oolin
- Doolin
is a charming small seaside village on the northwest coast of County
Clare. Set against the rugged Atlantic Ocean and surrounded by the
spectacular bare limestone landscape of the Burren, Doolin is a
place of breathtaking beauty. Doolin is situated 8km from the famous
cliffs of Moher, 6km from Lisdoonvarna spa town, 50km from Shannon
Airport and 70km from Galway City.
raditionally
a fishing village, Doolin is now renowned world-wide as the
traditional music capital of Ireland. One of Doolin's most famous
sons was Micho Russell, a world-reknown whistle player. His contribution
to Irish music is celebrated with a weekend of traditional music
every February.
Home to thousands of international visitors each year, Doolin is
many things to many people. For some it is a place to experience
rousing music sessions nightly in the pub and for others it is a
place of solitude and tranquility where one can refresh their spirits
away from the everyday hustle and bustle of life.
oolin
has been welcoming visitors for many years and some of the more
popular activities are, visiting the magnificent
Cliffs of Moher, or the archaeological sites in the Burren,
finding the rare flora and fauna of The
Burren, enjoying scenic country walks, visiting the Aran
Islands, Sea Angling, watching the sunset, enjoying the waves,
playing pitch and putt or trying some of the following more specialized
activities. Caving, Scuba diving, Rock Climbing, Hill Walking or
Mountain Biking. Doolin Cave
(Pol an Ionain) is set to become one of the major tourist attractions
in County Clare.
n Doolin,
County Clare you will find a wide range of quality
accommodation to suit all budgets, ranging from hotels,
guesthouses,
bed & breakfasts,
holiday hostels,
caravan and
camping sites and self-catering cottages.
Doolin restaurants offer fine foods with local seafood a specialty.
Our world famous pubs feature traditional music sessions nightly
and also serve tasty pub food. There is a varied and interesting
range of shops
with items to suit all tastes and budgets.
hy not
come and enjoy the charms of this small Irish seaside village rooted
in heritage and culture yet possessing an international ambience.
You will be assured a warm welcome with top quality service and
a friendly smile. We guarantee you wish you discovered it sooner
and will not want to leave
Doolin County Clare.
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