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I was over in Clare to photograph the Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. But sea spray & wind made big landscapes look very flat, so I went south in the Spanish Point direction, & going through Lahinch I noticed the breaking waves which were about 4 meters high & not really good, but on checking the wind-guru site, it showed 8-9 meter waves for the following morning & so I stayed in Lahinch and got this short video clip.
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Follow in the footsteps of Major winners
Course Designers
Lahinch has had outstanding designers from its inception through to modern times; Old Tom Morris, Alister MacKenzie and Martin Hawtree.
In 1894 Old Tom Morris was commissioned to make full use of the natural terrain, especially the giant sand dunes at Lahinch. Old Tom believed that Lahinch was the finest natural course that he had seen. Two of Morris’s creations were the famous Klondyke (4th) & Dell (5th) holes, these still remain today. They continue to be the most memorable talking points for first time visitors to Lahinch and are seen locally as fitting tributes to the great Scotsman.
In 1927 the great golf architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie was invited to submit a design for a new layout. The re-design work took one year to complete and featured undulating triple tiered greens. MacKenzie was pleased with his work and said: “Lahinch will make the finest and most popular course that I, or I believe anyone else, has ever constructed”. After Lahinch, MacKenzie went on to design among others; Augusta National, Cypress Point and Royal Melbourne.
In 1999 the famous British golf architect Martin Hawtree, who has re-designed several British Open links for the R&A;, brilliantly modernised Lahinch creating an outstanding challenge – even in the modern era. He re-routed 4 holes and added 2 new par 3′s, the 166-yard 8th and the 170-yard 11th, both set deep in the impressive sand dunes. In all 16 tees were re-built and 14 greens completely re-shaped, restoring them to their original character conceived by MacKenzie. Hawtree wisely left the magical “Klondyke” and “Dell” holes alone. The improvements include the re-routing of holes towards the Atlantic Ocean and the amplification of trouble around the greens where bunkers, swales and mounding now make approach shots from any distance a challenge. The par 4 holes at Lahinch in particular are now generally regarded as the best in Ireland offering a wonderful challenge even to the strongest Player.
- published: 15 Apr 2017
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Ennistymon is located a few miles from the Atlantic Coast, near Lahinch and close to Liscannor, Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. Ennistymon is also close to the Burren so it is ideally located to visit the surrounding area. Being the largest town in North Clare it is always busy and has a lot to offer the visitor.
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Lahinch
Lahinch or Lehinch (Irish: An Leacht or Leacht Uí Chonchubhair, meaning "The Memorial cairn of O'Connor") is a small town on Liscannor Bay, on the northwest coast of County Clare, Ireland. It lies on the N67 national secondary road, between Milltown Malbay and Ennistymon, roughly 75 kilometres (47 mi) by road southwest of Galway and 68 kilometres (42 mi) northwest of Limerick. The town is a seaside resort and is home to the Lahinch Golf Club. It has become a popular surfing location.
Etymology
Lahinch is the anglicised form of Leath Inse, meaning peninsula. This is not related to Leacht Uí Chonchubhair, which means "O'Connor's Grave", referring to the memorial cairn (Leacht) marking the burial place of one of the O’Connor chieftains, who were the ruling clan of the district of Corco Modhruadh Iartharach.
The town was recorded by the Annals of the Four Masters as Leith Innse, which is a variant of the Irish word for a peninsula leithinis ("half island"), which describes the village's location between the Inagh River and the sea. The town today is mostly spelt "Lahinch", but some road signs in the area use the spelling "Lehinch".
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County Clare
County Clare (Irish: Contae an Chláir) is a county in Ireland. It is located in the Mid-West Region and is also part of the province of Munster. Clare County Council is the local authority for the county. The population of the county is 117,196 according to the 2011 census.
Geography and political subdivisions
Clare is north-west of the River Shannon covering a total area of 3,400 square kilometres (1,300 sq mi). Clare is the 7th largest of Ireland's 32 traditional counties in area and the 19th largest in terms of population. It is bordered by two counties in Munster and one county in Connacht: County Limerick to the south, County Tipperary to the east and County Galway to the north. Clare's nickname is the Banner County.
