County Clare suggestions
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County Clare suggestions
My husband and I will be visiting his family in County Kerry, Listowel over Easter break. We thought we'd have a night on our own in Clare as we can take the ferry over from Tarbert. I've been to Kilrush before during a festival and also to the Cliffs of Moher. Does anyone have suggestions for B&B etc. I asked my in-laws as well, but would appreciate another persepctive. Thanks.
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Two B&Bs in Kilrush have the best reputations, and have won awards.
www.hillcrestview.com - My personal favorite. Both are very nice, but book early on these.
www.clarkekilrush.com
www.hillcrestview.com - My personal favorite. Both are very nice, but book early on these.
www.clarkekilrush.com
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I've stayed at Fitzgerald's B&B in Miltown Malbay (between Spanish Point & Lahinch): clean and quiet! I like Spanish Point Golf Course, a very nice 9-hole links layout that doesn't cost an arm & a leg to play. Bring your own golf balls - they're very expensive in Ireland.
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If you think about stopping at Spanish Point for a quick 9-holes, I hitched a ride down there from Miltown Malbay after breakfast, played 9-holes and was back in Miltown Malbay for lunch.
http://groups.msn.com/NedsIrelandPubsandGolf has a couple of fotos I took on the course: It's an honest to goodness links layout!
http://groups.msn.com/NedsIrelandPubsandGolf has a couple of fotos I took on the course: It's an honest to goodness links layout!
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Thank you for the suggestions! The Hillcrest looks nice. The golf might have my husband going at Fitzgerald's??
I usually like to stay at B&B's as they can be cozier. My sis in law suggested a hotel in Kilkee with a leisure centre. Anyone been to Kilkee? Maybe I should get the map out. ok I see its on the loop head drive.. She also mentioned Enis? What has been a favorite if you've been to these places? We like small towns with a good pub or two. A place to get a good meal-nothing fancy and a confortable welcoming place to stay. Thanks.
I usually like to stay at B&B's as they can be cozier. My sis in law suggested a hotel in Kilkee with a leisure centre. Anyone been to Kilkee? Maybe I should get the map out. ok I see its on the loop head drive.. She also mentioned Enis? What has been a favorite if you've been to these places? We like small towns with a good pub or two. A place to get a good meal-nothing fancy and a confortable welcoming place to stay. Thanks.
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I've stayed many a night in Ennis at TempleGate. It is a small town, not a village. I think to enjoy it you'd need to stay at Old Ground or TempleGate as they are both right in the center.
Nedsireland speaks of the golf in Spanish Point, I stayed at BellBridge Hotel that backs up to the course. There is another hotel The Armada right on the sea, also a couple of B&B's. Miltown Malbay town(village) is walking distance. I was told 1/2 mile and it was at least 1 and 1/2. I really enjoyed my stay.
Nedsireland speaks of the golf in Spanish Point, I stayed at BellBridge Hotel that backs up to the course. There is another hotel The Armada right on the sea, also a couple of B&B's. Miltown Malbay town(village) is walking distance. I was told 1/2 mile and it was at least 1 and 1/2. I really enjoyed my stay.
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Susan,
You might like Nolan's B&B,http://nolanskilkee.westclare.net/, in Kilkee. The rooms are really comfrtable, the breakfast is delicious and teh fresh baked scones you are offered on arrival are scrumptious.
Slan Go Foill,
Bit Devine
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You might like Nolan's B&B,http://nolanskilkee.westclare.net/, in Kilkee. The rooms are really comfrtable, the breakfast is delicious and teh fresh baked scones you are offered on arrival are scrumptious.
Slan Go Foill,
Bit Devine
Cowboy Craic




