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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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Feakle

Feakle, East Clare

Nestled in the foothills of the Sliabh Aughty mountains, the village of Feakle is synonymous with Irish traditional music.

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Flagmount

Flagmount, East Clare

Perched along the bank of Lough Graney and at the doorstop of Cahermurphy Nature Reserve is the picturesque East Clare village of Flagmount.

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Inagh

Inagh, North Clare

Sitting in the foothills of Slieve Callan and located between the towns of Ennis, Ennistymon and Miltown Malbay is the small scenic village of Inagh.

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Kilbaha

Kilbaha, West Clare

Kilbaha is County Clare’s most westerly village and is tucked into a sheltered bay where the Shannon Estuary meets the mighty Atlantic Ocean.

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Kildysart

Kildysart, West Clare

Nestled on the northern banks of the Shannon Estuary is the quaint and historic village of Kildysart.

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Kilfenora

Kilfenora, North Clare

Steeped in culture and surrounded by castles, iron age forts and ancient tombs, Kilfenora is a gateway to the world-famous Burren region.

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Kilkishen

Kilkishen, East Clare

The picturesque East Clare village of Kilkishen is surrounded by history and outdoor adventure.

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Killimer

Killimer, West Clare.

Killimer is the gateway to County Clare for those travelling north along the Wild Atlantic Way and is home to the busiest domestic ferry service in Ireland.

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