfalls, you think of exotic and distant lands — but Ireland does have 'em too, you know.
On our quest to discover the prettiest little parts of Ireland that may have escaped your attention, we're turned our focus on the waterfalls of our island.
And we've more of these natural formations than you might have thought.
Some are spectacular, some more low-key, but they're all worth the trip.
1. Glencar, Leitrim
This site is free to enter and has free parking as well as a picnic area, a playground and a tearoom.
2. Torc, Kerry
Kerry is one of Ireland's most popular holiday spots and the next time you're there you should make sure to visit this beauty in Killarney National Park.
3. Aasleagh Falls, Galway/Mayo border
There isn't much Galway and Mayo people will agree on but this lovely spot just north of the county border is rightly enjoyed by residents of both.
4. Assaranca, Donegal
A scenic 8km drive away from Ardara, this Donegal waterfall provides plenty of photo opportunities.
5. Glenmacnass, Wicklow
A stunning location close to Glendalough. A car park is located about a two-minute walk from the waterfall.
6. Glenevin, Donegal
Back in Donegal, Glenevin Waterfall is a spectacular sight and with picnic tables nearby, it's a great option for a scenic day out.
7. Mahon Falls
Nestled in the Comeragh Mountains in Co. Waterford, this one is well worth stopping off for a look.
8. Powerscourt, Wicklow
Located 6km from the main estate, there's plenty of parking available at this magnificent spot.
9. Tourmakeady, Mayo
This waterfall is part of a delightful walk along the Glensaul River.
10. Glenbarrow, Laois
Deep in the Slieve Blooms, you'll find this peaceful-looking waterfall that will stir your senses. More information can be found here.
