Kilfenora is a historic village located just off the Wild Atlantic Way on the west coast of Ireland in County Clare. It is a gateway to the fabulous landscape of the Burren, with its limestone …

Kilfenora is one of Ireland’s most historic villages with a history stretching back at least over 1500 years. Kilfenora is known as ‘the city of the crosses’ because of the numerous ancient celtic …

Kilfenora is an ideal base for exploring the landscape, green roads, forts and tombs of the Burren – including Ireland’s most famous dolmen at Poulnabrone. Click here for more information and …

Relax in Kilfenora Square and admire the flowers – there’s plenty of seating for you to enjoy your treats from the Burren Centre’s café. There’s also a handy bicycle rack if you need it.

There’s no village on or near the Wild Atlantic Way that has such a range of historical artefacts as Kilfenora – which, due to its ancient cathedral, can actually lay claim to being the world’s …

Mar 30, 2025 · Save the dates – 24-27 April – for the 2026 annual Kilfenora Traditional Irish Music Festival. Expect as ever a great mix of events and sessions, including the open-air céilí in the …

In an illustrated lecture in Kilfenora Hall during National Heritage Week 2024, the distinguished Clare historian Risteárd Ua Cróinín explored the results of his research (commissioned by …

Mar 30, 2025 · The Kilfenora Players return in dramatic fashion in December (8pm on 5,6,7 th) in Kilfenora Community Hall, following their triumph earlier in 2025 with “Them”.

By tradition, the first event of the Riches of Clare free concert season takes place at the Kilfenora Trad Fest – a rare opportunity to experience the interior and acoustics of historic Kilfenora …

The Kilfenora Traditional Music Festival 2024 will run from Friday 26 to Monday 29 April. This will be the 15th festival in a series that began in 2009 with the centenary of the Kilfenora Céilí Band.