What we like in County Clare on Ireland’s West Coast.
If you’ve been on this site for a while, you know that we love the West of Ireland. When we say that, what we mean is the west coast, what is now also known as the Wild Atlantic Way. This would be the counties that border on the ocean, all the way from Donegal down … Read more
Let’s start with this – there are no bridges at Bridges of Ross. One natural bridge is all that remains today of the original three rock arcs. Because over the ages, the relentless waves of the Atlantic have first sculpted them out of the cliffs, only to eventually take them away again. For interest’s sake, … Read more
One of our favourite destinations on the West Coast are The Burren National Park and Aillwee Cave in County Clare. The Burren is famous for its landscape of exposed limestone bedrock, rare plants and unique habitats. In addition, the scenery on this part of the Wild Atlantic Way is quite simply spectacular. Access to the … Read more
Who does not love good food festivals? Savouring unique menu items created by passionate growers and producers. Sampling new gastronomic inventions from acclaimed chefs. Restaurateurs showcasing the finest traditions of local cuisine and hospitality. Sipping on delicious brews, distils and ferments. Then shopping for organic, ethically produced, home-grown culinary ingredients and products. Personally, we have … Read more