Baronies, parishes and townlands
The county is divided into the baronies of Bunratty Lower, Bunratty Upper, Burren, Clonderalaw, Corcomroe, Ibrickan, Inchiquin, Islands, Moyarta, Tulla Lower and Tulla Upper. These in turn are divided into civil parishes, which are divided into townlands. These divisions are cadastral, defining land boundaries and ownership, rather than administrative.
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1:08Storm, Lahinch, Co. Clare, Ireland - January 2014
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(C)Copyright Liam Blake, 2014 Video Editing: C-Me Online www.c-meonline.com I was over in Clare to photograph the Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. But sea spray & wind made big landscapes look very flat, so I went south in the Spanish Point direction, & going through Lahinch I noticed the breaking waves which were about 4 meters high & not really good, but on checking the wind-guru site, it showed 8-9 meter waves for the following morning & so I stayed in Lahinch and got this short video clip. www.liamblakephotographer.com -
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Follow in the footsteps of Major winners Course Designers Lahinch has had outstanding designers from its inception through to modern times; Old Tom Morris, Alister MacKenzie and Martin Hawtree. In 1894 Old Tom Morris was commissioned to make full use of the natural terrain, especially the giant sand dunes at Lahinch. Old Tom believed that Lahinch was the finest natural course that he had seen. Two of Morris’s creations were the famous Klondyke (4th) & Dell (5th) holes, these still remain today. They continue to be the most memorable talking points for first time visitors to Lahinch and are seen locally as fitting tributes to the great Scotsman. In 1927 the great golf architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie was invited to submit a design for a new layout. The re-design work took one year to complete and featured undulating triple tiered greens. MacKenzie was pleased with his work and said: “Lahinch will make the finest and most popular course that I, or I believe anyone else, has ever constructed”. After Lahinch, MacKenzie went on to design among others; Augusta National, Cypress Point and Royal Melbourne. In 1999 the famous British golf architect Martin Hawtree, who has re-designed several British Open links for the R&A;, brilliantly modernised Lahinch creating an outstanding challenge – even in the modern era. He re-routed 4 holes and added 2 new par 3′s, the 166-yard 8th and the 170-yard 11th, both set deep in the impressive sand dunes. In all 16 tees were re-built and 14 greens completely re-shaped, restoring them to their original character conceived by MacKenzie. Hawtree wisely left the magical “Klondyke” and “Dell” holes alone. The improvements include the re-routing of holes towards the Atlantic Ocean and the amplification of trouble around the greens where bunkers, swales and mounding now make approach shots from any distance a challenge. The par 4 holes at Lahinch in particular are now generally regarded as the best in Ireland offering a wonderful challenge even to the strongest Player. -
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Ennistymon is located a few miles from the Atlantic Coast, near Lahinch and close to Liscannor, Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. Ennistymon is also close to the Burren so it is ideally located to visit the surrounding area. Being the largest town in North Clare it is always busy and has a lot to offer the visitor. For more info - http://myde.st/VKbPGt -
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Storm, Lahinch, Co. Clare, Ireland - January 2014
(C)Copyright Liam Blake, 2014 Video Editing: C-Me Online www.c-meonline.com I was over in Clare to photograph the Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. But sea spray & wind made big landscapes look very flat, so I went south in the Spanish Point direction, & going through Lahinch I noticed the breaking waves which were about 4 meters high & not really good, but on checking the wind-guru site, it showed 8-9 meter waves for the following morning & so I stayed in Lahinch and got this short video clip. www.liamblakephotographer.com
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Follow in the footsteps of Major winners Course Designers Lahinch has had outstanding designers from its inception through to modern times; Old Tom Morris, Alister MacKenzie and Martin Hawtree. In 1894 Old Tom Morris was commissioned to make full use of the natural terrain, especially the giant sand dunes at Lahinch. Old Tom believed that Lahinch was the finest natural course that he had seen. Two of Morris’s creations were the famous Klondyke (4th) & Dell (5th) holes, these still remain today. They continue to be the most memorable talking points for first time visitors to Lahinch and are seen locally as fitting tributes to the great Scotsman. In 1927 the great golf architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie was invited to submit a design for a new layout. The re-design work took one year to comple...
