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Killaloe, Co. Clare

Killaloe - At the southern end of Lough Derg - a handsome inland sea set in an attractive blend of mountain and hillside, woodland and farm - Killaloe straddles the Shannon with two townships - Ballina in Tipperary on the east bank, and Killaloe in Clare, with the ancient cathedral across the river to the west.

The Killaloe area is steeped in history and is an ideal base for the outdoor enthusiast and those interested in touring one of Ireland’s most beautiful regions. Killaloe is an open-air watersports playground with fun for all ages - cruising, windsurfing, sailing, kayaking, fishing, canoeing and raft building.

A myriad of other local activities include: golf, pitch & putt, bird watching, clay -pigeon shooting, tennis, horse-riding, heritage walks, hill-walking and cycling.

Gardens

There is no featured garden in the area

Golf

Adare Manor Hotel & Golf Resort

Adare, Co. Limerick
Course Type: Parkland

Designed by world renowned Robert Trent Jones Snr, the Adare Golf Club is considered to be Ireland’s finest parkland course and one of Mr. Jones’s crowning achievements. This magnificent 18 hole 7,125 yards championship course set ami ...

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Self Catering

There is no featured selfcatering establishment in the area

What's On

Killaloe Farmers Market - County Clare - Sundays

Between The Waters, Killaloe, County Clare

Sundays: 11am - 3pm

Contact:

Joe Keane Tel: 0872314132

Molly O'Mara Tel: 0868980356, email: mollyemer@hotmail.com

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Tourist Attractions

Adare Heritage Centre

Adare, Co. Limerick

Step back in time and take a journey through the historical exhibition, a reconstruction of Adare's unique past from the arrival of the Norman's to the ancient abbeys of the middle ages.

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Wedding Venues

Lough Cutra Castle

Gort, Co. Galway

Lough Cutra Castle and Estate has a long and varied history with both highs and lows, including famine relief to the billeting of soldiers, a period as a convent and life as a private home. It was designed by John Nash who worked on Buckingham Pa ...

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