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Enclosed by the mighty River Shannon, the crashing Atlantic, tranquil Lough Derg and serene Galway Bay, in County Clare there’s certainly something in the water.

Visit Clare

Discover the culture of Ireland when you visit County Clare in the heart of the west coast of Ireland and on the Wild Atlantic Way. With the glorious UNESCO Burren and Cliffs of Moher Geopark, award winning Loop Head Peninsula, historic towns of Ennis, Kilrush, Killaloe, Bunratty and Ennistymon and splendid rivers and lakes of East Clare, County Clare provides an exciting choice of activities, attractions and year round festivals and events to keep you entertained.

Dubai Duty Free Irish Open

Clare County Council played a major part in making Lahinch and the wider North Clare area a welcoming and attractive location for the tens of thousands of visitors at the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open. We worked closely with Lahinch Golf Club, An Garda Síochána, The European Tour, Dubai Duty Free, HSE, the local community and others to ensure that visitors to Lahinch enjoy their experience and will return in the future to explore all of what County Clare has to offer.

This video showcasing what Clare has to offer was created by the council for the event.

Clare's Wild Atlantic Way

Nestled on the wonderfully weather-beaten Cliff Coast, the sheer breadth of things to do in Clare just about ticks every box. From the stirring views atop the soaring Cliffs of Moher to the time-worn crevices and cracks of the Burren’s stone landscape, not to mention renowned golf destinations like Lahinch, Clare’s whale watching wonderland or historic spots like Bunratty and Dromoland Castle.

Get out and embrace the elements at the likes of Loop Head, shorelines like Fanore Beach, spy some birdlife on Scattery Island mor explore the scenery from a totally different angle inside the ancient Aillwee and Doolin Caves.

With its Atlantic-carved cliff edges and windswept coastal charm, Clare’s got a vibe all its own.

The Burren

The Burren is a region of County Clare in the southwest of Ireland. It is one of the most unique and beautiful landscapes in Ireland. While the rest of the Emerald Isle is known for its shades of green, the Burren is known for its various shades of grey. It’s a karst landscape of bedrock incorporating a vast cracked pavement of glacial-era limestone, with cliffs and caves, fossils, rock formations and archaeological sites.

Cilffs of Moher

There are few places that surpass the breath-taking beauty of the Cliffs of Moher on Clare's Wild Atlantic Way. 

Headlands

From birdwatchers and legendary lovers to Star Wars film crews, no one can resist one of the County Clare's most dramatic headlands 

Land of Saints and Scholars

We are extremely proud of our Irish heritage and passion for our native island is reflected in every mile travelled and every story told.Visitors can explore ancient ruins and take advantage perfect vantage point.

Hurling

Hurling is one of the oldest field games in the world and is popular for at least 3000 years in Ireland with the first literary reference dating back to 1272 BC.

Page last reviewed: 27/09/19

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