Alain_Smeets Says: This 10.5 km long road brings you next to the Clifden Bay and it gives you an amazing view over Clifden and it's bay and a few small islands on the coast. It's a steep and windy road, but it has to offer an amazing scenery if you take your time to travel it.For more photos...
2 Reviews and 71 Opinions Ardagh Hotel The short version Location: could not have been better. Staff: professional and...
Sagespot Says: A busy old pub, that serves soups, salads, and a fine Irish stew. It's a good choice for family dining. The dark woods make for a cozy stop on a really rainy day.We actually stopped here on Thanksgiving - and had totally forgotten that it was even an American holiday till...
sourbugger Says: Due to an act of gross stupity and dedicated vandalism over 60 years ago Clifden is not mart of the national rail network.At least the rather excellent Citylink company provide quick, reliable modern coach travel five times a day. The journey takes 90 minutes and can also...
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Q: I am travelling to County Galway in May and will probably be taking a trip to up to the Clifden area. I've seen some great...

A: i walked the sky road last year. it's a nice day hike with lot's of good views. highly recommended.
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Clifden - The Unofficial Capital of the Connemara

Clifden is the largest town in the Connemara. There are a lot of shops here as well as several restaurants. No tour of western Ireland is complete without going through Clifden and then on to the Sky...
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Clifden, the best Irish music I heard

I've got some interesting experiences in Clifden. I'd love to share with you the 2 tips I've written, the 11 photos uploaded, and 1 travelogue I've created.
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I've got some interesting experiences in Clifden. I'd love to share with you the 4 tips I've written, the 5 photos uploaded, and 0 travelogues I've created.
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The largest town in Connemara, Clifden is a thriving area in County Galway. It boasts a population of about 1,900. Because it is the largest town in the region, its often nicknamed "The Capital of...
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A pretty town built on the side of the hill. Basically made up of two main streets that form a solid triangle oif buildings, with the shops and bars around the edge. A short walk takes you to the...
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