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Ireland. County Clare

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This eBook offering is an excerpt of Lonely Planets latest Ireland guide book and includes:

County Clare chapter

Understand Ireland

County Clare maps

Clare combines the stunning natural beauty of its long and meandering coastline with unique windswept landscapes, including the iconic Cliffs of Moher and the ancient Burren region. In little villages, traditional Irish culture and music flourish.

This guide is the result of research by dedicated authors and local experts who immersed themselves in County Clare, finding unique experiences, and sharing practical and honest advice, so you come away informed and amazed. This guide includes up-to-date reviews of the best places to stay, eat, sights, cultural information, maps, transport tips and a few best kept secrets all the essentials to get to the heart of County Clare.

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need to know CURRENCY Euro Republic of Ireland Pound Ste - photo 1
need to know CURRENCY Euro Republic of Ireland Pound Sterling Northern - photo 2
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need to know
CURRENCY
Euro () Republic of Ireland
Pound Sterling () Northern Ireland
LANGUAGE
English and Irish
MONEY
Change bureaus and ATMs widely available, especially in cities and major towns. Credit cards accepted in all hotels, many B&Bs and most restaurants.
VISAS
Not required by most citizens of Europe, Australia, NZ, USA and Canada.
MOBILE PHONES
Phones from most other countries work in Ireland, but attract roaming charges. Local SIM cards cost from 10; SIM and basic handset around 40.
DRIVING
Drive on left. Steering wheels on right. Most hire (rental) cars have manual gears (stick shift).
Your Daily Budget
BUDGET LESS THAN
Dorm beds 1220
Cheap meals in cafes and pubs 612
Inter-city bus travel 1225 for 200km trip
Pint 4.50
MIDRANGE 60- 120
Midrange hotel or B&B 40100 (more in Dublin) per double room
Main course in midrange restaurant 1018
Car rental from 40 per day
Three-hour train journey 65
TOP END OVER
Four-star hotel stay from 150
Three-course meal in good restaurant around 50 per person
Top round of golf from 80 midweek
When to Go
HIGH SEASON JUNAUG Weather at its best Accommodation rates at their highest - photo 4
HIGH SEASON (JUNAUG)
Weather at its best.
Accommodation rates at their highest (especially August).
Tourist peak in Dublin, Kerry, southern and western coasts.
SHOULDER (EASTER TO END MAY, MID-SEP TO END OCT)
Weather often good, sun and rain in May. Indian summers and often warm in September.
Crowds and accommodation rates drop off.
LOW SEASON (NOVFEB)
Reduced opening hours from October to Easter; some destinations shut down.
Cold and wet weather throughout the country; fog can reduce visibility.
Big city attractions operate as normal.
Websites
Entertainment Ireland ( www.entertainment.ie ) Countrywide listings for every kind of entertainment
Failte Ireland ( www.discoverireland.ie ) Official tourist board site practical info and a huge accommodation database
Lonely Planet ( www.lonelyplanet.com ) Destination information, hotel bookings, traveller forums and more
Northern Ireland Tourist Board ( www.nitb.com ) Official tourist site
Exchange Rates

Australia

A$1

0.75

Canada

C$1

0.73

Japan

Y100

0.95

New Zealand

NZ$1

0.60

UK

1.15

USA

US$1

0.73

For current exchange rates see www.xe.com
Important Numbers

Include code only when outside area or from a mobile phone. Drop initial 0 when abroad.

Country Code

Picture 5 +353 Republic

Picture 6 +44 Northern Ireland

International Access Code

Picture 7 00

Emergency (police, fire, ambulance)

Picture 8 999

Arriving in Ireland
Dublin Airport
Private coach every 15 minutes to city centre (7)
Taxi 3045 minutes to city centre (2025)
Dun Laoghaire Ferry Port
Bus Public bus about 45 minutes to city centre
DART (suburban rail) about 25 minutes to city centre
Dublin Port Terminal
Bus timed to coincide with arrivals & departures (2.50)
Measuring Up

The measures might have the same name, but theyre a little bit different. With drinks, bear in mind that the Irish (or imperial) pint is bigger than the US one, and that Irish bartenders serve a smaller measure of spirits than their counterparts elsewhere.

ITEM
US SIZE
EUROPEAN SIZE
IRISH/UK SIZE

Dress (Women)

Pint (1)

473mL

568mL

Shoes (Men)

Shoes (Women)

Shirts (Men)

Spirits

59mL

50mL

35.5mL

Suits (Men)

County Clare POPULATION 117000 AREA 3147 SQ KM Includes Why Go Clare - photo 9
County Clare

POPULATION 117,000 / AREA 3147 SQ KM

Includes

Why Go?

Clare combines the stunning natural beauty of its long and meandering coastline with unique windswept landscapes and dollops of Irish culture.

Rugged nature and the timeless ocean meet on the countys coast. The Atlantic relentlessly pounds year-round, eroding the rocks into fantastic landscapes, and forming sheer cliffs like those at the iconic Cliffs of Moher and strange little islands like those near Loop Head. There are even stretches of beach where surfers flock to the (chilly) waves. The Burren, an ancient region of tortured stone and alien vistas, stretches down to the coast and right out to the Aran Islands.

But if the land is hard, Clares soul is not: traditional Irish culture and music flourish. And its not just a show for tourists, either. In little villages like Miltown Malbay, Ennistymon, Doolin and Kilfenora youll find pubs with year-round sessions of trad music.

When to Go

County Clares pubs hum to the beats of trad sessions year-round, so even in winter youll find the craic (good times) often warmed in the countryside by a turf fire. And while the unsettled seas of winter have a drama that will fill your days with moody idylls, the county literally shines during the more temperate months when long walks along the spectacular soaring cliffs of the coast and the desolate rocks of the Burren dont require full foul weather gear.

Best Places to Eat

Crottys ()

Naughtons Bar ()

Morrisseys ()

Vaughans Anchor Inn ()

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