There are numerous prehistoric structures in the Burren and the Gleninsheen Wedge Tomb is just one impressive example. It dates from around 2500BC.
Wedge tombs are named for their wedge shaped plan: they are narrower and lower towards the rear. The limestone area of The Burren provides plenty of large slabs for such purposes. In the same area there are over seventy megalithic tombs.
Explore Caherconnell Stone Fort, a stone ringfort in the beautiful Burren region in County Clare. Learn about megalithic tomb builders in a fascinating audio visual presentation and book in to watch the daily sheepdog trials.
The Dining Room is located in the beautiful Gregans Castle Hotel, set within the breathtaking landscape of the Burren in Ballyvaughan, County Clare. This elegant restaurant serves creative, modern Irish cuisine.
Aillwee Burren Experience: Cave Tours, Birds of Prey & Farm Shop is located in County Clare. Explore life underground in one of Ireland's most fascinating caves, Aillwee Cave, and unlock many secrets of the Burren through amazing underground and overground experiences.
Admire County Clare’s famed limestone landscape on this pleasant 8km loop that crosses valley and woodland. Starting at the seaside village of Ballyvaughan, the route passes close to Aillwee Cave, the best known of the Burren’s many ancient geological sites.
Experience something extraordinary with Heart of Burren Walks in County Clare. Join expert and author Tony Kirby on a guided walk in one of the most distinctive landscapes in Europe. The rocky, majestic Burren is part of a UNESCO Global GeoPark.
After exploring the pretty town of Ballyvaughan, the wilds of the Burren and the songs of the ocean, savour some of the freshest seafood in Monks Ballyvaughan, Seafood Restaurant & Bar in County Clare.
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