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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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Cooraclare

West Clare

Set within the scenic rolling hills of the West Clare, the village of Cooraclare is located a short distance from the Wild Atlantic Way.

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Cross

West Clare

The small village of Cross, on the Loop-Head Peninsula, boasts extensive views of the Atlantic Ocean and the Shannon Estuary.

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Doonbeg

West Clare

Lying within a landscape of Atlantic dunes and rich farmland, the picturesque village of Doonbeg is a vibrant centre of history, culture and activity.

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Kilkee

West Clare

Kilkee, on the Atlantic coastline, is one of Ireland’s most popular seaside resorts. It’s horseshoe-shaped beach is loved. Great activities, and spectacular

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Killimer

West Clare

Killimer is the gateway to County Clare for those travelling north along the Wild Atlantic Way. It is home to Ireland’s busiest car ferry service.

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Ballyvaughan

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.

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Bunratty Village – a popular hub in South Clare

Bunratty, South Clare

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

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Ennis

Ennis, County Clare

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

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Killaloe

Killaloe, East Clare

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.

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