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Ennistymon and Lahinch - County Clare
Ennistymon is located a few miles from the Atlantic Coast, near Lahinch and close to Liscannor, Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. Ennistymon is also close to the Burren so it is ideally located to visit the surrounding area. Being the largest town in North Clare it is always busy and has a lot to offer the visitor. For more info - http://myde.st/VKbPGt
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Storm, Lahinch, Co. Clare, Ireland - January 2014
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(C)Copyright Liam Blake, 2014
Video Editing: C-Me Online www.c-meonline.com
I was over in Clare to photograph the Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. But sea sp...
(C)Copyright Liam Blake, 2014
Video Editing: C-Me Online www.c-meonline.com
I was over in Clare to photograph the Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. But sea spray & wind made big landscapes look very flat, so I went south in the Spanish Point direction, & going through Lahinch I noticed the breaking waves which were about 4 meters high & not really good, but on checking the wind-guru site, it showed 8-9 meter waves for the following morning & so I stayed in Lahinch and got this short video clip.
www.liamblakephotographer.com
https://wn.com/Storm,_Lahinch,_Co._Clare,_Ireland_January_2014
(C)Copyright Liam Blake, 2014
Video Editing: C-Me Online www.c-meonline.com
I was over in Clare to photograph the Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. But sea spray & wind made big landscapes look very flat, so I went south in the Spanish Point direction, & going through Lahinch I noticed the breaking waves which were about 4 meters high & not really good, but on checking the wind-guru site, it showed 8-9 meter waves for the following morning & so I stayed in Lahinch and got this short video clip.
www.liamblakephotographer.com
- published: 08 Jan 2014
- views: 284007
Lahinch Summer 2015
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Our brief summer in April surfing & golfing in Lahinch
Our brief summer in April surfing & golfing in Lahinch
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VLOGTOBER Ep. 25 | SURFING IN LAHINCH
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Street fight Lahinch
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Lahinch by Day & Night Youtube
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Lahinch Golf Club
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Follow in the footsteps of Major winners
Course Designers
Lahinch has had outstanding designers from its inception through to modern times; Old Tom Morris, Ali...
Follow in the footsteps of Major winners
Course Designers
Lahinch has had outstanding designers from its inception through to modern times; Old Tom Morris, Alister MacKenzie and Martin Hawtree.
In 1894 Old Tom Morris was commissioned to make full use of the natural terrain, especially the giant sand dunes at Lahinch. Old Tom believed that Lahinch was the finest natural course that he had seen. Two of Morris’s creations were the famous Klondyke (4th) & Dell (5th) holes, these still remain today. They continue to be the most memorable talking points for first time visitors to Lahinch and are seen locally as fitting tributes to the great Scotsman.
In 1927 the great golf architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie was invited to submit a design for a new layout. The re-design work took one year to complete and featured undulating triple tiered greens. MacKenzie was pleased with his work and said: “Lahinch will make the finest and most popular course that I, or I believe anyone else, has ever constructed”. After Lahinch, MacKenzie went on to design among others; Augusta National, Cypress Point and Royal Melbourne.
In 1999 the famous British golf architect Martin Hawtree, who has re-designed several British Open links for the R&A;, brilliantly modernised Lahinch creating an outstanding challenge – even in the modern era. He re-routed 4 holes and added 2 new par 3′s, the 166-yard 8th and the 170-yard 11th, both set deep in the impressive sand dunes. In all 16 tees were re-built and 14 greens completely re-shaped, restoring them to their original character conceived by MacKenzie. Hawtree wisely left the magical “Klondyke” and “Dell” holes alone. The improvements include the re-routing of holes towards the Atlantic Ocean and the amplification of trouble around the greens where bunkers, swales and mounding now make approach shots from any distance a challenge. The par 4 holes at Lahinch in particular are now generally regarded as the best in Ireland offering a wonderful challenge even to the strongest Player.
https://wn.com/Lahinch_Golf_Club
Follow in the footsteps of Major winners
Course Designers
Lahinch has had outstanding designers from its inception through to modern times; Old Tom Morris, Alister MacKenzie and Martin Hawtree.
