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Regions of the British Isles - Shannon IrelandFancy staying in a 17th-century castle? How about riding the waves with a school of friendly dolphins? The Shannon region has it all from ancient artifacts to mind-blowing scenery to authentic traditional Irish music. And it's just waiting to be discovered.A place of legendary beauty, the Shannon region embraces the counties of Clare, Limerick, South Offaly and North Tipperary and takes its name from the majestic River Shannon. Bordered by the wild and dramatic Atlantic coastline, it's an area replete with breathtaking cliffs, golden beaches and quiet coves along Europe's most westerly shores. The stunning natural landscape also includes the rugged, lunar-like plateau of the Burren in North Clare, and the idyllic waters of Lough Derg — Ireland's main pleasure lake. With excellent visitor attractions, a whole host of activities from world-class golf to fishing and horseriding, and very friendly locals, it's the perfect spot to forget all your worries with a trip to remember.
For up to date information on attractions and events throughout this region, please contact your local BRITcileadair to find a BRIT near you |
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