Invitation to County Clare Vacation Rentals plus Yoga
County Clare Situated in the mid-west region of Ireland, County Clare boasts truly breathtaking scenery and a wonderfully warm, charming and welcoming people. Clare is a magical county, full of surprise and contrast.
6 Day Sacred Convergence Retreat in County Clare with Pilgrimage, Ceremonies, and Ancient Teachings
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Summoning all medicine makers: the time is now to unveil the threads of brilliance that have been passed on through one’s ancestors. It is time to clear patterns, projections, and traumas that have buried medicine. This convocation in Ireland will ask each of its pilgrims to go within as they pave a path forward. What is your medicine? MORE
Cullinan’s Seafood Restaurant & Guesthouse 3 stars
Doolin
This charming guesthouse is located in the centre of Doolin overlooking the Allie River. It offers spacious and attractive en suite accommodation and an award-winning seafood restaurant. More
Elegant rooms at Cullinan’s Seafood Restaurant & Guesthouse feature a plasma TV, tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi. En suite bathrooms include a power shower and hairdryer.
A varied breakfast menu is offered, featuring pancakes, omelettes, eggs benedict and traditional Irish breakfasts. Cullinan’s Seafood Restaurant offers modern Irish cuisine with fresh, locally sourced produce. Prior reservation is recommended.
There is a cosy TV lounge and various local pubs with traditional Irish music are a short stroll away. The Aran Island’s ferry is 1 km away and the Cliffs of Moher are 8 km away by car.
Cullinan’s has free parking and is 30 minutes’ drive from The Burren and 64 km from Shannon Airport.
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Auburn Lodge Hotel & Leisure Centre
Budget / backpacker hotel located in Ennis County Clare
3-star hotel County Clare
Ennis
Offering an indoor swimming pool, a relaxing hot tub, and a modern gym, bar and restaurant, Auburn Lodge is 5 minutes’ drive from the centre of Ennis. Shannon Airport is 15 km away. More
Rooms at Auburn Lodge Hotel & Leisure Centre in County Clare each offer a TV and free tea and coffee. There is a private bathroom in each room, along with a hairdryer. Free WiFi is available throughout the entire hotel.
The gym features state-of-the-art equipment with LCD screens, and guests can relax after a workout in the steam room and sauna. There is also a children’s pool, along with spacious changing areas. There are also four treatment rooms where guests can enjoy massages, facial treatments and pedicure.
The Oyster Restaurant is open in the high season and serves both traditional and continental dishes prepared with fresh, local ingredients. The Ennis Restaurant provides informal dining in a wood and brick setting, while Taylor Quigley’s Pub features seasonal live music, and an all-day snacks, carvery and bar food.
Free parking is available, and the 13th-century Ennis Friary is located just 1.6 km away. Bunratty Castle and Folk Park is 10 km away, and the famous Burren & Cliffs of Moher are 30 km from the hotel.
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County Clare,(The Banner County), Ireland.
In Ennis most trade guilds had their own banners: bakers, butchers, brogue makers, coopers, nailers, dyers, masons, harness makers, cartwrights, stone cutters etc. all competed to produce the most handsome of banners.
At the inaugeration of the O’Connell monument in Ennis in 1865 thirteen different guilds carried banners, each representing the attributes of their particular trade.
That this represented a long tradition in the town is not in doubt since, on that occasion, the brogue makers’ guild carried a flag that had first been unfurled in 1726.
My own great grandfather, Brian Daly, was the custodian of the Ennis coopers’ banner and parts of the banner are still retained by the family.
Coopers County Clare
The coopers’ banner was not of the two pole variety that one usually sees today but was carried on a long single pole, topped by a small barrel; the banner itself hung down like a picture from a horizontal staff stretched across the top of the pole.
I can recall as a child seeing the banner which was then much injured by time; it was a rusted red colour and carried the inscription ‘Hearts of Oak’. This banner along with many others were carried along the streets to greet the various dignitaries that visited the town in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
Politicians like Parnell and de Valera were greeted by hosts of banners. It is easy to see then in the political excitement of the times how the county acquired the name ‘the banner county’.
The reason the name stuck with Clare, I would suggest, was that custom of greeting politicians with banners, particularly at election time, survived longer in County Clare than in other counties.
The Parnellite and de Valera eras coincided with the rise of the GAA and the name soon transferred to the county’s hurling and football teams.
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