In 1894 Old Tom Morris was commissioned to make full use of the natural terrain, especially the giant sand dunes at Lahinch. Old Tom believed that Lahinch was the finest natural course that he had seen. Two of Morris’s creations were the famous Klondyke (4th) & Dell (5th) holes, these still remain today. They continue to be the most memorable talking points for first time visitors to Lahinch and are seen locally as fitting tributes to the great Scotsman.
In 1927 the great golf architect Dr. Alister MacKenzie was invited to submit a design for a new layout. The re-design work took one year to complete and featured undulating triple tiered greens. MacKenzie was pleased with his work and said: “Lahinch will make the finest and most popular course that I, or I believe anyone else, has ever constructed”. After Lahinch, MacKenzie went on to design among others; Augusta National, Cypress Point and Royal Melbourne.
In 1999 the famous British golf architect Martin Hawtree, who has re-designed several British Open links for the R&A;, brilliantly modernised Lahinch creating an outstanding challenge – even in the modern era. He re-routed 4 holes and added 2 new par 3′s, the 166-yard 8th and the 170-yard 11th, both set deep in the impressive sand dunes. In all 16 tees were re-built and 14 greens completely re-shaped, restoring them to their original character conceived by MacKenzie. Hawtree wisely left the magical “Klondyke” and “Dell” holes alone. The improvements include the re-routing of holes towards the Atlantic Ocean and the amplification of trouble around the greens where bunkers, swales and mounding now make approach shots from any distance a challenge. The par 4 holes at Lahinch in particular are now generally regarded as the best in Ireland offering a wonderful challenge even to the strongest Player.
- published: 15 Apr 2017
- views: 1074
Ennistymon and Lahinch - County Clare
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Ennistymon is located a few miles from the Atlantic Coast, near Lahinch and close to Liscannor, Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. Ennistymon is also close to the Burr...
Ennistymon is located a few miles from the Atlantic Coast, near Lahinch and close to Liscannor, Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. Ennistymon is also close to the Burren so it is ideally located to visit the surrounding area. Being the largest town in North Clare it is always busy and has a lot to offer the visitor.
For more info - http://myde.st/VKbPGt
https://wn.com/Ennistymon_And_Lahinch_County_Clare
Ennistymon is located a few miles from the Atlantic Coast, near Lahinch and close to Liscannor, Cliffs of Moher and Doolin. Ennistymon is also close to the Burren so it is ideally located to visit the surrounding area. Being the largest town in North Clare it is always busy and has a lot to offer the visitor.
For more info - http://myde.st/VKbPGt
- published: 07 Jan 2013
- views: 3014
May 2, Just Arrived in Lahinch and going for breakfast
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The Beautiful Lahinch
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County Clare Guide , Ireland
A County Clare tour guide is given by "Blackie". He shows us some famous sites and towns including Doolan, the Burren, Ennistymon and its cascades and the surfing in Lahinch. Along the way he meets some of the colourful people that make Ireland a great place to travel to!
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My Trip to Ireland: County Clare, Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, Galway and Dublin
Trip to Ireland: County Clare, Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, Galway and Dublin Music is by Broke for Free the song is Night Owl
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County Clare, Ireland - A locals Tour
A County Clare tour guide is given by "Blackie". He shows us some famous sites and towns including Doolan, the Burren, Ennistymon and its cascades and the surfing in Lahinch. Along the way he meets some of the colourful people that make Ireland a great place to travel to!
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Cliffs of Moher Wild Atlantic Way & Galway City 1 Day Tour
Visit the stunning Cliffs of Moher, walk along the breathtaking Atlantic Edge Walk in the Burren National park & and dive into the bohemian atmosphere of Galway City. Travel with us to the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare located on Ireland’s wild rugged Atlantic coast. The cliffs are the highest cliffs in Europe at 214 meters/700 feet high and were recently voted as the seventh most wonderful heritage site in the world, a global poll conducted by UNESCO. Departing from Dublin the tour will travel through the counties of Kildare and Limerick before arriving in County Clare. Passing by Bunratty Castle a 15th century medieval Norman fortress and on through Lahinch a world famous surfing and golfing destination. We actually travel through this world famous golf links and along the Atlantic c...
