PõhjaIirimaad

Põhja-Iirimaad, also known as Northern Isles, is a term used to describe a group of islands on the northern coast of Ireland. The islands are located off the coast of County Donegal in northwest Ireland.

The Põhja-Iirimaad islands are known for their rugged landscapes and stunning natural beauty. The islands are home to a small population of people who live in the tiny villages and settlements that are scattered across the islands. The economy of the islands is based primarily on fishing and tourism, with many visitors coming to the islands to enjoy their natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

The Põhja-Iirimaad islands have a special cultural significance for the people of Ireland. The islands are home to many ancient monuments and archaeological sites, including the famous Slieve League cliffs. These cliffs are among the highest in Europe and offer breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

The Põhja-Iirimaad islands are also home to a number of historical sites and landmarks, including the ruins of a medieval castle and several ancient monasteries. These sites provide a glimpse into the history and culture of the islands and the people who have lived there over the centuries.

The name Põhja-Iirimaad is derived from the Irish language and means "northern lands" or "islands of the north". The name reflects the islands' location on the northern tip of Ireland, where they lie off the coast of County Donegal.