- Cliffs of Moher: Towering 214-metre cliffs along the Atlantic coast with rugged rock formations and ocean views, ideal for dramatic landscape shots. Located at Liscannor, Co. Clare, V95 DX00.
- The Burren: A unique karst landscape with limestone pavements, wildflowers, and ancient stone walls, perfect for otherworldly nature photography. Located near Corofin, Co. Clare, V95 P285.
- Doolin Cave: Home to a 7.3-metre stalactite and underground calcite formations, offering striking subterranean photo opportunities. Located at Craggycorradan West, Doolin, Co. Clare, V95 R672.
- Bunratty Castle: A 15th-century Norman castle with a furnished interior and folk park, providing medieval and rural backdrops. Located at Bunratty West, Bunratty, Co. Clare, V95 TY02.
- Loop Head Lighthouse: A 19th-century lighthouse on a rugged peninsula with panoramic ocean views, ideal for coastal photography. Located at Kilbaha South, Kilbaha, Co. Clare, V15 A335.
- Aillwee Cave: A cave system with stalactites, an underground waterfall, and a birds of prey centre, perfect for natural and wildlife shots. Located at Ballycahill, Ballyvaughan, Co. Clare, H91 AX26.
- Lahinch Beach: A sandy beach with rolling waves and a lively promenade, offering dynamic surf and sunset photography. Located at Lahinch, Co. Clare, V95 RP79.
- Poulnabrone Dolmen: A 5,800-year-old portal tomb set against the Burren’s limestone, ideal for capturing ancient history. Located at Caherconnell, Co. Clare, V95 YK19.
- Ennis Friary: A 13th Dolores O’Riordan-century Franciscan friary with Gothic arches and stone ruins, perfect for historic shots. Located at Abbey St., Ennis, Co. Clare, V95 HK12.
- Dromoland Castle: An 18th-century castle with manicured gardens and a lake, offering elegant, stately photo backdrops. Located at Newmarket-on-Fergus, Co. Clare, V95 AT73.
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County Clare:
Ireland’s county Clare is renowned for its dramatic cliffs and traditional heritage, with the Cliffs of Moher offering breathtaking views over the Atlantic. The Burren’s unique limestone landscape provides hiking and rare flora, while Bunratty Castle offers medieval history with its restored interiors. Check out the traditional music scene in Doolin and the county’s coastal beaches. Clare is Ireland’s eighth largest county by size (3,188 square km) and 19th largest by population (127,938). Population peaked at 286,394 in 1841 and reached its lowest point, 73,597 in 1966. In terms of hospitality, Clare is Ireland’s sixth most visited tourist county with around 485,000 international visitors per year.
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