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one of the most varied half-day tours I know

The gentle rustling of the reeds in the wind and the flapping of the wings of the water birds that find shelter here give the place a relaxed atmosphere. The lake not only plays an important role as a bird paradise, but also in the region's water regulation - it protects the surrounding area from flooding after heavy rain. This functional aspect gives the body of water an additional meaning that goes beyond its pure beauty. The paths around the lake are easy to drive, but it is worth letting your eyes wander - you may spot one or two rare bird species that make their home here.

The imposing cathedral, which celebrated its first mass in 1842, tells a story of slow construction progress and challenges that continued into the late 19th century. The grey stone walls and the high tower exude a calm that invites you to pause for a moment. In front of the entrance stands the sculpture "Healing Hands" by Shane Gilmore. The words from the book of Isaiah on the palm enhance the atmosphere of this place and create a connection between past and present.

Views of Inchicronan Lough. Freshwater lake fed by the Fergus river and its tributaries

This trail of forest tracks and bogland. On the high point around 220m you are treated to panoramic views towards the Slieve Aughty Mountains and the Burren.

Cycling the Fergus river, outside Ennis you can view the ruins of Clare Abbey historic monument.

A beautiful and biodiverse nature park and bird sanctuary outside the town of Ennis. The lake is fed by waters of the Fergus river.

The Cathedral tall stipple will guide your way around town. The beautiful Church of Saints Peter and Paul is a landmark not to be missed when visiting the town. Located on Station Road it is within easy reach of the train station.