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County Clare Guide , Ireland
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A County Clare tour guide is given by "Blackie". He shows us some famous sites and towns including Doolan, the Burren, Ennistymon and its cascades and the surfi...
A County Clare tour guide is given by "Blackie". He shows us some famous sites and towns including Doolan, the Burren, Ennistymon and its cascades and the surfing in Lahinch. Along the way he meets some of the colourful people that make Ireland a great place to travel to!
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A County Clare tour guide is given by "Blackie". He shows us some famous sites and towns including Doolan, the Burren, Ennistymon and its cascades and the surfing in Lahinch. Along the way he meets some of the colourful people that make Ireland a great place to travel to!
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My Trip to Ireland: County Clare, Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, Galway and Dublin
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Trip to Ireland: County Clare, Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, Galway and Dublin
Music is by Broke for Free the song is Night Owl
Trip to Ireland: County Clare, Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, Galway and Dublin
Music is by Broke for Free the song is Night Owl
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Trip to Ireland: County Clare, Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, Galway and Dublin
Music is by Broke for Free the song is Night Owl
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Lahinch Golf Club, Ireland, Hidden Links Golf Tours
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Video segment from the Hidden Links Golf Guide to Ireland featuring ancient Lahinch Golf Club in County Clare and its historic "Dell" and "Klondyke" holes. Nar...
Video segment from the Hidden Links Golf Guide to Ireland featuring ancient Lahinch Golf Club in County Clare and its historic "Dell" and "Klondyke" holes. Narrated by Renton Laidlaw. Copyright Hidden Links, Inc.
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County Clare, Ireland - A locals Tour
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A County Clare tour guide is given by "Blackie". He shows us some famous sites and towns including Doolan, the Burren, Ennistymon and its cascades and the surfi...
A County Clare tour guide is given by "Blackie". He shows us some famous sites and towns including Doolan, the Burren, Ennistymon and its cascades and the surfing in Lahinch. Along the way he meets some of the colourful people that make Ireland a great place to travel to!
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A County Clare tour guide is given by "Blackie". He shows us some famous sites and towns including Doolan, the Burren, Ennistymon and its cascades and the surfing in Lahinch. Along the way he meets some of the colourful people that make Ireland a great place to travel to!
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A Closer Look at Ireland's Lahinch Golf Club
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Fionoora Holiday Homes Lahinch Clare Ireland
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http://www.selfcateringhomes.ie/311 for a video guide of Fionoora Holiday Homes Lahinch Clare Ireland. Book direct with the owner for best value.
http://www.selfcateringhomes.ie/311 for a video guide of Fionoora Holiday Homes Lahinch Clare Ireland. Book direct with the owner for best value.
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Surfing in Lahinch Co Clare ireland
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County Clare Ireland Vacations,Tours,Hotels & Travel Videos
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Enjoy travel videos from around the world.
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Cliffs of Moher Wild Atlantic Way & Galway City 1 Day Tour
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Visit the stunning Cliffs of Moher, walk along the breathtaking Atlantic Edge Walk in the Burren National park & and dive into the bohemian atmosphere of Galway...
Visit the stunning Cliffs of Moher, walk along the breathtaking Atlantic Edge Walk in the Burren National park & and dive into the bohemian atmosphere of Galway City.
Travel with us to the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare located on Ireland’s wild rugged Atlantic coast. The cliffs are the highest cliffs in Europe at 214 meters/700 feet high and were recently voted as the seventh most wonderful heritage site in the world, a global poll conducted by UNESCO.
Departing from Dublin the tour will travel through the counties of Kildare and Limerick before arriving in County Clare. Passing by Bunratty Castle a 15th century medieval Norman fortress and on through Lahinch a world famous surfing and golfing destination. We actually travel through this world famous golf links and along the Atlantic coast.
Arriving at the Cliffs of Moher you benefit from having a premium admittance ticket to the Atlantic Edge an exciting interpretive centre and a new Visitor Experience. Situated in a large domed cave, see photographs, exhibits, displays and experiences that will enchant all who visit. Continue the tour through the dome and experience a virtual reality Cliff face adventure known as THE LEDGE, shown in the audiovisual theatre allowing you to experience life at the cliff face both above and below sea level.
