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Traveling From Tipperary to Kilmurry (Clare)

Your journey from Tipperary to Kilmurry (Clare) offers a fascinating contrast between Tipperary's lush, rolling hills and Kilmurry's charming coastal vistas.

Best Neighbourhoods in Kilmurry (Clare)

Kilmurry (Clare) offers delightful neighborhoods rich in culture and atmosphere.

Kilmurry Village

• Quaint shops and cafes line the charming streets.

• Easy access to scenic walking trails.

Kilrush Road

• Vibrant local community events throughout the year.

• Close proximity to stunning coastal views.

Clarecastle

• Historic sites that showcase the area’s heritage.

• Family-friendly parks ideal for relaxation.

Best Times To Visit Kilmurry (Clare)'s Attractions

Timing your visit to Kilmurry's attractions can greatly enhance your experience.

Kilmurry Heritage Centre

Visit during weekdays in the morning for a quieter experience with local insights.

Clarecastle Abbey

Late afternoon visits offer beautiful light for photography and fewer tourists.

Kilmurry Beach

Early mornings in summer provide serene views and a peaceful atmosphere.

Kilmurry (Clare) Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Kilmurry enjoys a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers, making it a lovely destination throughout the year. Visiting between late spring and early autumn typically offers the best weather, enhancing outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Dining Recommendation in Kilmurry (Clare)

Try the freshly caught seafood chowder at The Crooked Beam, where the coastal flavors of Clare brighten the experience with a taste of the Atlantic. Unlike the hearty fare typically found in Tipperary, this dish captures the essence of Kilmurry's maritime heritage, offering a lighter, yet equally satisfying, culinary adventure.