Ennis Accommodation - tourist attractions


	Select an item Clare Heritage Museum Situated in the same building as the Tourist Office. The Riches of Clare exhibition tells the story of Clare from 8000 years ago to the present day using original artefacts. Official Site Ennis Cathedral This impressive 1843 Cathedral is well worth a visit and its spire is a useful landmark from afar. Official Site Ennis Friary This 13th century Franciscan friary, founded by the O'Briens of Thomond who once ruled much of north Munster, has some well-preserved ruins and interesting sculptures carved in the local hard limestone dating back to the 15th century. Official Site Ennis Walking Tours Wander through the picturesque medieval streets of Ennis and hear the fascinating tales and legends of famine, poverty, murder and rebellion. Tours depart daily from May to October (except Tuesday's) from the Clare Museum at 11am and 7pm. Official Site Riverwalk Sculpture Trail Enjoy a walk along the River Fergus, which runs through the middle of Ennis. Latest attraction is the weird and wonderful sculptures dotted along the way. Knappogue Castle A short drive from Ennis, Knappogue Castle is an impressive building surrounded by beautiful Victorian and walled gardens. Medieval banquets are held in the castle from April to October. Official Site Ballyalla Lake A wildlife preserve and lakeside walking area in a tranquil setting 4km from Ennis. Enjoy dinghy sailing and watching wildfowl. Cusack Park Gaelic Athletic Association stadium in Ennis and it is the home of the Clare Gaelic football and hurling teams. Official Site Select an item