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Killilagh
House
Guesthouse
Accommodation
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A
Luxury Guesthouse located in the centre of
Doolin Village.
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About
Doolin
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The village of
Doolin (also known as Fisherstreet) in
County
Clare offers an abundance of leisure opportunities for all tastes ;
Hiking,
golf, cycling, fine food, pubs, traditional music,
all with a friendly relaxed atmosphere.
Doolin is the perfect jumping-off point for visiting the
Aran islands, the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren,
and a wealth
of other natural and historical sites.
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Centre of Irish
traditional music
Many memorable musical nights can be had
in either of the two main pubs in Doolin. These
cater for the best in Irish traditional music
where jigs, reels and hornpipes can be
enjoyed all night long. Admittance is free, children
are allowed in up to about 7 o'clock p.m.
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Cliffs of Moher
The
cliffs of Moher rise some 800 feet (244 mtrs.)
from the Atlantic ocean and because of the
indenting coast line, offers a dramatic and
memorable spectacle whenever visited.
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On the edge of
the Burren
The name
Burren comes from the Irish 'boireann'
meaning 'rocky place'. The Burren is in north-west
County Clare, bounded on the west by the Atlantic
and to the north by the waters of Galway Bay.
It is an area of immense ecological, botanical and
archaeological
importance, both to Ireland and the
whole world. (courtesy- local.ie)
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Ferry to the
Aran Islands
There
are several ferries running daily in high season
between Doolin and each of the 3 islands.
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