Clonfert Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Clonfert

When chucking a sickie becomes way too simple, it's time to abandon the nine-to-five and say hello to Clonfert!

It sits 120 kilometres to the west of Ireland's capital, Dublin.

Silver Strand and Lahinch Beach should be at the top of your list if you're after somewhere to enjoy ocean views.

Break out on a journey to some surrounding natural attractions. 25 kilometres out of Clonfert, Lough Ree is waiting to be explored. Lough Boora Parklands, 20 kilometres away, is another brilliant place to kick your feet up.

Whatever your religion, you're sure to be swept away by the tranquil aura of Clonfert Cathedral.

Remember to pack some blue and yellow clothes so you can support the local Gaelic football team, the Roscommon GAA, at Dr. Hyde Park. Located 45 kilometres away in Roscommon, the stadium is also the home turf of the Roscommon GAA.

There's even more just down the road. Eyrecourt, 6 kilometres to the southwest, is known for Fort Eliza and Mt Brandon. Though, if St. Kieran's Cathedral and Temple Ciaran are more your thing, head 11 kilometres east from Clonfert to Belmont.

Portnumna Castle, the Irish Workhouse Centre and Portumna Forest Park are all pretty close to Portumna, 20 kilometres to the southwest. Need some more excuses to swing by? The Portumna Golf Club and the Punchbag Theatre are not far away either.

Feeling ready to crunch, munch, gnaw, nibble and slurp your way around Galway? A world of delicious flavours awaits you, so slip into your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

This region has some unique recipes centred on available ingredients and local tastes. Mutton and pork are two popular elements in many of the meals.

No true culinary adventurer would visit Clonfert without tucking into a couple of the culinary specialties, such as Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) and bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato).

You won't need too much convincing to take a bite of sweet seedcake loaf, a treat that'll make you want to move here.

Life's not all beer and skittles, but there's certainly nothing wrong with relaxing with a cold one once in a while. When you're in Galway, ensure it's Murphy’s Irish Stout.

Intend to be here around the 17th of March? You're in luck. On this date every year, the entire nation joins together to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day.

It's always sad when a holiday ends. However, your time in the fantastic Galway region will have made you richer, no matter how little of your holiday budget remains.

If you'll be travelling via air, you'll likely be using Shannon Airport (SNN). It's 85 kilometres to the southwest. Pack up your suitcase, plan a convenient route and set your alarm clock!

Hotels in Clonfert

Book a bed at any of our more popular accommodations, like the Lynch's Cottage and Lynch's Farmhouse, and you'll be sure to hop out of bed ready for the day's adventures each morning.