‘It’s In Your Nature’ is the main theme of Heritage Week 2017 with a record 102 events taking place around County Clare from 19 August to 27 August.

The Irish Field School of Prehistoric Archaeology 2017 summer archaeology lecture series restarts this Tuesday, with a lecture from Dr Carleton Jones, our academic director and author of 'The Burren and the Aran Islands - Exploring the Archaeology'.

National Biodiversity Week will take place over nine days beginning on May 19th.

A 320-million-year-old shark tooth fossil has been discovered on the Co Clare coastline and will be put on public display next week.

The National Parks and Wildlife Service has confirmed the re-opening of the Burren National Park Information Point for the 2017 season.

Hundreds of hours of video footage captured over two years using not one but two drones, have all been edited down into 5 minutes 24 seconds of spectacular video of Lough Derg, or as it’s better known; The Jewel of the Shannon.

Clare Museum is seeking donations to expand its collections and to achieve greater representation of the lives of people in Clare for future generations to enjoy.

Forensic-level investigations of a skeleton discovered in a cave in Co. Clare have shed fascinating new light on the life and death of a teenage boy who died in or around the 16th century.