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The Barony of the Burren forms the northern part of County Clare, overlooking Galway Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. The word Burren comes from Boireann, or stony district, and refers to the 130 square kilometres of spectacular terraced carboniferous li

This is a fabulous mostly off road walk between Fanore and Ballyvaughan, taking you above the R477 on the old famine road around Blackhead.

This event takes you down to the rarely explored Atlantic Coastline at Loophead, at low Spring tide to discover all the species, seaweeds, anemones, fish, molluscs and so forth inhabiting this place.

The Rainbow Hostel is a small, cosy accommodation situated on a working farm in Doolin, a village in County Clare known for its lively traditional music scene and lovely landscapes. The hostel has double, twin, and dormitory rooms, all ensuite.

Located in Ballyvaughan, Hylands Burren Hotel is a charming lodging that dates back to the 18th century. At the County Clare hotel, guests will find both the hospitality of bygone days and modern, three-star facilities.

The Neylon family warmly welcomes guests to the Corofin Hostel, located in the heart of Burren, which is idea for walking and cycling. The comfortable County Clare property features excellent self-catering facilities.

A friendly, family-run site, Corofin Hostel, Caravan and Camping Park is ideally positioned in Corofin, County Clare, just steps from shops, a pub and restaurant. The campsite caters for caravans, campervans and tents.

Located in the heart of the Burren, Cassidy’s historic Public House and Restaurant, caters for tour groups, weddings, parties and all social events. They also provide live music every weekend.

Glór Irish Music Centre in Ennis is County Clare's premier arts and entertainment venue, which houses Vasco Café and Restaurant, serving food all day.