Loop Head Peninsula from Lahinch: the day Clare keeps to itself

An hour south of Lahinch, where the Shannon Estuary meets the Atlantic and County Clare finally runs out of road, there's a lighthouse that's been…

Ennistymon: the market town three kilometres from Lahinch

The Inagh River comes barrelling through the centre of Ennistymon, drops over a series of rock ledges that the locals call the Cascades, and if you…

Lahinch links golf, what visitors should know

The Lahinch Golf Club is one of the great links courses in the world. Old Tom Morris laid out the original holes in 1892 and the current Old Course…

Doolin or Lahinch, which Clare base is right for you

If you are spending more than a night in Clare, the question is whether to base yourself in Lahinch or Doolin. They are fifteen kilometres apart…

The Burren from Lahinch, what to actually see

The Burren is the limestone karst region in north Clare that starts about twenty kilometres inland from Lahinch and runs to the coast at Black Head…

Cliffs of Moher and Lahinch in one day

The Cliffs of Moher are about fifteen minutes by car from Lahinch. Most visitors do them in a rush, thirty minutes at the visitor centre, photo at…

Lahinch surf for beginners, what to actually expect

Lahinch is the most popular beginner surf spot on the west coast, and for good reason. The beach faces almost due west, which means consistent…