Moving outside the visitor centre enjoy a walk along the Cliff face and experience for yourself the exhilarating freedom and the power of nature at work. The fresh air blows in off the ocean and the awe-inspiring sheer height of the Cliffs when looking over the edge to the Atlantic are very memorable.
The Cliffs are 214m high at the highest point and range for 8 kilometres along the western seaboard of County Clare. Visit O'Brien's Tower which stands proudly on a headland off these wonderful Cliffs and see the Aran Islands and Galway Bay (2 hour stop).
From the Cliffs of Moher, we continue our travelling day deep into the Burren. An amazing scenic drive along Europe’s edge ... next stop North America! Along the 'Atlantic Coast' and through the Burren National Park - see 75% of Ireland’s native flora with numerous ancient monuments, Megalithic Tombs (older than the Pyramids!), Fairy Forts and famous Celtic Crosses.
We stop in the Burren and all can enjoy a walk along the Atlantic ledge. Experience this amazing lunar landscape, breath in this wonderful countryside.
Continuing around Galway Bay towards Galway city we pass the Blackhead Lighthouse and on through Kinvara fishing village famed for its Galway Hookers (boats) and Dunguire Castle built in 1520 and originally the royal palace of the King of Connaught.
There are so many stories to be told about this part of Ireland that you will be thrilled that you have chosen to travel with the only day tour company from Dublin that has a dedicated professional tour guide to involve you with everything you see and a driver that must concentrate fully on the road in this very remote part of Ireland.
We arrive in Galway City described by the writer W.B Yeats as “The Venice of the West”. Galway, city of the tribes is Ireland’s cultural capital. This free-spirited, artistic and bohemian city has an ambience all of its own. Take a 30 minute guided walking tour (included in the ticket) and learn all about this medieval city and its Spanish trading connections. After the walking tour, you are free to explore the narrow pedestrian musical streets, discover its secrets with numerous speciality shops, boutique and cafes.
Saying goodbye to Galway the day tour returns to Dublin. Sit back relax and listen to the music. The onboard entertainment will include extracts from the show Riverdance and other select examples of Irish culture which is determined by the tour guide who is looking after you for the day.
Arriving in Dublin with wonderful memories, to be sure!
Visit http://wildrovertours.com/ for more information on our day tours!
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Visit the stunning Cliffs of Moher, walk along the breathtaking Atlantic Edge Walk in the Burren National park & and dive into the bohemian atmosphere of Galway City.
Travel with us to the Cliffs of Moher in County Clare located on Ireland’s wild rugged Atlantic coast. The cliffs are the highest cliffs in Europe at 214 meters/700 feet high and were recently voted as the seventh most wonderful heritage site in the world, a global poll conducted by UNESCO.
Departing from Dublin the tour will travel through the counties of Kildare and Limerick before arriving in County Clare. Passing by Bunratty Castle a 15th century medieval Norman fortress and on through Lahinch a world famous surfing and golfing destination. We actually travel through this world famous golf links and along the Atlantic coast.
Arriving at the Cliffs of Moher you benefit from having a premium admittance ticket to the Atlantic Edge an exciting interpretive centre and a new Visitor Experience. Situated in a large domed cave, see photographs, exhibits, displays and experiences that will enchant all who visit. Continue the tour through the dome and experience a virtual reality Cliff face adventure known as THE LEDGE, shown in the audiovisual theatre allowing you to experience life at the cliff face both above and below sea level.
Moving outside the visitor centre enjoy a walk along the Cliff face and experience for yourself the exhilarating freedom and the power of nature at work. The fresh air blows in off the ocean and the awe-inspiring sheer height of the Cliffs when looking over the edge to the Atlantic are very memorable.
The Cliffs are 214m high at the highest point and range for 8 kilometres along the western seaboard of County Clare. Visit O'Brien's Tower which stands proudly on a headland off these wonderful Cliffs and see the Aran Islands and Galway Bay (2 hour stop).
