Be prepared to be blown away by the magnificent arquitecture of Dromoland Castle, a fairly 'new' construction in Ireland with unbelievable gardens.
Take time for a coffee at the local restaurant (a bit pricy), enjoy!
It is also a hotel starting aroun 165 euros and up. Its worth it!
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Phone: 353 61 368144
The Clare museum has various items on display from the County Clare region. They have a very interesting collection of stone age axes, you will also find an interesting exhibit about J P Holland the inventor of the submarine. Admission is free.
Written Nov 16, 2010
Address: next to the tourist office
Website: www.visitennis.ie
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.
Written Nov 16, 2010
The River Fergus flows through Ennis, and our hostel was right next to the river. From our balcony we could watch the water run underneath, wondering where it was running through en-route to its end destination.
Written Nov 16, 2010
Walking through Ennis, you will get to O'Connell square with the monument to Irish nationalist hero Daniel O'Connell which stands atop a tall column, the site of the old courthouse where he won the Clare by-elections in 1828. You will see this monument from quite a distance.
Updated Nov 16, 2010
The ancient Friary was adopted for use as a parish church (Church of Ireland) in 1615 for several united parishes, the ancient churches of these places being allowed to fall into ruin. The present church in Bindon Street (St. Columba's Church) was built on the Disestablishment of the Irish Church in 1896.
Written Nov 16, 2010
Nice to see that these old cathedrals are still being used. There must have been a wedding the day before our visit, as the flowers were still very fresh. It really gave a lovely look to the entrance of the cathedral as well as the inside.
Written Nov 16, 2010
What a lovely little town with many surprises for the traveller that is able to walk to explore. I loved all the "surprises" that was in waiting for us to discover. the architecture was stunning and those narrow streets fun.
Written Nov 16, 2010
The view from our balcony was over the river Fergus and the Friary tower. This fransciscan friary dates back to the 13th C and hosts many 15th & 16th C sculptures. Conservation works were going on during our visit.
Open: early April - September
daily 10h00 - 18h00
guided tours
Updated Nov 16, 2010
Address: Abbey Street, Ennis
Phone: +353 (065) 6829100
ennis offers a very interesting museum displaying artifacts from county clare. in the museum there is an interesting collection of stone age axes. there also is an interesting exhibit about j.p. holland who invented the submarine. a worth while stop when in ennis. admission is free.
Written Jun 30, 2007
Address: next to the tourist office
Website: www.visitennis.ie
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