Top Things to do in Corofin
Top 7 Things to do in Corofin, Province of Munster
Discover the best top things to do in Corofin, Ireland including The Farmyard, Trike Tours Ireland, Crowleys, Clare Heritage & Genealogy Centre, Burren Experience Guided Walks, The Burren National Park, Dysert O'Dea Castle.
Restaurants in Corofin
1. The Farmyard
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5.0 based on 75 reviews
2. Trike Tours Ireland
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Trike Tours Ireland is an unique Chauffeur driven guided tour of the Burren Co Clare. What better way to see some of the worlds most breathtaking landscape including Cliffs of Moher, Doolin Cave, PoulnaBrone and much more. Get a feeling of excitement and feel the rush of the wild Atlantic air in your face with no obstacles obstructing your view. Enjoy the once in a life time experience.
3. Crowleys
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
4. Clare Heritage & Genealogy Centre
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4.5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By browjan - Fort Mill, United States
In October of 2018, I visited Clare Heritage Center and had an appointment with Antoinette O’Bryen. I was interested in finding more information on my Lahiff roots from County Clare. I had done some research and basically was seeking confirmation and expansion on what I thought I already knew. She explained that they have a back log of interested clients and if I was willing to wait she would be willing to do more research. We agreed, and to be honest the waiting part was the hardest for me! I am thankful for each and every patient response Antoinette extended to my often pestering inquiries for updates or status of their research on my family. At times I worried that perhaps I would never learn more, but I was rewarded in December of 2019 with a packet containing a very thorough (more than 50 page) report. I was able to confirm much of my own research and was most happy to also receive expanded information and insights. She helped identify the locations of where my great great grandfather lived as a “herd” in the Barron. She reasoned through many documents and substantiated her conclusions and gave me all the paperwork, so I can follow up on much of it. I look forward to returning in Fall of 2020 with 8 to 10 of the Lahiff descendants. At this time the info will be shared with them and Antoinette will give our group a lecture about our family and the Famine period. She is asking a very fair compensation for doing this and we all eagerly await her informative talk. We plan to visit many of the spots she highlighted in the report and walk where grandfather John and Eliza walked. I wish to thank Antoinette and her staff for their excellent research and give my high endorsement and recommendation of their work. I encourage you to be patient as you await the research. It is worth the wait. I would also encourage you to ask for updates at the 3 or 4 month interval for your own peace of mind and to touch base with their team. You will be receiving a “thesis type” bound report filled with excellent insights and documentation. Consider ordering more than one copy to share with your family. I highly recommend!
5. Burren Experience Guided Walks
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4.5 based on 30 reviews
Immerse yourself in the magic of the hidden Burren with Marie McGauran, a qualified native Walking Guide who leads heritage, nature and spiritual walks in the Burren National Park. Burren Experience Guided Walks is located southeast of Mullaghmore Mountain, just 4 miles from Corofin, Co. Clare. Having lived her entire life in the shadow of Mullaghmore, Marie offers varied walking experiences, each tailored to suit different needs. For those who wish to prolong their stay, our self-catering cottage offers the perfect base for walking in the National Park, be it invigorating or relaxing! Please go to our website to find out more.
6. The Burren National Park
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4.5 based on 582 reviews
The Burren National Park is a place of great natural beauty. There are various marked trails in the Park that take you through many fascinating and beautiful habitats, such as calcareous grasslands, woodlands and limestone pavement. Entry is free, and a free bus service is available from May-August. Free guided walks may also be arranged during the summer - contact Information Point for details.
Reviewed By tommywelltravelled - Kilkenny, Ireland
This was one of my most enjoyable days walking. Lough Avalla Farm walk is just beside the Burren national park. It is privately owned. The walk is superbly signposted along the whole way. It takes one through a unique and varied landscape where little grows naturally except hazel bushes and a bewildering array of wild flowers. A bit of heaven on earth. Bring strong shoes.
7. Dysert O'Dea Castle
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4.0 based on 26 reviews
