Baily Beacon in District Dublin, Ireland 

The Irish Ocean at Howth Head has long been infamous for wrecks, and a signal has been planted on this projection since the 17th century. Charles II commissioned the primary, which was a generally basic square tower and coal-fired light. The following was built in 1814, a bit advance south and set at a lower height to dodge being darkened by overwhelming and frequent fog banks. This can be the beacon that still stands nowadays, in spite of the fact that with numerous advancements included over the years. This beacon in Province Dublin is particularly striking for being the primary in Ireland to utilize a gas-powered reference point within the mid-19th century, and the final beacon within the nation to be mechanized, in 1996. And for a few of decades some time recently that, Baily Beacon was where the country's other beacon attendants were prepared.