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Clare Museum (Riches of Clare) 08. Lartigue Railway 09. Clare Heritage & Genealogical Centre 09. Listowel Castle 10. Ardfert Cathedral 10. Lahinch Golf Club 11. Waterworld Dive Centre 11. Lahinch Surf School 12. Kerry Museum 12. Moher Hill Open Farm 13. The Aqua Dome 13. Doolin2Aran Ferries 14. Siamsa Tire 14. Doolin Ferry Company 15. Blennerville Windmill 15. Cliffs of Moher Visitor Experience 16. Dingle Wildlife & Seal Sanctuary 16. Doolin Cave 17. Dingle Oceanworld 17. Burren Smokehouse 18. Dingle Dolphin (Fungi) Boat Tours 18. The Burren Centre 19. Blasket Centre 19. Caherconnell Fort 20. Louis Mulcahy Pottery 20. Michael Cusack Centre 21. Dingle Peninsula Museum 21. Ailwee Cave & Burren Birds of Prey 22. Dhu Varren Gardens 22. Burren Walking Information Centre 23. Ross Castle 23. Burren Perfumery 24. Muckross House Gardens 24. Dunguaire Castle 25. Moll’s Gap 25. Aran Islands Ferries 26. Connor Pass 26. The Colleen Bawn 27. Cappanalea O.E.C. 27. Scattery Island 28. Kells Bay Gardens 28. West Coast Aqua Park Kilrush 29. Gallarus Oratory Shorter Cr sin... Call: +353 65 905 3124 · Email: [email protected] Longer Memorie ! www.shannonferries.com Produced by ShannonFerry Group Limited, Killimer, Kilrush, Co. Clare. Shannon Ferries 12 panel DL brochure Nov 2020.indd 2 01/12/2020 12:03 24. Muckross House 13. Doolin2Aran Ferries Gardens bes of th Wes! 21. Ailwee Cave 01. Tarbert Bridewell & Burren Birds of Prey 27. Scattery Island 15. Blennerville Windmill 14. Doolin 29. Gallarus Oratory Ferry Company 07. Doonbeg Golf & 04. Adare Castle Country Club & Golf Club 02. Dolphin Watching 23. Ross Castle on the Shannon 24. Dunguaire Castle 13. The Aqua Dome The Wild Atlantic Way The Shannon Estuary Great Southern Greenway 16. Dingle Wildlife 10. Lahinch Golf Club & Seal Sanctuary 28. West Coast 05. Ballybunion Aqua Park Kilrush Golf Club 06. Loop Head 25. Moll’s Gap Lighthouse 23. Burren Perfumery 28. Kells Bay Gardens 12. Moher Hill 10. 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