WELCOME TO
MIZEN HEAD SIGNAL STATION
VISITOR CENTRE
IRELAND'S MOST
SOUTHWESTERLY POINT!
WHICHEVER WAY YOU LOOK AT
IT, THE MIZEN IS SPELLBINDING.
WE CAN'T BRING YOU THE
SMELL OF THE SEA OR THE WIND IN YOUR HAIR OR THE WHOLE MAGIC OF THE MIZEN,
WE CAN ONLY SHOW YOU
IMAGES.
YOU'LL JUST HAVE TO COME
AND SEE FOR YOURSELF!
The Mizen Head Signal
Station was completed in 1910
The visitor centre has been
open to the public since 1994.
The lightkeepers
houses have been converted to include an audio visual room,
a map and archive room, the
Fastnet room, the underwater room,
the bird and sea watch room
and the storm room.
The Keeper's kitchen and
one bedroom have been retained.
For many years the gates at
the entrance to this bridge were kept locked and for thousands of people,
this was as near to the
Lighthouse as they could get.
Now, thanks to the local
community's involvement people can look back
at the Mizen Bridge from
the Lighthouse side.
But that's only the
beginning of the story.
The rest of it lies behind
the cameraman.
Come see for yourself and
our guides will tell you much, much more.
The Mizen Bridge was
totally reconstructed in 2010
and additional pathways and
lookout platforms have been added.