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Welcome to County Clare - the Home of Great Times 

County Clare, despite its compact size of less than 

130 km from end to end, encompasses all the 

elements for an enchanting holiday experience in 

Ireland. Our wonderful seascapes and landscapes 

come together to create a natural backdrop 

for a wide range of exciting adventures, all 

complemented by the warmest of welcomes. 

harmonising with the stunning 

backdrops of our unique and varied 

living landscapes. Let the vibrant 

energy of County Clare awaken your 

senses and create lasting memories. 

We recommend bringing this 

companion trip planner guide with 

you as you explore Clare, allowing 

A r a n I s l a n d s 

it to serve as a helpful reference 

throughout your journey. However, 

due to space limitations, we encourage 

you to visit www.VisitClare.ie for more 

comprehensive information and 

details. 

Get ready to uncover the magic of 

County Clare. The welcome awaits! 

Within County Clare, you’ll discover a 

wealth of captivating attractions and 

activities. Prepare to be impressed 

by the stunning coastal and lakeside 

scenery, golden beaches, and the 

world-renowned Burren and Cliffs of 

Moher UNESCO Global Geopark. 

Explore the rich historical sites, such 

as Bunratty Castle, Scattery Island, Inis 

Cealtra (Holy Island), the scenic Loop 

Head Peninsula, and the captivating 

Aran Islands. Immerse yourself in the 

vibrant pulse of traditional Irish music 

and dance, which can be found in 

lively pubs and celebrated festivals 

throughout the county. Embrace 

the outdoors with invigorating 

activities, ranging from breathtaking 

coastal walks along the wild Atlantic 

coastline to thrilling water sports on 

the magnificent Lough Derg. Indulge 

in unique craft shopping, savour 

delicious local cuisine, and experience 

the genuine warmth and hospitality of 

County Clare. 

Conveniently accessible through 

Shannon International Airport, County 

Clare welcomes visitors from around 

the world with ease. 

Using this Trip Planner 

To ensure you make the most of your 

visit, in this guide, we have divided 

County Clare into five distinct areas for 

your convenience: North, South, East, 

and West Clare, as well as the vibrant 

capital of Ennis. This trip planner acts 

as a prompt, providing you with a 

glimpse of what each area has to offer. 

As you embark on your journey 

through Clare, we invite you to 

celebrate our creative vitality. Discover 

Clare and immerse yourself in a 

land that resonates with the history 

of ancient stones. Experience the 

deep-rooted traditions of our music, 

EXPERIENCE 

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IRELAND 

ENNIS 

Fly Shannon 

Dublin 

NORTH 

ATLANTIC 

OCEAN 

L O O P H E A D 

KILKEE 

KILRUSH 

S h a n n o n E s t u a r y 

CLIFFS OF MOHER 

DOOLIN 

SPANISH 

POINT 

THE 

B U RRE N 

UNESCO Global Geopark 

LISDOONVARNA 

ENNISTYMON 

LAHINCH 

West 

Clare 

BALLYVAUGHAN 

North 


SHANNON 

BUNRATTY 

East 


South 


MOUNTSHANNON 

KILLALOE 

I am a fiddle. I am captivated by the soul-stirring landscapes 

of County Clare. From the stunning Atlantic seascapes to 

the mystic Burren, the tranquil Lough Derg, and the green 

countryside, Clare’s diverse beauty inspires the melodies that 

flow through my strings. Within these melodies, the stories of 

the people and the echoes of the past come alive, creating a 

tapestry of music that invites all to experience the enchantment 

of County Clare. 

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North Clare: Nature’s Playground Awaits 

CLIFFS OF MOHER 

THE 

B U RRE N 

UNESCO Global Geopark 

BALLYVAUGHAN 

LISDOONVARNA 

DOOLIN 

ENNISTYMON 

LAHINCH 

Discover the enchanting beauty of 

North Clare, where nature has 

carved out a playground of endless 

activities. From the captivating 

Burren and Cliffs of Moher 

UNESCO Global Geopark to the 

stunning Wild Atlantic Way coastline, 

this region offers a wealth of highlights 

North 


to explore. Here are ten must-see attractions and 

experiences in North Clare: 

1. Burren and Cliffs of Moher 

Geopark: Immerse yourself in the 

ancient wonders of the Burren and 

Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global 

Geopark, where neolithic tombs, 

towering cliffs, golden beaches, 

and relics of Clare’s ancient past 

await. 

