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Kelly's Bar and Restaurant an and Ginny Forbes, 26 Henry Street, Kilrush, Co. Clare. Kelly's Bar and Restaurant awarded Premier Dining Pub of the Year 2003 for Best Bar Food 3 years running by the Dining Pub Guide. Located in the commercial centre of Kilrush Heritage and Maritime Town. Open 7 days a week all year round. Lunches served from 11.30am -6pm Dinners served from 6pm-9.30pm Substantial wine list available. You'll find our bar and restaurant inviting with itsI dark wood, stain glass and walls decorated with pictures and memorabilia from the past. Warm yourself by our fires as you enjoy a variety of fresh home cooked meals. Our seafood, meats and vegetables are locally supplied. Sheppard's pie, fillet and sirloin steaks, crab claws, prawns, Atlantic salmon and more are just a sample of some of the food we offer on our extensive menu. Vegetarian meals are available on request. We have daily lunch and dinner specials. Visa, MasterCard, Laser and Maestro accepted. Tel:+353 (0) 65 905 1811.
The Harbour Restaurant The Harbour Restaurant is ideally situated in the picturesque area of Kilrush Creek Marina. For the past few years the restaurant has been offering excellent cuisine at reasonable prices.They offer both formal and casual dining in a welcoming and relaxed setting. Local produce is available in their dishes. A wide range of teas coffees spirits wines and beers are present. Why not pay a visit and sample their delicious cuisine.
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Dolphin Watching Starting at the Shannon Dolphin Information Board in the town¹s Market Square, and by following the Trail Marker Posts, the Kilrush Dolphin Trail guides the visitor on an enthralling tour of discovery. First stop is the Millennium Park at the end of Frances Street and the poignant dolphin mother and calf by the renowned sculptor Danny Osbourne. From here try to spot the life-like replica cetaceans floating in the Marina - is it a dolphin, whale or porpoise? Follow the marker into the Kilrush Marina Centre, the starting point for dolphin-watching boat trips operating from April to October. Directly opposite the Marina centre is the Shannon Dolphin & Wildlife Centre where you can listen to amazing sounds from the bottlenose dolphins in the Shannon estuary, see real skeletons of whales and dolphins, learn about recent research and conservation efforts and the children can enjoy plenty of dol-fun educational activities. At this centre you can also check if you have identified the replicas correctly! Then take a walk out along the picturesque coast road to the dolphin-watching site at Aylevaroo Point, which as well as offering stunning views of a large area of the estuary, overlooks an area that is known to be regularly frequented by dolphins.
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Killrush Sport & Golf Kilrush Golf & Sports Club which is situated half mile outside the old heritage town of Kilrush was founded in 1934. The new course which was re-designed by Dr. Arthur Spring in 1994 is a gem. The clever use of the natural terrain combined with water, trees and sand bunkers has resulted in a scenic course that is a pleasure to play. The ninth hole is breathtaking. Played from a plateau, this par 3 which measures 168 yards to the green set in the valley and guarded on three sides by water, with sand on the fourth side. The choices are “be up or lay up”. The index one 11th hole measures 421 yards but only the brave will take on the water in order to reach the green in two. The closing five holes, depending on the direction of the wind can be a severe test before the warmth of the Clubhouse & Restaurant where you can relax, enjoy a drink and chat and choose from our full à la carte menu. West Clare is known as the land of the welcomes and Kilrush Golf & Sports Club has been described recently by a visiting journalist as “Possibly the friendliest club in the whole of Ireland”. Visitors are always made welcome. Kilrush is an ideal base for a Golf Holiday in Ireland being within easy reach of famous courses such as Lahinch, Ballybunion and Killarney while Kilkee is only 7 miles away. It is a beautiful setting, looking out on the River Shannon, the Kerry Mountains & the Atlantic Ocean. http://www.kilrushgolfclub.com/
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Surfing in Clare Lahinch Surf School is based at the beach hut on Lahinch promenade on the west coast of Ireland and provides a safe, relaxed and affordable introduction to the exhilarating sport of surfing. The two-mile long beach in Lahinch with its variety of breaks caters for novice, intermediate and experienced surfers. 5 miles further south you will find Spanish Point, another perfect surfing beach. Both are some of the best places in Europe to learn surfing with the advantage of the slower rolling Atlantic waves. John McCarthy, Former Irish Surf Champ and his crew of hardcore surfduddde instructors, invites you and your friends to come and experience the thrill and excitement of surfing at Irelands best known SurfSchool. Catch the your own wave!
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Fishing Spots in Kilrush Castle Point Castle Point is located on a beautiful drive 3 miles south of Kilkee.There is a productive rock mark where you can spin for mackeral and pollack. Float fishing for wrasse occurs here aswell. Some garfish and herring may be caught here. Fishing- Shore Kilkee Area The pier is located on the northern side of the main beach. This is an ideal location for holiday anglers. You can spin for mackeral ande pollack in high water and bottom fish for bass and flatfish using fish bait and lugworm. Fishing- Shore Kilkee Area The south side of the main beach produces bass and flounder. The rocky outcrops are suitable for spinning for mackeral and pollack. Float fishing for wrasse occurs here also. Lough Achryane Address: Kilrush, Kilrush, Clare, Republic Of Ireland Description
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Diving Kilrush Oceanlife Dive Centre
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