The Cliffs of Moher are a majestic, remnant of the last ice age and Ireland’s most popular tourist attraction, with over a million visitors annually. Perched on the Western most edge of Europe, the next landfall or parish, as they say here in Ireland is some 5000 miles across the Atlantic ocean in Boston or New York. A modern visitor centre The Atlantic Edge Experience, not only explains the geological background, flora and fauna, using interactive media, but also the local history, music and folklore of the area. It is an excellent addition, in that it keeps children of all ages informed, amused and entertained in what can be a disappointing experience should the cliffs be shrouded in mist, fog and rain, or as one visitor put it recently 'flying weather'.