Doolough Valley is a stunning glacial valley in County Mayo, Ireland, known for its dramatic landscapes, rugged mountains, and deep lakes. It lies between the Mweelrea and Sheeffry Hills and is a popular spot for scenic drives, hiking, and photography.

The valley is also historically significant due to the Doolough Tragedy of 1849, during the Irish Famine. Hundreds of starving people were forced to walk from Louisburgh to Delphi Lodge in search of food, and many perished along the way due to exhaustion and exposure. Today, a stone memorial in the valley commemorates this tragic event.

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