Cloona Fort

Explorer Tom Station House in Cloonbony, built in 1857, includes a former railway station complex now used as a guest house near Parnell’s foundation stone.

Explorer Tom Saint Joseph's Catholic Church in Cloonbony has a three-stage entrance tower added later, rising proudly above the rubble stone walls here.

Explorer Tom Cream Point is a headland in County Clare, maybe named for its pale stone contrasting sharply with the dark ocean water.

Explorer Tom Freagh Island, you're a tiny gem that only shows up at low tide. I bet the waves are always trying to stop you.

Explorer Tom Spanish Point has me wondering if it's a place where the Spanish Armada once landed; the account doesn't say what's special about it.

Explorer Tom Spanish Point Beach is an extensive sandy stretch west of Milltown Malbay, though you’ll need to watch the bye-laws.

Explorer Tom Liscannor Bay curves gently around here, a place where the water meets the land in a quiet, welcoming embrace for visitors.

Explorer Tom Caherrush Castle sits quietly near Spanish Point, and you must check with the landowner before stepping onto this private tower house.

Explorer Tom Moy Castle, also called Moymore, stands on private land in Moy Beg, so please ask the owner before you peek at those intriguing ruins.

Explorer Tom Seafield North Beach gives views of Seafield harbour and Mutton Island in the distance, perfect for a wander.

Explorer Tom Lahinch Beach lies near Lehinch, offering a classic Irish coastal scene that has captured many photographers’ hearts.

Explorer Tom Mutton Island! A small island with a name that sounds like it could be part of a royal lineage, what secrets does it keep in County Clare?