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Located on the River Fergus and surrounded by lakes, the picturesque village of Corofin is a gateway town to the world-famous Burren region.
Outdoor enthusiasts are spoiled for choice with a selection of walking routes and outdoor activities to choose from in the area.
Inchiquin lake is situated on the western outskirts of Corofin, at the base of surrounding hills, the 260-acre lake is a perfect birdwatching spot as it is home to White Tailed Eagles, Kingfishers, Grey Herons, white and black swans, mallard ducks, and many more species.
Dysert O'Dea Castle is walking distance from Laurelvale
Apartment and is an authentically restored 15th century castle that houses the Clare Archaeology Centre.
The Lough Avalla Farm Loop, located a ten-minute drive from Corofin, is a 6km walk along the shores of the idyllic Lough Avala and through farm pastures, hazel wood stretches and the renowned limestone landscape of the Burren.
Corofin is located a short distance from Kilnaboy and Leamaneh Castle, an important local crossroads from where you can branch off to some of the Burren's most popular attractions including Aillwee Burren Experience, Poulnabrone Dolmen, Caherconnell Stone Fort, the Michael Cusack Centre, Kilfenora Cathedral, Corcomroe Abbey and Father Ted's Parochial House.