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Mooghaun Hillfort is one of the largest Bronze Age hillforts in Ireland, a 27-acre enclosure near Newmarket-on-Fergus. Located in County Clare, the site is cared for by the Office of Public Works as part of the Heritage Ireland estate.
Mooghaun Hillfort
One of the largest Bronze Age hillforts in Ireland, a 27-acre enclosure near Newmarket-on-Fergus.
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Clare Augustinian Abbey
An Augustinian abbey founded in 1194 on the Fergus estuary, just south of Ennis.
Quin Franciscan Friary
A 15th-century Franciscan friary built into the cloisters of an earlier castle near Quin.
Bunratty Castle
A 15th-century tower house with a recreated medieval banquet and adjoining folk park near Shannon.
Brian Boru’s Fort
A ringfort associated with the high king Brian Boru, overlooking Lough Derg at Killaloe.
Places to stay nearby
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Cahergal House
A 4-star B&B in Newmarket-On-Fergus, Co. Clare on the Wild Atlantic Way. 9.3 km from Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, and…
The Rine Hotel
A 3-star hotel in Newmarket-On-Fergus, Co. Clare on the Wild Atlantic Way. 11 km from Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, and…
Dromoland Castle Hotel
A 5-star castle hotel in Newmarket-On-Fergus, Co. Clare on the Wild Atlantic Way. 11 km from Bunratty Castle & Folk…
Treacys Oakwood Hotel
A 4-star hotel in Shannon, Co. Clare on the Wild Atlantic Way. 4.5 km from Bunratty Castle & Folk Park, and 16 km from…
Pubs nearby
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The Creamery Bar Bunratty
Traditional Bunratty pub with riverside terrace and carvery roasts
FeaturedDurty Nelly’s Bunratty
Legendary 1620 tavern nestled beside Bunratty Castle on the River Ratty
The Halfway House Ennis
Historic roadhouse on the Galway Road outside Ennis with carvery roasts
FeaturedThe Poet’s Corner Ennis
Atmospheric literary tavern within The Old Ground Hotel on O’Connell Street