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Doolin in Co. Clare is a dainty little coastal village bordered by the stunning landscape called the Burren. This village has been a choice for stay of travelers and tourists alike who happened to pass by North Clare. The picturesque view of the Atlantic Ocean highlights the village’s natural charm.
This long-ago fishing village has earned itself the title of being the traditional Irish Music capital of Ireland. This is certainly due to the fact that Doolin has been a home for a number of musical legends known worldwide. Worth to mention is the Russell Brothers who had brought international fame in the field of music for this village. Their music has reached all parts of the world, thereby, bringing glory to themselves and to Doolin. Fair enough, this village reveres the significant credit the brothers have given it. Russell Memorial Weekend is celebrated every last weekend of February in commemoration of the music- genius brothers.
True to its reputation as the Irish Music capital, Doolin has a number of music pubs that revive the majesty and lure of genuine Irish music. If you want to experience these remarkable music performances, head your way to McDermott’s, McGann’s and O’Connor’s.
Aside from music which this village has been known of, you can indulge in a number of nature discovery and exploration in Doolin. The famous cliffs of Moher is merely an 8 km distance away from this village. The Burren and the Aran islands are still some of the site options to visit. An additional attraction to this wondrous village is the Aillwee Cave. All of these are worth a visit to reward your inner curiosity and craving for a natural work of art.
Whatever your preferences are in terms of enjoying activities, this village has something in store for you. If your interest is angling, Doolin offers its abundant seas. A relaxing walk is perfect along the countryside and the Burren area. Mind blowing games can be played at the Doolin Pitch and Putt. The whole Doolin area and its magnificent surroundings can be well appreciated on a bike. Cycling is a popular activity here as this area has great views to show. In the end, it will always be your own choice. The decision is yours on how to spend your days in Doolin as interesting and enjoying as it can be.
When in Ireland, specifically in Co. Clare, never miss the chance to make Doolin a part of your remarkable trip.
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