Local Activities & Entertainment
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Golf
The area is renown for it golf courses, with Lahinch and Doonbeg being
two of the finest links courses in Ireland.
Lahinch is one of the most respected links courses in the world. Lahinch,
with its towering sand dunes, undulating fairways, rolling greens and
fair share of blind shots, is the perfect natural golfing terrain - a
true links in the traditional meaning of the word. Known widely, as the
St. Andrews of Ireland, Lahinch is a marvellous place.
Doonbeg - designed by two-time British Open champion Greg Norman, is a
true links that will test a golfer's skill and mettle, has won accolades
from golfers and media worldwide. Doonbeg is set to become one of the
most talked about links courses in Ireland. Tough and uncompromising. |
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Walking the Burren
Guided walks endeavour to promote a
greater appreciation of the Burren - Ireland’s most precious landscape.
They celebrate the floral diversity, extraordinary archaeological wealth
and unique agricultural system of the Burren. Groups are deliberately
small in number in order to make as low an impact as possible on the
terrain. They are also committed to best conservation principles and
believe that the region is best appreciated on foot at a natural rhythm
in the company of an expert local guide.
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Touring the County
A tour of County Clare with it's myriad of
attractions is a most enjoyable way to pas a sunny summer's day. Starting
at Bunratty and heading to Ennis, then venturing West to the most scenic
coast in Ireland. Whether you stop for lunch in one of the many quaint
restaurants or decide to take along a picnic lunch you certainly will not
go hungry. Having said that, the sea air has a habit of giving one an
appetite. The sights are breath taking, from sea views, to walks on the
Burren, to exploring caves, you will certainly not be disappointed.
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Cliffs of Moher Cruises
The Cliffs of Moher stand over 200m above the Atlantic – some of the
highest cliffs in Europe. Their scale and beauty can only be truly
appreciated when viewed from sea level. A Cliff Cruise will take you on a
voyage of discovery along this 8km shoreline – truly an experience not to
be missed! Sailing schedule is tide and weather dependent. Typically
sailing are 1:30pm and 5:30pm from Doolin pier. |
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Bunratty Medieval Banquet
Bunratty Castle, was built in the 15th century by the Earl of Thomond and
stands on the banks of the Rathy River. From here The Earl ruled over his
Chiefdom and entertained lavishly, in fact he was famous for his
hospitality. Following this tradition of hospitality, the world renowned
Bunratty Medieval Banquet is held twice nightly throughout the year. For
over 40 years the Ladies of the Castle, aided and abetted by the Earl's
Butler, have welcomed guests from the four corners of the globe to join
them at The Earl's Banquet. The entertainment provided by the superb
Bunratty Singers is a fitting compliment to a four course meal, a lively
meal reception and of course good wine. |
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Traditional Irish Music
Any visit to Ireland is incomplete if you do not experience a traditional
Irish music session. The art of Irish music has been handed down over the
centuries from family to family and it is very strong in the Shannon
Region, and in County Clare in particular, the so-called Home of Irish
Traditional Music. Traditional groups play in hundreds of pubs throughout
the year, and the festival calendar has a wide range of Fleadhs (music
festivals) to choose from. |
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