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A landmark mixed-use property on Main Street in Clifden has been brought to the market by Matt O'Sullivan Estate Agent, Auctioneer and Valuer, offering a compelling opportunity to acquire a well-established restaurant alongside two self-contained residential units in one of Ireland’s most vibrant coastal towns.

Dr Karen Weekes, the Kinvara resident who became the first Irish woman to row solo across the Atlantic Ocean, will next week launch a book outlining her achievement, as well as how to build the mindset to meet your own challenges.

A man with two years’ rowing experience is to take on the Atlantic Ocean in a mammoth fundraising challenge for two charities.

When Fergus Farrell woke up after having surgery in Dublin’s Mater Hospital in late October 2018, he could not move his feet. He could not feel them, either. In fact, it seemed as if they did not belong to him. It was like someone’s else’s feet had been put into his bed and his own had gone missing, he says.

On Galway's Headford Road, the Menlo Park Hotel stands as both a landmark and a legacy, a family farm transformed into a thriving four-star destination through vision, resilience, and a deep sense of community.

Nestled on the stunning shores of Sheephaven Bay, Dunfanaghy is a vibrant village on Ireland’s renowned Wild Atlantic Way. With the vast Atlantic Ocean stretching beyond and the dramatic Derryveagh Mountains rising in the distance, Dunfanaghy offers visitors a breathtaking blend of sea, sky, and rugged landscapes that capture the very spirit of Donegal.

The Cliffs of Moher are beautiful from the top, but have you ever considered what they would look like from sea level? Why not connect with the wildlife, beauty, and cultural heritage of Clare on a round trip of the cliffs with Doolin Ferry Tours?

What is this Wild Atlantic Way you speak of? Are you ready for the journey of a lifetime that will take you along the snaking route of one of the most westerly parts of Europe, where the ocean kisses Ireland; that bitter bowl of tears that brought so many people from this island right across the world for centuries.

If your idea of golfing heaven includes the roar of the Atlantic Ocean, windswept coastal cliffs, and fairways that rise and fall with nature’s rhythm, then look no further than Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. With Rory McIlroy’s recent triumph at the Masters sparking fresh interest in Irish golf, and the return of The Open to the island this summer, this storied stretch of coastline is enjoying a moment in the global spotlight — and rightly so.

Every once in a while, the west of Ireland is graced with a sunny day, and what better way to spend that miraculous day than with a trip to one of the many beaches in Clare? Discover three of the best beaches along the Wild Atlantic Way below, so you are prepared for when the sun does show.