Uninterpreted, that is - except by the individual on his or her walk? If you were to ask people in general to name a mountain in Clare chances are they would name this one. It entered public consciousness in a big way back in the nineties over a controversial plan to build an interpretive centre. The plans were shot down so now it stands in all its natural glory, untainted by the diggers and shovels. And what a glorious place it is: limestone rocks full of grykes that shelter the Burren's famous flora and fauna, and while you're there take a short hike up Sliabh Rua, which has even more interesting limestone whorls than Mullaghmore.
Getting there is easy. Turn right off the R476 Corofin-Kilnaboy road and drive a few miles into the Burren National Park. Stop the car or bike at a map & info board on your left. The path takes you down around Lough Gealain and then up along a landscape that looks like it belongs to another planet. Linkback: https://mountainviews.ie/summit/1390/comment/17884/