Moher Tower

Moher Tower, located at Hag's Head in County Clare, Ireland, is a historic stone ruin of a Napoleonic-era watchtower built around 1808. It stands on the site of an earlier fortification and was constructed during the Napoleonic Wars to serve as a lookout against potential invasions. The tower features a nearly square design with protruding bartizans and remnants of a fireplace, offering a glimpse into its past utility. Today, it is a refuge for birds and visitors alike, especially during storms, and provides stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the iconic Cliffs of Moher.