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in Clare

County Clare’s towns and villages have an inviting cosiness. Some have their roots in Celtic monasteries, while others began and grew close to the water’s edge – near lakes, rivers, or along Clare’s Atlantic coastline. TIP: You can filter below by area to seek out places of interest.

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The famous coastal village of Doolin is renowned for its Irish traditional music sessions, a gateway to the Aran Islands and a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

The small, welcoming, and lively holiday resort of Lahinch lies at the head of Liscannor Bay, beside a magnificent crescent beach.

Ballyvaughan, North Clare

The picturesque village of Ballyvaughan is a Discovery Point along the Wild Atlantic Way and is an ideal base for visitors exploring the Burren.

Bunratty is a popular tourist hub, and home to Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, popular pubs, restaurants, and gift outlets.

Ennis is a picturesque and historic market town whose origins date back to the 13th century.

Located along the Wild Atlantic Way in the horseshoe-shaped Moore Bay, the popular seaside resort of Kilkee is the largest town on Clare’s Atlantic coastline.

The waterside market town of Killaloe is steeped in history from its medieval churches and early Christian saints to its charming streets and sheltering hills.

Kilrush is located at the mouth of the River Shannon on the Wild Atlantic Way. The market town is one of 15 designated Heritage towns in Ireland.

The picturesque tourism village of Mountshannon is nestled at the foot of the Slieve Aughty Mountains on the shores of Lough Derg.

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