


Conor Pass is a dramatic high mountain road slicing between the Brandon and Slieve Miskish ranges with plunging cliffs and sweeping views over Brandon Bay and Dingle Peninsula. Shoot winding road curves, distant islands, sheep and brooding skies. Best at golden hour or moody overcast; mornings and weekdays have fewer cars. The narrow, steep road has lay-bys for stops—park safely off the carriageway. No entry fee; weather changes quickly so bring layers and waterproofs. The pass is historically‑f



Conor Pass is a dramatic high mountain road slicing between the Brandon and Slieve Miskish ranges with plunging cliffs and sweeping views over Brandon Bay and Dingle Peninsula. Shoot winding road curves, distant islands, sheep and brooding skies. Best at golden hour or moody overcast; mornings and weekdays have fewer cars. The narrow, steep road has lay-bys for stops—park safely off the carriageway. No entry fee; weather changes quickly so bring layers and waterproofs. The pass is historically‑f