2. Cliffs of Moher: Experience the 

awe-inspiring Cliffs of Moher, 

Ireland’s most visited natural 

attraction. Marvel at their grandeur 

and enjoy panoramic views from 

O’Brien’s Tower. 

3. Explore Burren’s Underworld: 

Delve into the depths of the 

Burren’s underworld by visiting 

the fascinating show caves of 

Aillwee Cave and Doolin Cave, 

where stunning formations and 

underground wonders await. 

At Aillwee, visit the Bird’s of 

Prey Centre. 

4. Golden Beaches: Soak up the 

sun and enjoy the pristine sandy 

beaches of Lahinch and Fanore, 

both boasting Blue Flag status. 

Whether you’re a swimmer or a 

surfer, these coastal gems offer 

endless enjoyment. 

For more information on North Clare go to VisitClare.ie 

or scan the QR Code 

5. Doolin and the Aran Islands: 

Embark on a boat trip from Doolin 

to the Aran Islands, a cluster of 

stunning islands steeped in Gaelic 

culture and history. Explore ancient 

forts, picturesque landscapes, and 

immerse yourself in island life. 

6. Traditional Music Delights: 

Indulge in the vibrant music 

scene of North Clare, where lively 

traditional music sessions and 

festivals can be found in villages 

like Doolin, Ennistymon, Kilfenora, 

and Lahinch. Let the melodies and 

rhythms sweep you away. 

7. Culinary Journey: Treat your taste 

buds to the culinary delights of 

North Clare. From charming cafés 

to casual gastro pubs and fine 

dining restaurants, you’ll discover 

a world of exquisite flavours and 

locally sourced ingredients. 

8. Outdoor Adventures: Get 

active and embrace the outdoor 

adventures North Clare has to offer. 

Surf the waves in Lahinch and 

Fanore, kayak along the rugged 

coastline, explore scenic walking 

and cycling trails, try your hand at 

fishing or golf at Lahinch, one of 

the world’s finest link courses. 

9. Captivating Gems: Explore the 

ancient wonders of Poulnabrone 

Dolmen and Caherconnell Fort, 

where you’ll be transported back 

in time to Ireland’s rich history. 

Enjoy the Burren Perfumery, where 

you can indulge in the aromatic 

delights of handcrafted perfumes 

inspired by the unique landscape 

of the Burren. 

10. Warm Hospitality: Immerse 

yourself in the warm hospitality and 

friendly atmosphere of North Clare. 

Connect with the local community, 

strike up conversations with the 

locals, and let their stories and 

traditions enrich your journey. 

I am the Uilleann Pipes. Inspired by North Clare’s rugged 

cliffs, rolling hills, and breathtaking beauty, I bring forth the 

music that echoes the rich heritage and timeless traditions 

of this captivating area. Through my haunting tunes, I tell 

the stories of the land and its people, capturing the essence 

of North Clare’s deep-rooted connection to its cultural 

heritage.

West Clare: A Journey into Unspoilt Beauty 

L O O P H E A D 

KILKEE 

SPANISH 

POINT 

KILRUSH 

West 


1. Explore the wonders of the 

Loop Head Peninsula. Unveil 

the captivating allure of the Loop 

Head Peninsula, a slender finger of 

land pointing towards the ocean, 

offering panoramic cliff views, 

aquatic activities, and serene 

beauty spots. Don’t miss the iconic 

Loop Head Lighthouse, standing 

tall at the very tip, providing 

amazing vistas. 

2. Marvel at the spectacular 

Atlantic coastal scenery along 

the breathtaking Wild Atlantic Way, 

as you journey along the West 

Clare coast road. This picturesque 

route features stunning landscapes. 

Be sure to stop by the magnificent 

Vandeleur Walled Garden and 

Visitor Centre in Kilrush, a hidden 

gem of natural beauty. 