From the Cliffs of Moher, we continue our travelling day deep into the Burren. An amazing scenic drive along Europe’s edge ... next stop North America! Along the 'Atlantic Coast' and through the Burren National Park - see 75% of Ireland’s native flora with numerous ancient monuments, Megalithic Tombs (older than the Pyramids!), Fairy Forts and famous Celtic Crosses.
We stop in the Burren and all can enjoy a walk along the Atlantic ledge. Experience this amazing lunar landscape, breath in this wonderful countryside.
Continuing around Galway Bay towards Galway city we pass the Blackhead Lighthouse and on through Kinvara fishing village famed for its Galway Hookers (boats) and Dunguire Castle built in 1520 and originally the royal palace of the King of Connaught.
There are so many stories to be told about this part of Ireland that you will be thrilled that you have chosen to travel with the only day tour company from Dublin that has a dedicated professional tour guide to involve you with everything you see and a driver that must concentrate fully on the road in this very remote part of Ireland.
We arrive in Galway City described by the writer W.B Yeats as “The Venice of the West”. Galway, city of the tribes is Ireland’s cultural capital. This free-spirited, artistic and bohemian city has an ambience all of its own. Take a 30 minute guided walking tour (included in the ticket) and learn all about this medieval city and its Spanish trading connections. After the walking tour, you are free to explore the narrow pedestrian musical streets, discover its secrets with numerous speciality shops, boutique and cafes.
Saying goodbye to Galway the day tour returns to Dublin. Sit back relax and listen to the music. The onboard entertainment will include extracts from the show Riverdance and other select examples of Irish culture which is determined by the tour guide who is looking after you for the day.
Arriving in Dublin with wonderful memories, to be sure!
Visit http://wildrovertours.com/ for more information on our day tours!
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The Beautiful Lahinch
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My Trip to Ireland: County Clare, Lahinch, Cliffs of Moher, The Burren, Galway and Dublin
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Six people were executed by Saudi Arabian authorities for offenses ranging from murder to drug offenses, as the kingdom put to death the highest number of people in a single day since the year began, The Independent reported. With the six deaths, the number of executions claimed by the government thus far in 2017 has risen to 44, the report said....
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The Dubai Duty Free Irish Open is set to be a $10 million tournament by 2020. That is the ambition of company CEO Colm McLoughlin and host Rory McIlroy who want to see the event become bigger and better ... McLoughlin said. "We just want to make it continue to grow ... "I think it would help the attendance very much, but I don't know personally enough about golf courses to say Lahinch or Portmarnock or the European Course (Club) or whatever."....
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Aoibhin Garrihy knows a good bargain buy when she sees one ... The Dancing with the Stars finalist enjoyed a romantic meal with her husband John Burke in her adopted home of Co Clare at the converted 18th century property Moy House in Lahinch, which boasts stunning views along the Wild Atlantic Way ... Last night's birthday dress from @mango and make up @urbandecaycosmetics new #udxbasquiat palettes and lippy 👌🏻 ... "We've no major plans ... ....
Ireland by Bike: Cian meets the White Witch of Loop Head
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RTÉ's Cian McCormack is on the road again for Morning Ireland's travel series Ireland by Bike. His mission is to discover and promote business owners who are unlocking the potential of rural Ireland. Next up, West Clare. Cian McCormack is preparing to cycle in some unexpected conditions ... Clare to Co. Kerry ... Doonbeg bridge ... "Paddle boats ... Early yesterday morning, Cian found himself in Lahinch, Co....
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RTÉ's Cian McCormack is on the road again for Morning Ireland's travel series Ireland by Bike ... Cian McCormack reporting for Morning Ireland ... Later this morning, Cian found himself in Lahinch, Co ... The RTÉ reporter said that the sunshine and scenery that he has been exposed to whilst travelling from Kinvara to the Burren to Ballyvaughn, Ennis and Lahinch was stunning ... Cian's trusty steed....
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RTÉ's Cian McCormack is on the road again for Morning Ireland's travel series Ireland by Bike. His mission is to discover and promote business owners who are unlocking the potential of rural Ireland ... Listen to the Morning Ireland report above ... "We were very busy this year ... Galway with 99's and plenty of sun cream ... Later today, Cian will cycle on to Ballyvaughan, Ennis and Lahinch in Co....
