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7 Reviews The Burren is a large area of ground made up of limestone. Because limestone is porous, over the years, water has penetrated to the lower strata and formed many caves and chambers...
3 Reviews You will find this tomb on the left as you travel down the curvey R480 from Ballyvaughan. It is not very well marked but all you need to do is watch out (literally, if you are speeding!) for the...
marca Says: A guided hiking tour can be arranged at the Hyland Burren hotel desk. A very 'colorful' local guide takes you up the moutain just outside of town. A must for...
Ash59 Says: The Burren extends 25 miles (40km) from east to west and 15 miles (24km) from north to south and lies in the North West corner of County Clare. The name comes...
littlebush Says: Head towards the coast from Ballyvaughan, go to the cliffs of mother(entry 3 euro per car).Also visit Doolin and Lahinch. Explore the Burren. Go to Bunratty...
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1 Review and 56 Opinions We stayed at the Hylands Burren Hotel for 2 nights during our Ireland bike tour. One of the days was...
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Head towards the coast from Ballyvaughan, go to the cliffs of mother(entry 3 euro per car).Also visit Doolin and Lahinch. Explore the Burren. Go to Bunratty...
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Q: Hello, Last year my son and I vivited Ballyvaughn.My son took the Burren hike. We also visited your beautiful church.Would you...
A: Hi Vicky and welcome to VT, sorry I don’t know the answers to your questions. If you don’t get results here on VT you might try emailing your questions directly to the...
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We spent 2 nights here during our Bike Trip in August 05. We arrived late in the afternoon and the next day was our 'rest day' . There is plenty to do a short distance from town, There are the caves,...
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Ballyvaughan is a pretty little village that sits in the north west area of County Clare, looking out over Galway Bay. it consists of 3 pubs, 1 restaurant, 1 cafe, a small supermarket and a petrol......
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We stopped in Ballyvaughan for one night on our trip along Ireland's west coast. It was the perfect place for trips around the wonderful Burren region.
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Ballyvaughan, just how I imagined an typical Irish village to be. Its tiny, has a spar shop, a couple of other small shops and 3 pubs(obviously!). Nothing much to but its a pleasant place to stay to...
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