Embark on a remarkable 

adventure through the 

unspoilt beauty of West 

Clare, where the Shannon 

Estuary and the Atlantic Ocean 

meet to create a landscape of 

awe-inspiring cliffs, pristine beaches, and 

endless natural wonders. Discover the highlights 

that make this region truly remarkable: 

3. Embark on a scenic drive or cycle 

along the Shannon Estuary Way, 

where the River Shannon merges 

with the wild Atlantic, unveiling 

delightful towns, picturesque 

villages, and charming piers. Enjoy 

the vibrant music scene, where 

traditional tunes fill the air. 

4. Encounter the famous Shannon 

Dolphins on a boat trip from Kilrush 

or Carrigaholt, and witness one of 

Europe’s largest resident dolphin 

populations in their natural habitat. 

For more information on West Clare, go to VisitClare.ie 


5. Indulge in the serenity of West 

Clare’s Blue Flag beaches like 

Kilkee and Spanish Point, offering 

pristine sands and crystal-clear 

waters for family enjoyment and 

relaxation. Whether it’s a day of 

sunbathing, swimming, or building 

sandcastles, these coastal havens 

provide the perfect escape. 

6. Immerse yourself in thrilling 

water activities, from swimming 

and windsurfing to aqua parks, 

kayaking, rib adventures, and sea 

angling, as you embrace the area’s 

stunning aquatic playground. 

7. Embark on exhilarating land 

adventures, exploring scenic 

walking trails, stunning cliff walks, 

and teeing off at top golf courses 

like Doonbeg and Spanish Point 

links, Kilkee and Kilrush. Or, 

enjoy horse riding through the 

picturesque countryside. 

8. Take a short boat trip to 

Scattery Island, where a 6thcentury 

monastic settlement and 

rich history await your exploration. 

Discover the fascinating remnants 

of this ancient site. 

9. Experience the warmth of West 

Clare’s towns and villages, from 

Carrigaholt’s seafood delights to 

Doonbeg’s scenic charms, Kilkee’s 

Blue Flag beach, Kilrush’s maritime 

heritage, Miltown Malbay’s vibrant 

music scene, including the Willie 

Clancy Summer School and 

Spanish Point’s sandy shores. 

10. Savour the region’s local cuisine, 

indulging in mouth-watering 

seafood dishes made from the 

freshest catch of the day. Let your 

taste buds explore the flavours of 

West Clare as you sample traditional 

Irish dishes, visit charming cafes, and 

dine at restaurants offering a taste of 

the area’s culinary delights. 

I am a tin whistle, and the enchanting landscapes of West 

Clare infuse my notes with a touch of wildness and serenity. 

The crashing waves, the rolling hills, and the warm embrace 

of traditional music shape the melodies that resonate through 

the air, inviting hearts to dance and souls to soar. With each 

breath, I carry the essence of this remarkable area.

East Clare: Discover Lakeside Tranquillity and Activity 

MOUNTSHANNON 

East 


KILLALOE 

1. Experience the amazing 

Lough Derg, the largest lake 

on the River Shannon. Enjoy 

sailing, windsurfing, canoeing, 

kayaking, paddle-boarding, and 

fishing. Don’t miss the blue-flag 

lake beaches at Ballycuggeran 

and Mountshannon, and the 

exhilarating Aqua Park at 

Ballycuggeran. 

Welcome to East Clare. This 

captivating area beckons with 

its unspoilt beauty, inviting 

visitors to immerse themselves in 

a world of serene lakes, meandering 

rivers, vibrant culture, and rich 

musical heritage. Explore the 

treasures of East Clare with these ten compelling 

reasons to visit: 

2. Choose to Cruise: Embark on a 

tranquil one-hour boat tour with 

Killaloe River Cruises and immerse 

yourself in the serene beauty of 

East Clare as you gracefully glide 

along the majestic River Shannon 

and picturesque Lough Derg. 

3. Explore the legacy of Brian 

Ború, Ireland’s great High King, 

who ruled from his birthplace in 

Killaloe, County Clare, from 1002 

to 1014. Discover his impact, and 

don’t miss the Brian Ború Festival 

in Killaloe in July. 

4. Cast your line and go fishing in 

East Clare’s 40 lakes, including 

Lough Derg, which boasts 

abundant stocks of pike, bream, 

tench, roach, and more. Enjoy the 

tranquillity of nature as you wait 

for the perfect catch. 

