Doolin Pier Clean-Up

Doolin Tidy Towns
Saturday, January 25th

 

Join the Doolin Tidy Towns Committee to help clean up Doolin Pier after the recent damage caused by Storm Christine.

Saturday, January 25th at 12:00pm.

 

Doolin Ferry

Doolin Pier, Doolin, Co. Clare



Happy Holidays

From Doolin Pier

 



   Happy Holidays to our friends and customers around the world. All the best for the New Year and we hope to see you in 2014!

                                                          
                                                                                               Sincerely,
                                                                                                       Doolin Ferry Crew

Galway Christmas Market

Galway Christmas Market

If you're looking for a way to get into the Christmas Spirit stop by the Galway Christmas Market.

 

Be sure to visit on an empty stomach because this year the variety of craft and specialty foods is second to none. The homegrown business from the Aran Islands, Man of Aran Fudge stall will be featured at the Market. If you are planning a trip to visit the Islands this season, Man of Aran Fudge is also available on Inis Oírr.
Ferry services from Doolin to Aran Islands will begin from March 2014.



Philippines Emergency Aid Cliffs Walk

Departs from O'Connors Pub
Sunday, November 24th
12:30pm
Doolin
Co. Clare

Join the Doolin Tidy Towns committee on Sunday for a fund raising walk in aid of the Philippine Typhoon Victims. 

 

The walk will depart at 12:30pm from O'Connors Pub in Doolin and travel along the Cliff Path to the Cliffs of Moher Visitors Centre.  The funds raised will go to Medecins Sans Frontieres.  Come along for the walk or donate what you can.  

 

Please ring 086 249 1594 for enquiries.

Ennis Trad Festival

November 7th ~ 11th
Ennis
Co. Clare

Join one of the liveliest celebrations of Traditional Irish Music. Workshops, sessions, and 13 Headliners are just part of the fun to be had.

Ennis Trad Festival 2013



 Visiting County Clare

 

Burren Winterage Festival

October 25th~27th
The Burren, Co. Clare

Thousands of years before you when autumn arrived to the Burren, farmers moved their herds to the limestone 'winterage' uplands for their winter fare. This practise is opposite of many farming traditions in other parts of the world such as the Alps. The unique landscape of the Burren Region employs farmers to focus heavily on "environmental health"and alternative measures for farming.

About 1,000 families farm in the Burren today. This weekend's festival celebrates the unique farming traditions of the area. Many of the pastoral farming traditions used in the Burren today have been proven to be a crucial part in the survival of its Flora and Fauna that it is so well known for.

Weekend events will take place in various parts of the Burren. The event is coordinated by Burren Beo Trust and supported by local businesses.

Programme of Events

 

Visit Burren Winterage Festival for details.