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A remarkable medieval church ruin. A cross made of large stones is embedded in the front wall.

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.

A special place to stop for quality refreshments

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

Also known as Ballyalla Lake, there is a seating area along the eastern edge of Ballyallia Lough which makes for a peaceful lunch stop. It plays an important part in water storage to prevent flooding after heavy rainfall.

The original Tau Cross in the Clare Heritage Centre in Corofin. The stone cross is located in the Clare Heritage & Genealogy Centre in Corofin. The cross, also known as the Tau Cross from Roughan Hill, was probably erected in the 12th century and served as a church boundary stone. The early monasticism of the Irish-Scottish Church used such boundary stones to mark the area of a monastery as a sanctuary. The cross was carved from a single piece of limestone, with two faces with hands between them carved into the top of the arms. The Tau Cross originally stood south of the R476 road from Killinaboy (Irish Cill Iníne Baoith) to Kilfenora (Cill Fhionnúrach), also in County Clare. https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/6072787 A replica of the monument now stands there. - https://www.clareroots.com/taucross.htm

A beautiful wild lake and a great hike