County Clare is a fantastic tourist destination in Ireland, with an array of attractions to visit and things to do throughout the year
The beautiful County Clare in the West of Ireland is known for its stunning natural beauty, with many of the attractions in the area revolving around its rugged coastline.
The Cliffs of Moher, dubbed one of Ireland’s most popular natural tourist destinations, are an example of Ireland’s jugged, unspoilt allure. The Burren National Park is a region of fascinating bedrock landscape, approximately 1500 hectares in size and steeped in rich history, formed millions of years ago, before humankind.
Another enchanting attraction in County Clare is the Aillwee Cave. The name derives from the Irish Aill Bhuí, meaning ‘yellow cliffs’ and the intriguing underground caves are some of the oldest in Ireland.
Bunratty West
Bunratty
Co. Clare
Ireland
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A 15th century tower house that has been restored to reflect its glorious past, Bunratty Castle and Folk Park offers visitors the chance to join in on one of the medieval banquets held throughout the year.
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These strikingly rugged sea cliffs, nestled at the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way, offer spectacular views over the ocean.
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Lislorkan North
Co. Clare
Ireland
Stand in awe at the Cliffs of Moher, a majestic natural wonder on Ireland’s west coast.
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This fascinating, Neolithic portal tomb could date back as far as 4200 B.C; it is the second-most visited location in the Burren.
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A spectacularly unique expanse of rocks and cliffs offering a whole host of activities, scenic walks and ancient architecture waiting to be discovered.
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