Doolin
 County Clare, Ireland

Welcome to Cliff view Self Catering Accommodation.

        

Situated  at the top of the lane in Fisherstreet, Doolin, and only 2 minutes walk from the famous O'Connor's Pub.

Doolin is a small fishing village on the west coast of Ireland, often referred to as the capital of Irish traditional music.

It is an excellent base for touring the Burren, the Cliffs of Moher, the Aran Islands and the many castles in County Clare. Take in the breath-taking scenery along the coast-line of Doolin.

Traditional Irish music can be heard nightly throughout the summer and at weekends during the winter in all the pubs.

Accommodation - Maximum occupancy 8 people

There are four bedrooms, two upstairs and two downstairs.

Facilities include:-

Microwave Oven.

Dishwasher.

Washing Machine and Tumble Dryer.

Television and Radio.

About Doolin

Doolin Village was given it's name by the Townland of Doolin which lies half way between Fisherstreet and Roadford. This was once the location of Doolin House, Residence of the poet  Francis MacNamara the Landlord of this area in those days.

Regular visitors to Doolin also included well-known writers and artists, such as Augustus John, J.M. Synge and George Bernard Shaw.

Doolin is renowned world wide for its wealth of Irish Traditional Music and attracts visitors of all ages and from all walks of live. Some have returned year after year since  the  60's, others stopped for  a couple of days on  their  travels
- and never left. It is hard to tell what it is about Doolin that takes a hold of people, apart from the music. You'll just have to find out for yourself.

Around the area

If you've packed your surf board, Doolin is also the spot for you. And if the swell is from the wrong direction it's not that far to check out the waves at the beach in Lahinch.

There are three Music-Pubs in Doolin:

McDermott's, McGann's and O'Connor's. You will find music nightly in all the Pubs during the summer months and - if in the right place at the right time - some of the best sessions in the winter. Many well-known names in the Irish Traditional Music Scene have started out in Doolin and numerous already famous musicians have come just to join in a session.

Tariff's

WEEKLY RATES FOR 2004:

Electricity and central heating is charged extra.

Arrival time from 2 pm / Departure time 12 noon.

For further information please visit our website:-      www.doolinselfcatering.com

Or Contact:-
Maeve Fitzgerald
Roadford
Doolin
County Clare.  Ireland

Tel: +353 65 70 74 209     Fax: +353 65 70 74 622
 
Or Email:-    doolin_cliffview@eircom.net