Holiday Homes Clare, Ireland – Travel to the Banner County

Stand over the Cliffs of Moher, gaze across the Burren, walk through the Poulnabrone Dolmen, spelunk through the largest cave system in Western Europe and experience the awe and amazement of this eternal place. This rugged part of Ireland’s West Coast is where the people of pre-history worshipped, thrived and created extraordinary burial grounds that remain to this day, more than 5,000 years later (pre-dating even the ancient Celts).

County Clare’s natural wonders and pre-historic human relics are unrivalled and often over looked. Towns, ruins, monuments and artefacts sprinkled throughout the county offer a glimpse through time like no other region across Europe or the Americas. Still to this day, the musical traditions of County Clare are infamous and continue to entertain throngs of tourists and music aficionados from all over the world.

Explore this magnificent county, experience its wonders and join in the festivities while staying in the comfort of one of our self catering Clare holiday homes vacation rental or romantic getaway

Clare Self Catering – Luxury Clare Accommodation

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You can choose from luxury family holiday homes or you can find bargains with great vacation rentals. You can stay a week or two, or you can book an accommodation in Clare for months at a time. You can enjoy resort style amenities while renting apartments hosted within a hotel complex. You can enjoy your privacy or invite friends or even business associates. This is self catering so it’s self determined. You choose the destination, the type of rental, and the length of your vacation. It’s simple, fast and easy, and there’s no stress necessary.

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Doolin and The Cliffs of Moher

Just North of Doolin and rising defiantly out of the Atlantic Ocean, the magnificent Cliffs of Moher stand 700 feet (214m) high – some of the highest cliffs in Europe. This is where the Celts roamed the West, settled, worshipped and erected monuments – some of which still exist today. After visiting the cliffs and indulging in all the Celtic ruins, make sure to take in all of the music festivities Doolin has to offer. Known as the ‘traditional music capital of Ireland,’ you never know who you might see playing in this small town musical paradise.