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Jim O'Brien. June 18 2017 6.00 AM. 0 Comments Savour the nuggets of joy that add up to a good life. FarmIreland.ie. "It is five days, nine hours and four minutes to the end of my Leaving Cert and the start of my summer holidays." ... http.//www.independent.ie/incoming/article31002206.ece/d5b7f/AUTOCROP/h342/Lahinch%20Co.%20Clare.jpg. Email ... Many would grab my arm, look into my eyes and say ... Many would agree ... "We'll go to Lahinch." ... ....
What's in a name? Ask Paulina Gretzky
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ERIN, Wis. (AP) — Dustin Johnson has been in complete control of his golf game during his rise to No. 1. But at home?. Paulina Gretzky calls the shots, especially when it comes to naming their children. Johnson revealed Monday that their second child, another boy, was named River Jones Johnson ... The middle name was easy to explain ... But back to River ... The hole was nicknamed the "Dell Hole," after a similar hole at Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland....
PGA Professional Bob Ford earned the USGA's Bob Jones award and was named honorary starter for as long as he likes
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ERIN, Wis. (AP) — It was a big deal for Bob Ford to get the Bob Jones Award, the USGA's highest honor. It got even better when he was asked to be the honorary starter at the U.S. Open for as long as he wants the job. Ford retired last year as the head professional at Oakmont, which has hosted the U.S. Open a record nine times ... The hole was nicknamed the "Dell Hole," after a similar hole at Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland ... ....
Teddy Greenstein: The story behind Erin Hills' lost hole, and the memento that remains
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Erin Hills once had a 19th "Bye" hole to settle bets, a No. 2 green about as tiny as a Frisbee and a par-3 hole with a green invisible from the tee. The latter was modeled after the famous "Dell" hole (dell meaning "a small valley") at Lahinch Golf Club in Ireland, and it drew equal amounts of... ....
Course conditions rule discussion surrounding U.S. Open
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ERIN, Wis. — Things were getting rough at the U.S. Open before the tournament even started. With the championship coming to Erin Hills for the first time, everyone was waiting to hear the players’ reaction to the sprawling Wisconsin golf course. . It didn’t take long for opinions to hit social media with complaints about the rough ... “We had a hole called the Dell Hole like the one at Lahinch (in Ireland) ... 10....
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John Kufer is not entirely sure how his 16-year-old daughter died. Stephanie Kufer was pronounced dead shortly after 8 a.m. May 12 at her home on Lahinch Drive in Aurora, Will County Chief Deputy Coroner Kevin Stevenson said. The coroner's office has not determined a cause of death, and officials... ....
Dromoland's €20m revamp tees up US golf tourism drive
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Dromoland Castle is putting the finishing touches to a €20m investment project that aims to put the hotel at the top of the golf tourism leaderboard, as well as cementing its global reputation. Managing director Mark Nolan, a self-described "Dub from Donnybrook", has been overseeing 'Project Dromoland' at the luxury Co Clare hotel and golf resort for more than two years ... Lahinch golf course is 30 minutes from here ... ....
Top 10 Irish Drives: The best scenic road trips in Ireland
Edit Irish Independent 30 Apr 2017
Get behind the wheel for Pól Ó Conghaile's pick of the best scenic road trips in Ireland... From murmuring motorways to bumpy boreens; from unplanned stops to salt spray on the windscreen, there's just something about a road trip. Something that, despite the traffic and tractors and petrol prices and car rental up-sells, retains an incurable romance ... Make a plan, but leave it loose ... 1 ... ... Time/distance ... More ... 70km (Kinvara to Lahinch) ... ....
The Irish Adventure Bucket List: 25 days out to try before you die!
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Looking for a day out with a difference? Nicola Brady, Catherine Mack and Pól Ó Conghaile have 25 Irish adventures to try before you die!. Could Ireland be the next New Zealand?. The thought came as I squeezed into a wetsuit and jumped off the Hook Peninsula ... erm, sunshine ... 1 ... ... Do it ... Make your way to the other Irish surfing Mecca of Lahinch in Co Clare, and book in for a lesson with the Lahinch Surf School (lahinchsurfschool.com).8....
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