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Historic ruins the subject of international training course

The many historic castles and tower houses of North Clare have become the subject of a unique training course, the first of its kind held in Ireland.

Drought uncovers Clare’s geological past

Recent low water levels, due to the prolonged drought, have revealed previously unseen rocks on the shore of Lickeen Lake.

108 Heritage Week events confirmed for Clare

‘Discover the past. Build the future’ is the main theme of Heritage Week 2018 with a record 108 events taking place around County Clare from 18 August to 26 August.

Aillwee Cave bear skull is 10,400 years old

Radiocarbon dating has confirmed that the skull of a brown bear discovered in a County Clare cave in 1976 is over 10,400 years old.

Burren and Cliffs included in new Geotourism Route

The Burren & Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark has been included in a new cultural route launching across Europe.
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Craggaunowen brings history to life for students

A ground-breaking story-telling programme is set to take Co. Clare primary school students right into the heart of life in Irish villages over 1,000 years ago.

New ferry for Scattery Island tours this year

Six times as many tourists can now experience the hidden gem that is Scattery Island as Scattery Island Tours has secured a new 70 passenger ship for its daily trips to the monastic island.   

Burren National Park information point reopens

The National Parks and Wildlife Service has confirmed the re-opening of the Burren National Park Information Point for the 2018 season.
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