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HOW TO GET TO US
IF COMING FROM ENNIS Take the Ennistymon-Lahinch Road (N85) at the Round about. Approx. 2 miles on take the right turn for Corofin (L53)- it is well signposted It is straight on for Corofin, drive through village and keep straight for Kilfenora which is eight miles on. When you arrive in Kilfenora there are two Public Telephones. If you ring us from there we will come and collect you and take you to your house IF YOU ARE COMING FROM THE KILLIMER CAR FERRY Take the N67 all the way to Ennistymon. When you reach Ennistymon you go over a wide bridge, take a left (on N85) drive straight through town and approx 1.5 miles out take a right turn for Kilfenora (L53A)(It is signposted Approx. 4 miles on you reach Kilfenora village. Drive through untill you come to the 2 public telephones on right. Ring us from there and we will come and collect you and take you to your house.
BURREN COUNTRY COTTAGES Oaghty, Kilfenora, Co. Clare. Telephone: 065 7088134 Intl. Telephone: 353 657088134

Cliffs of Moher

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Golf

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Outdoors (Flora and Birds)

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Ireland Dolman at Poulnabrone. The Burren. County Clare

The Burren

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