This County Clare village is a hub for music lovers.
FAST FACTS FOR DOOLIN, IRELAND:
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- Population (Approx.): 500
- Elevation: 50 feet
- County: Clare
- Location: West Coast
- Approx. Distance from Galway: 30 miles
- Main Roads in or Near Doolin: N67, R476, R477, R478, R479
THINGS TO SEE AND DO AROUND DOOLIN:
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- Gus O’Connor’s Pub–One of the greatest pubs in Ireland, Gus O’Connor’s sits in the center of town, within walking distance of many bed and breakfasts. Gus O’Connor’s has several cozy rooms, with peat fires warming the patrons who listen to top traditional music here.
- Cliffs of Moher–The Cliffs of Moher can be seen in nearly every calendar or picture book of Ireland. These massive cliffs, some more than 500 feet high, extend out into the Atlantic Ocean just south of Doolin.
- The Burren–A remote, slightly ominous region extending north of Doolin, the Burren is a rocky, rugged area with few trees, towns, or people. Limestone cliffs, rocky hills, and ancient ruins make the Burren a place of haunting beauty.
- Sea View House–Located on a hill overlooking the village of Doolin, the Sea View House is a bed and breakfast with terrific accomodations. The views from the sitting room of the Sea View House are memorable, and the convenience of its in-town location make this a good choice for a stay in Doolin.