35K views · 404 reactions | With Fleadh Cheoil almost upon us, the people of Clare look forward to welcoming visitors from across Ireland and the world to The Banner County over the next 10 days. See www.clare.ie for more. | Clare County Council | Facebook

5.9K views · 108 reactions | Clare County Council will launch the ‘County Clare Tourism Strategy 2030’ on this Facebook page next Thursday (22nd April). The Strategy is an ambitious roadmap for the development of tourism in County Clare post-Covid and over the next decade, and is the first plan of its kind to be produced by a local authority in Ireland. Further details to follow. Visit Clare Ireland: Accommodation, Activities, Festivals & Events | Clare County Council | Facebook

Clare County Council is advising members of the public not to travel to holiday homes, caravan parks or tourist resorts during the current Covid-19 travel restrictions. A major An Garda Síochána operation is in force, supported by the Council. In the future, we look forward to welcoming visitors to Clare again but, for now, please comply with the travel restrictions and keep Ireland safe. | Clare County Council

The Willie Clancy Festival has been filling this County Clare seaside town of Miltown Malbay with traditional Irish music for generation. From morning workshops to late-night sessions, the streets come alive with the sound of fiddles, flutes, and voices carrying on the breeze. If you’ve ever dreamt of experiencing Ireland’s musical heartland - or walking the same roads your family might have known - now’s the time to plan. Book your trip for next July and make the Willie Clancy Festival part of

Clare County Library History Week Artefacts of the Revolutionary Period: Barret Family artefacts Curator of Clare Museum, John Rattigan, examines some of the artefacts of the period held in the Museum’s collections. The Museum holds a hat belonging to Joe Barrett and some family medals. Contact [email protected] for further information. | Clare Libraries