For more information on East Clare, go to VisitClare.ie 


5. Delve into East Clare’s intriguing 

history and visit sites that bring 

the past to life. Explore St Flannan’s 

Cathedral and Oratory in Killaloe, 

marvel at St Cronan’s 10th Church, 

Ireland’s oldest church in continuous 

use. 

6. Indulge your senses in East Clare’s 

local cuisine. Savour the flavours of 

locally sourced ingredients prepared 

by skilled chefs. Discover charming 

cafes, cosy pubs, and elegant 

restaurants that offer a true taste of 

Clare. 

7. Explore the charming towns 

and villages that dot the East 

Clare landscape. Discover the 

twin towns of Killaloe and Ballina, 

with their picturesque setting on the 

banks of the River Shannon. Visit 

Mountshannon, a lakeside village 

offering a range of amenities and a 

gateway to Inis Cealtra (Holy Island). 

8. Immerse yourself in the vibrant 

tradition of East Clare’s traditional 

music. From lively pub sessions to 

wonderful festivals like the Feakle 

Festival, the melodies of fiddles, tin 

whistles, bodhráns, and accordions 

will fill the air. Join in and let the 

rhythm of the jigs and reels sweep 

you off your feet. 

9. Indulge in a spot of craft 

shopping in charming towns 

and villages. Discover unique 

handmade treasures, intricate 

ceramics, beautiful textiles, handmade 

chocolates and other locally 

crafted goods. 

10. Discover diverse walking trails 

along Lough Derg or venture into 

the rolling countryside and enjoy 

short loop walks, such as the 12 

O’Clock Hills, Ballycuggeran, 

Flagmount or Woodpark Loop 

Walks. For a more challenging 

walking adventure, explore sections 

of the Lough Derg and East Clare 

Way, two long-distance trails. 

I am a bodhrán, echoing the vibrant rhythms of East Clare. I am 

inspired by the spirited energy that permeates this enchanting 

area. From the lively trad sessions in the cosy pubs of Feakle to 

the joyful céilís in Tulla, the music pulsates with the heartbeat of 

the land. The rolling hills, shimmering Lough Derg, and the River 

Shannon provide a captivating backdrop that fuels my beats, 

creating an irresistible urge that will have you tapping your feet 

and joining in the celebration.

South Clare: Rich in History and Beauty 

BUNRATTY 

South 


1. Immerse yourself in the rich 

history of the acclaimed 15th 

century iconic Bunratty Castle, 

Ireland’s most complete and 

authentic medieval castle, step 

back in time as you explore its 

majestic halls adorned with 

furnishings and tapestries that 

evoke the spirit of a bygone era. 

Experience the allure of 

South Clare, a region that 

entices visitors with its 

enchanting charm. From 

the remarkable Bunratty 

Castle to the lively traditional music sessions that 

echo through its charming towns, South Clare offers 

a wealth of delightful attractions and experiences. 

Discover ten reasons to explore the rich history, 

landscapes, and vibrant culture of the area. 

2. Discover Bunratty Folk Park, 

in the shadow of the castle, where 

you can experience village life 

in 19th century Ireland. Wander 

through the recreated village 

streets and interact with the village 

characters. By night, experience the 

lively ‘Ceili in the Kitchen’ dinner 

and entertainment show. 

3. Indulge in a medieval banquet 

at either Bunratty or Knappogue 

Castle. Experience the hospitality, 

entertainment, and timeless 

atmosphere of medieval Ireland 

while enjoying a feast of fine food 

and captivating performances. 

For more information on South Clare go to VisitClare.ie 


4. Test your skills at two top-class 

golf courses: Dromoland Castle Golf 

and Country Club, nestled within a 

450-acre estate, and Shannon Golf 

Club, known for its challenging layout 

and wonderful views of the Shannon 

Estuary. 

5. Drive or cycle along the 

picturesque Shannon Estuary Way, 

where the serene Shannon meets 

the wild Atlantic. Discover delightful 

towns, charming villages, and 

picturesque piers along the route. 

