The Burren Inn ‘has brought Tubber community back together’
FIRESIDE pints, coffees and good conversation are back on the menu in Tubber as The Burren Inn opened its doors for the first time on Friday last to great fanfare.
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North Clare needs to become ‘an attractive place to cycle through’
NORTH CLARE may be classed as one of the most visited parts of the county but it is lacking a plan “to make it an attractive place to cycle through,” a local representative has flagged.
Upgrading car park opposite church sought to increase tourism use
*Improvements were also requested for an access road to Mullaghmore. AN UPGRADE of a car park opposite a Mid Clare church is to be completed to facilitate greater community and tourist use.
Marie shares love of The Burren through Stones & Stories
MARIE McGauran grew up in the Burren, would go walking with her dad as he went about his farming chores or would explore on her own, learning the ways of the wild animals and the secrets of the plants.
REBECCA O’NEILL: Top hikes in Co Clare
This week I’m sharing details on five of the top hikes to trek in Co Clare, some of which I’ve done and others which are on my to do list.
Coastal resources in Clare ‘must improve’ to match success of Wild Atlantic Way
*Photograph: Martin Connolly Increased investment is needed on mobility and parking for Clare routes along the Wild Atlantic Way to maximise the positive consequences of the footfall attached to the tourism trail.
Malone undecided on possible Clare return
Inter-county GAA action is to scheduled to commence in October, at the beginning of the year Jamie Malone was not part of the Clare senior football panel and he is currently unsure if he will return when they resume training in the coming months.
Corofin reaching for the skies with novel fundraiser
Adult members of Corofin GAA plan to scale new heights on Saturday as they make 50 ascents of Mullaghmore equalling the height of Mount Everest.
‘A white Christmas in the Burren is extremely rare’ – PJ Curtis in new podcast
*PJ Curtis. Photograph: Mike Mulcaire A Christmas tale of nostalgic Burren Yuletides as seen through the eyes of Kilnaboy’s PJ Curtis has been included in a national audio essay series.
