Over East Clare 360° — An Interactive Journey Above East Clare

From the hills above Killaloe to the calm shores of Lough Derg, East Clare reveals a gentler beauty — green, tranquil, and steeped in story. These 360° views offer glimpses of lakes, forests, and hilltop trails that capture the essence of Clare’s peaceful side..

🔄 How to Explore in 360°

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For the most immersive view, we recommend you select the full-screen icon at the top right of each 360° image.

Killaloe from the Air

Twin towns divided by the Shannon and united by heritage, Killaloe and Ballina shine from above — where river, lake, and lively streets meet in timeless charm.
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Moylussa Summit

Standing 532 metres above sea level, Moylussa offers breathtaking 360° views across Lough Derg, the Slieve Bernagh hills, and the heart of Clare.
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Bohatch Dolmen

Tucked into the quiet hills of East Clare lies the Bohatch Dolmen — a small yet striking ancient burial site, standing for over 4,000 years as a reminder of Clare’s earliest communities.
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12 O’Clock Hills

A favourite walking trail for locals and visitors alike, the 12 O’Clock Hills reward every step with sweeping views across Clare and beyond.
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Tulla Graveyard

Steeped in centuries of history, this atmospheric site overlooks rolling countryside — a quiet reminder of Clare’s deep roots and enduring stories.
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