Located on the west coast of Ireland, Clare is home to the
Burren, the cliffs of Moher and is a jumping off point for
the Aran Islands.
County Clare has at least 2,300 earthen and stone forts,
130 megalithic tombs, 190 castles, 150 ancient churches, 3
cathedrals, 8 monasteries, 10 stone crosses, 5 round
towers, besides numerous lesser monuments.
John Lloyd said of County Clare in
1780, "From its agreeable situation, the climate is
remarkably wholesome, the air clear and temperate, and the
prospect pure and delightful." Little has happened during
the past two centuries to change this description. County
Clare today is a place of great natural beauty and
historical and archaeological interest while offering a
range of amenities to suit all tastes.
Please come and visit us.
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