Things To Do In Clare
Details Of Family Fun Things To Do In Clare And Kids Activities
Here you can find details of lots of things to do in Clare with the kids and Family Fun activities with places to go, adventure centres,activity centres and lots more.
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Aillwee CavesThe Burren - Co. Clare For a family fun day out in Co Clare why not take a trip to the magnificent Aillwee Caves in the heart of the Burren |
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Bunratty Castle And Folk ParkOpen Year Round (except Good Friday & Dec 24th.,25th.,26th) At Ireland’s premier visitor attraction you can explore two wonderful experiences – the acclaimed 15th century Bunratty Castle and 19th century Bunratty Folk Park. |
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Burren Birds Of Prey CentreAillwee Cave, Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare For a family day out with a difference, a visit to the Burren Bird of Prey Centre at Aillwee Caves will be a day to remember. |
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Clare County MuseumOct-May: Tue-Sat: and Jun-Sept: Mon-Sat: Clare County Museum holds a treasure trove of local archaelogical material and also incorporates the De Valera Museum. |
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Cliffs of MoherOpen Year Round The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's top Visitor attractions and guided tours of the cliffs are FREE. |
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Clonlara Equestrian CentreClonlara equestrian centre is a family run riding centre, situated in Co. Clare. |
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Craggaunowen ClareMid Apr-Sept: Open daily Visitors here get to see a replica of a Crannóg (Lake Dwelling), Ring Fort and “An Iron Age Roadway.” Craggaunowen Castle which was built around 1550 is also situated on the grounds . |
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Dolphin DiscoveryApril Subject to demand, tel: for details May Subject to demand, tel: for details June* 2 sailings, morning & afternoon July* 3 sailings, 1 morning & 2 afternoon August* 3 sailings, 1 morning & 2 afternoon September Subject to demand, tel: for details October Subject to demand, tel: for details The Shannon estuary is home to Ireland’s only resident group of bottlenose dolphins. Over 100 dolphins have been identified using the estuary at different times; calves are born each year. |
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Dolphinwatch Carrigaholt County ClareOperating from Friday, 21st March to end of September during the 2008 season. Our boat trip brings you out into Mouth of the Shannon to xperience the rich diversity of wildlife and dramatic landscapes in this Special Area of Conservation, home to about 140 Bottlenose Dolphins. |
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Doolin Cave ClareOpen Year Round Discovered in 1952 this cave consists of about 6 miles (roughly 10.5km) of passage and the main feature is 'The Great Stalactite' which measures almost 7 metres in length |
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East Clare Heritage CentreOpen all year. Mon to Fri 10am to 5pm. Built in c 930 A.D., this church is the oldest in Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales that is still in use. |
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Empire Movieplex ,Ennis, ClareOpen 7 Days Empire Movieplex- fun for all the family with the latest releases and kids club. The Empire Movieplex is situated in the heart of Ennis, with ample car parking available. |
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Glor The Irish Music CentreOpen year round. 9.30am to 5.30pm plus evening events Since glór opened in November 2001 hundreds of thousands of people have crossed our threshold as customers, performers, artists, tourists, conference delegates and community members. |
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Holy Island ToursOpen daily, April to Sept 9.30am to 6pm Holy Island on Lough Derg and the river Shannon is one of the most famous monastic sites in Ireland. |
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Killaloe And Ballina Heritage TownMay to September, Daily: 10.00-18.00. Opening hours may be subject to change The majestically-arched bridge, which joins these disparate twins, allows the River Shannon to pass gently seawards from the beautiful sylvan surrounding of Lower Lough Derg. |
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Kilrush Heritage TownJune to September, Mon-Sat: 10.00-13.00 & 14.00-18.00 Sun: 10.00-14.00 Kilrush (Cill Ruis) is the primary business town for the west Clare peninsula. Its designation as a Heritage Town is in recognition of its legacy as a landlord estate town with a maritime tradition. |
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Knappogue CastleOpen daily April to Oct, 9.30am to 5.30pm You will be captivated from the moment you arrive when you get your first taste of honey rich mead. |
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Lahinch SeaworldOpen daily all year from 10am Located on the promenade of Lahinch, County Clare, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Lahinch Seaworld & Leisure Centre boasts one of Ireland's largest indoor aquariums. |
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Moher Hill Open FarmCliffs of Moher Road, Liscannor, Co Clare Whether it is a Family Day Out, a Special Occasion, Week-end Away, Summer Holiday, or Easter Egg Hunt, a visit a Moher Hill Open Farm and Leisure Park is a must. Also a party venue in Clare. |
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Scattery Island CentreJune - September: Daily 10.00 - 18.00 (Recommended visiting times) Contact local boat operator for boat departure times Located approximately one mile off Kilrush, Scattery Island is home to a monastic settlement founded in the early 6th century by St. Senan who was born locally. |
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Stonecutters KitchenMonday to Sunday 12.30 - 9.30 pm high season. StoneCutters Kitchen is over 100 years old, a traditional stone built cottage with a flag stone roof, which has been tastefully transformed into a cosy, unique family-oriented restaurant. |
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The Burren CentreMarch 15th to end May 10am to 5pm June to end August 9:30am to 6pm September to end October 10am to 5pm The story of the Burren is now excitingly captured and impressively presented in "A Walk Through Time" multi-dimensional exhibition. |
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The Burren PerfumeryOpen daily year round, The Burren Perfumery was founded 35 years ago at the centre of a quiet valley in the heart of the Burren. |
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West Clare Railway CentreMonday to Saturday - 10am to 6pm Sunday - 12noon to 6pm West Clare Railway has now laid two miles of track and train rides are now available after 40 yrs. A day on the railway is an experience not to be missed. |