Holiday Cottages in Ennis, Clare available for rental

Ennis is in Clare

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Renowned for its Holy Shrine, Kilmihil is a pretty West Clare village which makes an attractive quiet base for enjoying the attractions of County Clare. Kilkee has a sandy beach with great surfing, and a popular leisure centre, and for breathtaking scenery and wonderful wildlife take a trip to the Cliffs of Moher. There is easy access to County Kerry via ferry from Killimer, doubling the opportunities for enjoyable days out during your Irish vacation.

The town of Miltown Malbay is located close to the Atlantic coast in County Clare, and is only an hour from Shannon Airport. Famed for its traditional Irish music, it is home to the Willie Clancy music festival, which is held in July, however visitors will find fabulous live music in many pubs and bars whatever the time of year. Miltown Malbay is close to some excellent beach resorts including Spanish Point and Doonbeg, both of which are well worth a visit for their relaxed vibe and great surf, not to mention their excellent golf courses. The Burren National Park to the north of the town is a mecca for walkers and nature lovers with its unique geological landscapes and rich colourful wildflowers. Also to the north you will find the striking 'Cliffs of Moher', which rise majestically out of the ocean and are best appreciated from one of many boat excursions departing nearby.

Killadysert is a picturesque village in Ireland’s County Clare that nestles on the banks of the River Shannon in County Clare. Being less than an hour from Shannon airport, it is easily accessible, wherever you are travelling from. The village itself is very traditional and is well-served by a number of excellent pubs, where you can taste the famous Irish nightlife. Killadysert has a village green at its centre and a walk down any of the roads that lead from it will take you into some of the most beautiful scenery that the county has to offer. In addition, the village plays host to a diverse range of local festivals throughout the year. Nearby Ennis, the county’s capital, is a truly outstanding town that remains undiscovered by many visitors. Ennis boasts a wide range of truly original visitor attractions. Lining its narrow, meandering streets is a bewildering variety of fantastic shopping opportunities: unique retail outlets with traditional customer service values. The town is fast gaining a reputation as being 'the boutique capital of Ireland'.

The town of Ennis is situated on the River Fergus, north of Limerick and south of Galway. The town is made up of narrow, meandering streets, emanating from the lively market square, which play host to unique shops and tantalising restaurants. The Burren National Park is a short drive away and provides great walking in peaceful, relaxing surroundings. Stand atop the Cliffs of Moher and take in the stunning views out to the Atlantic Ocean, take a stroll along the Loop Head Peninsula and experience the 'edge of the world' feeling at the end, or for an unmissable day out, catch the ferry over to the Aran Islands in Galway Bay, and discover the history of the Aran Jumper.

This charming farmhouse is located just three miles from Ennis town. Take a step back in time in this traditional and tastefully decorated home. It has a large spacious rear garden, with a private mature garden and orchard at the front. The house is ideally located for exploring the wilds of the Burren 15 miles away. Ennis offers an array of activities from golf, tennis, cinema, bowling, to pubs with traditional music. Also excellently located for getting back to nature, with Ballyalla lake a short leafy walk.

Scarrif is a large village in County Clare, set near the shores of Scarrif Bay, part of Lough Derg. The village is renowned for its angling, while the East Clare Golf Course is close by. More great golf can be found at Lahinch, within driving distance, which also offers a lovely long sandy beach. A slightly longer drive but still within easy reach are the impressive Cliffs of Moher, offering coastal walks with amazing ocean views and varied wildlife.

The village of Quin is situated 6 miles east of Ennis, in County Clare. With a small population of around 240 residents, this rapidly developing tourist centre is home to a 15th Century Abbey, all year round fishing on the River Rine and an equestrian centre, with a number of stud farms in the area. Two miles from Quin is a 15th Century tower house, Knappogue Castle, which, having been beautifully restored, is open for public viewing between April and October, while medieval banquets are held in the main part of the castle between May and October. County Clare's principal town, Ennis, is just 6 miles away on the River Fergus, boasting a market square and narrow streets dotted with unusual shops, bars and restaurants. An ideal location for touring the counties of Clare, Limerick and Galway.

The village of Kilfenora in County Clare is conveniently located in The Burren region of the county, with amenities including a pub and restaurant. Just 1.5 miles away is The Burren National Park, which has an abundance of wildlife, and walkers will enjoy the rocky terrain and cliff areas.
The charming fishing and farming village of Ballyvaughan is nearby and has many shops and pubs. Five miles from Kilfenora is The Burren Perfumery, which is Ireland's oldest working perfumery.
The lively spa town of Lisdoonvarna is a short drive away and is home to the 150 year old Matchmaking Festival. The town offers pubs, restaurants and Irish music. The coastal village of Lahinch is only a couple of miles from Lisdoonvarna and offers sandy beaches, golf, surfing, sailing and fishing.
This area of County Clare has something for everyone.