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The Stella Maris Hotel
Is a family-run hotel in the heart of the seaside town of
Kilkee. Its attractions are open peat fires, friendly staff
and breakfast veranda which overlooks the bay and town
of Kilkee. Special value diving and golfing holidays can
be arranged for you at the Stella Maris, where a warm
welcome awaits you. Traditional music in the bar and a
good variety of home-cooked food all go to make your stay very pleasant.
Just call and ask for Ann, Stella Maris Hotel, Kilkee, Co. Clare.
Tel: (065) 905 6455, Fax: (065) 906 0006
Email:
info@stellamarishotel.com Web:
www.stellamarishotel.com
The Strand
Restaurant & Guesthouse
Overlooking “The Wild Atlantic
Ocean”. Pick your favourite
from our extensive menu of daily, locally caught
seafood and choicest steaks – while taking in the ever
changing views of Kilkee’s famous crescent shaped
beach. Our restaurant is fully licensed and the tradition of hospitality and
catering has been carried out here for four generations. The spacious 3-star
accommodation offers the same panoramic sea views – it’s a part of Kilkee life
sitting on the Strand Line Wall, relaxing and watching the waves wash upon the
shore. All bedrooms are en suite with TV, tea and coffee facilities, direct dial
telephones, hairdryers and orthopaedic beds.
The Strand, Strand line, Kilkee, Co. Clare.
Tel: 353 659056177, Fax: 353 659056177
Email:
thestrandkilkee@eircom.net
Web:
www.clareguesthouse.com,
www.thestrandkilkee.com
Craft Showcase
A wonderful display of crafts by Irish artisans including
pottery, china, ceramics, pewter, glass, blown crystal,
collectibles, paintings and photographs. Also available is a
range of Irish made hand knits at low prices, Celtic
jewellery in gold, silver and enamel plus basketware,
sheepskin rugs, candles, flower craft, Irish fragrances
and dolls. The Information Centre helps to acquaint you
with West Clare’s rugged beauty, cliff walks, golf courses and places of historic interest.
Craft Showcase Kilkee, Circular Road, Kilkee, Co. Clare.
Tel: (065) 905 6141
Kilkee Road Train
When in Kilkee, you must take a trip on Ireland’s only
public road train. With it’s open air and colourful car-
Myles' Creek Bar
riages it is a marvellous way to see some of the most
Restaurant & Guesthouse
interesting sights on the Clare coast. The 4 kilometre
trip around Kilkee bay takes you from vantage points
Situated in the heart of Kilkee, Myles’
where you can see scuba divers coming and going as
Creek 3-star guesthouse, newly
well as fishermen bringing in their daily catch. The
renovated for the 2007 season, offers a
train stops for a while at the Pollack Holes, large natural swimming pools cut out of
friendly service and comfortable en suite
the rock by the sea and washed by tides twice daily. The train travels the full length
of Kilkee’s famous beach, then through the main streets of the Victorian resort, past
bedrooms, from €25 PPS with secure off
the pavement cafes where people-watching is the most strenuous occupation. A very
street parking. We give excellent value for money. Myles’ Creek bar food
enjoyable trip!
is renowned throughout Co. Clare and is available all day from 9am ‘til
6pm (9.30pm June/July/August). We have live music in the bar most
Further information at: weekends and every night during the summer. Also on the premises is
Kilkee Tourist Office. Tel: (065) 905 6112
a new off-licence and video/dvd club. All in all it makes a visit to Myles’
Creek essential if you are planning a trip to West Clare this year.
Kilkee, Co. Clare. Tel: (065) 905 6771
Kilkee Golf Club
Ideally situated in the heart of the west of Ireland’s
Kilkee Bay Hotel
golfing Mecca, visitors are welcome to enjoy a round at
the Kilkee Golf Club. Open competitions run through
July and August.
The Kilkee Bay Hotel & Suites is located just a
Reasonable green fees
couple of minutes walk form one of Ireland’s
Club and caddy hire facilities
most beautiful beaches and picturesque town. The hotel offers extensive
Full bar, lunch and dinner menu
superior accommodation with spa & leisure facilities. The hotel offers a
Snacks available at the clubhouse
host of accommodation to suit everyone from the discerning traveler to
Large and small parties catered for
the large family and the business client. Banqueting & Wedding facilities
Conference facilities Sentosa Leisure & Spa Two Bedroom Suites
Kilkee Golf Club, Kilkee, Co. Clare
Four Bedroom Holiday Homes on site PJ’s Bar & Croker’s Restaurant
Tel: (065) 905 6048, Fax: (065) 905 6977
Kiddies Club available for July & August Tennis Courts
Email:
kilkeegolfclub@eircom.net
Kilkee Bay Hotel, Kilkee, Co. Clare
Web:
www.kilkeegolfclub.ie
Tel: (065) 906 0060, Fax: (065) 906 0062, Email:
info@kilkee-bay.com
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