*Photograph: Julie Tillett ‘An Experience Clare’ passport is in the pipeline which will encourage tourists to sample the numerous attractions in the county as opposed to one-stop visits to certain locations.
A NURSING home in Ennistymon and a charity in Limerick City are getting some sweet treats thanks to a donation by Shannon Heritage.
GOOGLE is there for you when you want to impress your date with a fancy home cooked meal, find the phone number of your local pizzeria and even when you just can’t remember who scored the winning point for Clare in the 1997 All-Ireland hurling final.
Individuals warning about the effects of climate change are far more common in 2020 than in years gone by when Éanna Ní Lamhna was one of a few voices issuing notes of caution.
*Cliffs of Moher. Photograph: Ann O’Connell “A countywide lure” needs to be gained off the Cliffs of Moher, the Chairperson of its Board has stated.
“An accommodation deficit” in Co Clare is hindering the ability to maximise the amount of tourists staying overnight in the county.
More integrated bus services are required in Clare to boost tourism and improve ease of access for rural residents, an elected representative has stated.
*Photograph: Martin Connolly A brighter future looks to be on the cards for Clare Accessible Transport after some dark months with the transport provider offered the contract to maintain the twelve routes it operates.
*Chris Smith- Project Lead Haley Sharpe, Cllr Clare Colleen Molloy Deputy Mayor of Clare, Pat Dowling Chief Executive, Bobby Kerr Chairman of the Board of Cliffs of Moher, Geraldine Enright Director of Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience, Miriam Kennedy Head of Wild Atlantic Way Failte Ireland, Leonard Cleary Director of Services Rural Development. Photograph: Eamon …
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Clare’s premier tourist attraction, The Cliffs of Moher was not built for the 1.8 million visitors it is now catering for, the CEO of Tourism Ireland has said.