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"<p><span>Just beyond the Famine Village, Trawbreaga Bay spreads before you, a wonderful expanse of wide open sky and soft waves breaking on golden sand. Known locally as The Nose, for the hook of land that curves inward at the mouth of the bay, this is where people in times gone by used to sprinkle potato in the water to attract the fish, before catching them as they swam to shore. It remains a popular fishing point to catch everything from cod and mackerel to halibut and haddock.</span></p>\n<p>Back on the 955 bus to Ballyliffin village, book your table at Nancy's Barn, which boasts a famous seafood chowder that's bound to hit the spot after a day spent seaside!</p>"
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