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   Featured Attractions
May 8, 2013
Burren Marathon Challenge

Saturday, May 25th

Apr 23, 2013
Doolin Writers Weekend
Doolin, May 24th~26th
Apr 15, 2013
Burren Slow Food Festival

Lisdoonvarna, May 17th~19th

Apr 12, 2013
Inisheer Arts

Áras Éanna, Inisheer

Mar 25, 2013
The Gathering Ireland 2013

 

 

Mar 5, 2013

Dun Aengus
Inishmore, Dun Aengus Fort
   Inis Meáin

Inis Meáin     (Inishmaan)

 

 

This islands name mean "middle island".  As the name states it is positioned in-between Inis Mór and Inis Oírr.  The local community consists of about 200 people making it the least populated of the three islands.  It is about 4km by 2.4km (2,252 acres).

 

 

The ferry crossing is about 40 minutes from Doolin Pier (one way).  Inis Meáin is the least visited of the islands and yet has much to offer.

 

There are stunning sights to take in on Inis Meáin such as medieval forts, churches and the ever famous "Synges Chair".  The thatched cottage where John Millington Synge stayed has been authentically restored and is open to visitors.  There are over 300 flowering plants from places as far as The Artic and The Mediterranean region found on Inis Meáin.  A wide variety of nesting birds and natural ecosystems are also to be found on this tranquil gem.

 

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