6. Uncover the hidden gem of 

Craggaunowen, where a crannog 

(lake dwelling) offers a glimpse into 

the ancient Celtic way of life. Explore 

the ringfort, delve into the souterrain, 

and marvel at Craggaunowen Castle. 

7. Delve into the mysteries of the 

Late Bronze Age as you wander 

through the impressive remains of 

Mooghaun Hillfort, an enduring 

testament to Ireland’s prehistoric 

past. Or, immerse yourself in the 

tranquil ambience of Quin Abbey, a 

magnificent 15th-century Franciscan 

abbey, and stroll amidst its preserved 

ruins. 

8. Explore a variety of gift shops 

and boutiques at Bunratty Castle, 

Bunratty Woollen Mills, Ballycasey 

Craft Centre, Ballymorris Pottery, 

Shannon Town Centre, and more. 

9. Embark on scenic walks in 

South Clare, including the 

picturesque Shannon Estuary 

Loop near Shannon Town. Visit 

the Shannon Aviation Museum in 

Shannon to discover the history of 

aviation in the region. 

10. Immerse yourself in the vibrant 

traditional music scene that 

permeates South Clare. Experience 

lively sessions in local pubs and 

cultural events, including the 

renowned Durty Nelly’s in Bunratty, 

where the captivating tunes of 

traditional Irish music fill the air. 

As a timeless harp resonating in the soul of South Clare, I 

draw inspiration from the picturesque landscapes and ancient 

heritage that surround me. From the lush green fields to the 

tranquil shores of the Shannon Estuary, every gentle breeze 

whispers melodies into my strings. When I take my place 

within the storied walls of Bunratty Castle, the enchanting 

melodies of the harp weave through the air, adding to the 

mesmerising ambience of the castle’s Medieval Banquets.

Everyone loves Ennis, County Clare’s Capital Town 

Ennis, Clare’s picturesque and historic 

market town, invites you to step back 

in time and immerse yourself in its 

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rich heritage. Dating back to the 13th 

century, Ennis is the capital of Clare 

and exudes charm with its narrow 

lanes, bow-ways and historical monuments. 

Designated Ireland’s friendliest town, here are 

10 things to do in Ennis and nearby: 

1. Explore Ennis Friary: Discover 

ancient Ennis Friary, a medieval 

Franciscan friary founded in 

the 13th century. Marvel at the 

intricate stonework and soak in the 

atmosphere of this historic site. 

2. Take a Guided Walking Tour: 

Embark on an enchanting 

walking tour of Ennis, guided 

by knowledgeable locals who 

will unveil the town’s fascinating 

history and lead you to notable 

heritage sites and hidden gems. 

3. Visit Clare Museum: Journey 

through 6,000 years of County 

Clare’s history at the Clare Museum. 

Discover authentic artefacts and 

audio-visual presentations that 

bring the county’s history to life. 

4. Experience Music and Cultural 

Entertainment: Visit glór, the 

flagship arts and entertainment 

venue, for a diverse program 

featuring local and international 

artists. Enjoy traditional Irish céilí 

dances and music sessions at Cois 

na hAbhna, or join the lively trad 

sessions in the character-filled 

pubs. 

For more information on Ennis, go to VisitClare.ie 


5. Discover Shopping Treasures: 

Ennis, officially known as Ireland’s 

friendliest place, boasts excellent 

shopping options. Stroll along 

its charming streets and explore 

boutique fashion shops and craft 

outlets, where you can find unique 

treasures to take home. 

6. Enjoy Culinary Delights: Indulge 

in a culinary adventure. Ennis offers 

a wide range of dining options, 

from casual eateries to formal 

restaurants. Sample Irish, European, 

and Asian cuisine while enjoying 

warm hospitality. 

7. Explore the Outdoors: Embrace 

the natural beauty surrounding 

Ennis. Engage in outdoor activities 

such as golfing at Ennis or 

Woodstock golf courses, horse 

riding, and enjoying the lush John 

O’Sullivan Park with its woodland 

and parkland. Water enthusiasts 

can also indulge in water sports at 

Ballyalla Lake. 

8. Enjoy Festivals and Events: 

Ennis hosts a variety of festivals 

and events throughout the year. 

