Black Head
The north-western tip of County Clare, above Kilrush Bay at the entrance to Galway Bay — the headland that turns the coast, and the small 1936 lighthouse that the liners’ captains asked for.
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The north-western tip of County Clare, above Kilrush Bay at the entrance to Galway Bay — the headland that turns the coast, and the small 1936 lighthouse that the liners’ captains asked for.
The third-biggest lake on the island of Ireland, on the Shannon itself — “the red eye” of the Dagda, with Inis Cealtra, the pilgrim island, and 38.6 km of water between the counties.
A 15,000-hectare karst landscape in north Clare — a plain of limestone and dry stone walls, a UNESCO Global Geopark, and one of the great walking places in the country.

Two kilometres of cliff falling up to 214 metres into the Atlantic, above the village of Doolin — the most visited natural site in the country, and still worth going to, if you know how.