East Clare Food Trail

SUNDAY Oct 16th

Dromoland

Food Tastings at Market Stalls

Free coffee with Féasta Bia scone

FOOD TASTINGSAT THE SHOP

by David McCann.11:00 to 12:00

Pizza from clay oven

Buy your apple tree

Traditional food tastings

Féasta Bia Dish

Scariff

Killaloe

Bunratty

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Killaloe Farmers’ Market

Weekly artisan market offering local produce of all kinds including meats, organic vegetables, Irish food with an India twist, fresh soda breads.

Open Sunday 11am- 3pm

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Wild Irish Chocolate

Patricia Farrell went in search of a sweet life 11 years ago and landed on the shores of Lough Derg. She followed her childhood dream to make a world of chocolate!Workshop open for visits weekdays.


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The Irish Seed Savers’ Association

A living testimony to the richness and wealth of the agricultural legacy of our ancestors. Irish Seed Savers’ Association was founded in 1991. Hundreds of ancient Irish apples.


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The Coffee Pot

On the Killaloe side of the river, the buzzing Coffee Pot & Deli serves hearty grub on a patio decorated with flower pots and antique soap ads.


Tulla Farmers’ Market

Open Saturdays, 10:30 to 12:00, this tiny market is hosted in the local Court Hall, offering delightful homemade-cakes and local crafts. Coffee, tea and music are available. An ideal place to meet with local people.


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J.P Clarke’s Country Pub

A rustic country pub featuring reclaimed sandstone floors, timber beams with brick and stone walls, Delicious and Delightful food.


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Bunratty Castle and Folk Park

A stunning re-creation of 19th Century Ireland, featuring various types of farmhouses, a church, a magical walled garden and village street complete with pub, post office and various shops.


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Dromoland Castle

Combines the freshest, locally sourced produce with an extensive selection of dining options including à la carte, gastronomic, and daily table d'hôte (set menu), there is something for everyone at this famous 5-Star Castle Restaurant in Clare.


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Béal Borumha

2 km north of killaloe, Brian Boru’s fort stood on the site of an Iron Age ring at the head of Lough Derg. The word "Borumha" comes from the tribute paid by those crossing the river and is thought to be the origin of Brian Boru's name.

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