Why has nobody pointed out that the Arch view is accessible for good walkers along the shore? Take the fenced path (Casán a' Traigh) opposite Doherty's Shop in Doagh Beg to Doaghbeg beach and follow the shore north -being careful not to leave litter or damage fences or trespass on cultivated land.. The walk has its own points of interest like the shallow cave known both as An Altóir (The Altar) and Uaimh na gCuntas (Cave of the countings): being hidden, with good sea access, allowing Mass services in times of persecution and a place for smugglers to divide their spoils. Local people insist that the blocked access is an ancient right of way. It would be easy to prove that - access for twelve consecutive years under Irish law, (the kissing-gate access is still pictured on Google Maps) but enforcing it is an expensive legal business requiring a Court Order.