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Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare

Newmarket-on-Fergus (Irish: Cora Chaitlín)(formorly known as Tradaree) is a village on the River Fergus roughly mid-way between Ennis and Limerick City in County Clare. Popular tourist attraction Bunratty Castle is nearby, but the village is best known as the home to Dromoland Castle, once the residence of the O' Briens of Thomond (the Lords Inchiquin), which is now a luxury hotel.

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Carrygerry Country House

Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare

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Only 10 minutes from Shannon airport and in a beautiful rural setting, Carrygerry is a ...

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Carrygerry Country House

Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare

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Only 10 minutes from Shannon airport and in a beautiful rural setting, Carrygerry is a ...

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Gardens

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Golf

Woodstock Golf & Country Club

Ennis, Co. Clare
Course Type: Parkland

Woodstock Golf & Country Club provides a stern parkland challenge. The first 4 holes are straight - forward enough but don't be lulled. This course is built on top of a very windy hill and if it blows you need to have your fade worked out. Th ...

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What's On

Shannon Farmers Market - Co Clare - Fridays

Friday 10.30am - 3pm

Location:

Sky Court Shopping Centre, Shannon

Contact:

Joe Keane - 087 2314132 Pat Kelly - 087 2652794 email: pkelly@skycourtshannon.com

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Tourist Attractions

Burren National Park

Corofin, Co. Clare

The Burren is one of the largest karst landscapes in Europe, a small portion of it has been designated as Burren National Park and it is the smallest of 6 national parks in Ireland. There are no marked trails in the Park however many people visit ...

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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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