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Pack light

by scubaphoto

Less is better It's always good to have a light rain coat when travelling in Ireland no matter what time of year. Everthing can be purchased in the large shopping stores and chemists. Digital printing available in the town and film sold almost everywhere. Pro flim eg. Slide, or large format is better brought with you as it can be expensive to buy and the development times run in weeks rather than days as it has to be sent to Dublin for processing. No need to buy a map of the town they are available free at train/bus stations and tourist offices.

Cliffs of Moher

by marcelatimmins

The vast void you'll see when visiting the Cliffs have no words for me to express the wonders of nature! Go to the top, see the ruin mounted on it, enjoy the breeze, the silence and the vastity of the view. You won't regret it.

St Columba's Church

by mvtouring

We were looking for the cathedral, took a wrong turning and found this lovely church. sometimes one can be glad that you get lost, cause that is when you discover other fantastic things that you might have missed. The disestablishment of the Church of Ireland from 1871 by an Act of Parliament led that Church to sell many of its estates and bishops' palaces, in the process laying off many Protestant workers who themselves then moved away. However the wealthy protestant William Murphy donated land outside the town centre for the building of this quaint church.

ennis

by doug48

"ennis"

located on the river fergus is the very nice town of ennis. central ennis has narrow medieval streets which are lined with shops and pubs. ennis traces it's origin to the 13th century and was ruled by the o'briens. the towns main attraction is the franciscan friary founded in the 1240's. ennis is about 30 miles from the cliffs of moher and is a good location for a visit to the attractions of the lower shannon.

Ennis ,County Clare

by Bursland

"Old Franciscan Friary ,Ennis"

Ennis is a small town built around an old Franciscan Friary .it is a market town of small streets and quaint shops.There are a number of restaraunts some on the side of the river Fergus that flows through the town. There is also a museum dedicated to the history of County Clare .