Experience the vibrant atmosphere 

and celebration of music, arts, 

culture, and heritage that make 

these events truly special. 

9. Experience Gaelic Games: 

Catch a thrilling match of hurling 

or football at Cusack Park, where 

Clare’s teams showcase their skills 

during the spring and summer 

months. Immerse yourself in the 

passion of Ireland’s national sports. 

10. Discover Nearby Attractions: 

Ennis serves as a perfect starting 

point to explore County Clare. With 

Ennis as your base, take advantage 

of its central location and embark 

on day trips to nearby attractions 

like the Bunratty Castle and Folk 

Park, the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, 

Loop Head Peninsula, and Lough 

Derg. 

I am a Squeezebox, also known as an Accordion. 

I draw inspiration from the rich cultural heritage, lively 

music sessions, and vibrant atmosphere of Ennis. The 

spirited traditions of Irish music and dance, and the warmth 

of the local community all influence the joyous melodies 

that resonate from my keys.

10 Tips for Planning Your Visit to County Clare 

1 

Take your time and 

stay awhile in County 

Clare. Don’t try to 

rush through Ireland; 

instead, spend some 

quality time exploring 

the magic of Clare 

and its numerous 

attractions. 

2 

If arriving by air, 

Shannon International 

Airport is the easiest 

gateway to County Clare. 

It offers pre-clearance and 

is much easier to move 

through with direct flights 

from the U.K., Europe, 

and North America. Most 

car rental companies are 

conveniently located at the 

airport. 

3 

County Clare is wellconnected 

by road 

and rail, making it easily 

accessible from any part 

of Ireland. Drive times 

from major cities like 

Dublin, Cork, Galway, and 

Limerick are short and 

range from one hour to 

less than three hours. 

4 

Within County Clare, 

everything is within 

reach. For example, 

driving from the capital 

town of Ennis to the Wild 

Atlantic Way coastline 

or Ireland’s Hidden 

Heartlands takes circa 30 

minutes, allowing you to 

explore Clare without long 

travel times. 

5 6 

There is no wrong time 

to visit Clare. Summer 

months offer warmer 

weather and longer days, 

while autumn and spring 

bring beautiful colours and 

fewer crowds. Winter is a 

great value season, offering 

stunning landscapes and 

cosy accommodations. 

County Clare enjoys 

a mild climate, but 

weather changes 

are common. Bring 

layered clothing to 

adapt to our changing 

conditions. 

7 

Clare offers a wide 

range of attractions, 

including the famous 

Cliffs of Moher, the unique 

Burren, Lough Derg, Loop 

Head Peninsula, Bunratty 

Castle and Folk Park, and 

more. However, while 

exploring the highlights, 

don’t be afraid to get lost 

and discover hidden gems 

throughout the county. 

8 

We are loved 

by foodies! Food 

enthusiasts will be 

delighted with the 

diverse and high-quality 

culinary offerings in 

County Clare. From 

seafood to vegetarian 

options, there is 

something for everyone 

to enjoy. 

For more information on Clare, go to VisitClare.ie 


9 

Accommodation 

options in Clare 

cater to all 

preferences and 

budgets, ranging 

from luxury castles 

and lakeside and 

seaside hotels to 

quirky glamping 

pods and holiday 

homes. 

Plan Your Visit with www.VisitClare.ie, 

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Your Ultimate Resource for County Clare 

Trip Planning 

County Clare is an 

excellent destination 

for remote working 

and workcations, 

with a network of 

DigiClare Hubs providing 

flexible workspaces and 

facilities to support your 

productivity while enjoying 

the beauty of the county. 

When it comes to planning 

your trip to County Clare, 

there’s no better tool than 

VisitClare.ie. This allinclusive 

website provides 

a wealth of information 

on attractions, activities, 

dining options, upcoming events, and a diverse selection 

of accommodations. But what also sets it apart is the 

innovative “Show Nearby” map feature. Simply input 

your desired destination in Clare, and the map will display 

all the nearby attractions, activities, and dining options 

within your specified distance parameters. 

TIP: Make sure to explore the ‘highlights’, the ‘great ideas’ 

and the event sections for additional inspiration. 

See www. VisitClare.ie 

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