This is a week of fun and learning for the community and visitors. Children from 5years + learn all about water safety and develop their skills in swimming.

Details of how to book a place will be shared in July 2025.

The Clare Island Folk Festival is back and getting ready to bring you yet another instalment of some of the finest musicians, songwriters and performers in the country.

For more information, please visit Clare Island Folk Festival Website or their Facebook Page

We invite you to join us for a celebration of contemporary Irish Film. Ireland’s most intimate film festival for film lovers.

We have some great ideas for this year,  and we hope you can join us for another special weekend on Clare Island!

For more information please visit either the Clare Island Film Festival Website or their Facebook page

Day One – Inishturk
Your Atlantic island adventure begins with a 50-minute ferry ride from Roonagh Pier to the remote charm of Inishturk. After arriving, settle in with fresh scones, coffee, and warm hospitality at Pauline’s Tea Rooms. Next, join local legend Jack Heanue for an unforgettable hands-on lobster fishing experience—indoors if the weather turns. Cap the morning with a bracing dip at the secluded Tránaun Beach, where towels (and Atlantic waves) await.

Day Two – Clare Island
Wake up your senses with freshly brewed coffee and cinnamon scrolls at the Clare Island Oven before stepping into history with a private tour of Grace O’Malley’s legendary castle. Then, hop on an e‑bike for a scenic ride to Ballytoughey Loom and meet the island’s master handweaver.

Fuel up with a colourful farm‑to‑table lunch and eco-tour at Macalla Farm, then continue cycling to the dramatic sea cliffs surrounding Clare Island Lighthouse, with exclusive access to its tower. Optional stops include the 12th-century Clare Island Abbey and a sunset visit to the atmospheric Napoleonic Tower.

As evening falls, sample rare sea-aged whiskeys with Carl, then gather at the Anchor Bar for a hearty dinner and perhaps a spontaneous island singalong to end the day on a high note.

Day Three – Keep Discovering
After two unforgettable nights, it’s time to sail back to the mainland with O’Malley Ferries—at your own pace with departures at 10 am or 1 pm. But your journey doesn’t have to end there. Spend time exploring the colourful charm of Westport Town, cycle beneath the leafy canopy of the Great Western Greenway, or take on the iconic pilgrimage up Croagh Patrick for one of the most breathtaking views in all of Clew Bay.

Day One – Inishturk
Your Atlantic island adventure begins with a 50-minute ferry ride from Roonagh Pier to the remote charm of Inishturk. After arriving, settle in with fresh scones, coffee, and warm hospitality at Pauline’s Tea Rooms. Next, join local legend Jack Heanue for an unforgettable hands-on lobster fishing experience—indoors if the weather turns. Cap the morning with a bracing dip at the secluded Tránaun Beach, where towels (and Atlantic waves) await.

Day Two – Clare Island
Wake up your senses with freshly brewed coffee and cinnamon scrolls at the Clare Island Oven before stepping into history with a private tour of Grace O’Malley’s legendary castle. Then, hop on an e‑bike for a scenic ride to Ballytoughey Loom and meet the island’s master handweaver.

Fuel up with a colourful farm‑to‑table lunch and eco-tour at Macalla Farm, then continue cycling to the dramatic sea cliffs surrounding Clare Island Lighthouse, with exclusive access to its tower. Optional stops include the 12th-century Clare Island Abbey and a sunset visit to the atmospheric Napoleonic Tower.

As evening falls, sample rare sea-aged whiskeys with Carl, then gather at the Anchor Bar for a hearty dinner and perhaps a spontaneous island singalong to end the day on a high note.

Day Three – Keep Discovering
After two unforgettable nights, it’s time to sail back to the mainland with O’Malley Ferries—at your own pace with departures at 10 am or 1 pm. But your journey doesn’t have to end there. Spend time exploring the colourful charm of Westport Town, cycle beneath the leafy canopy of the Great Western Greenway, or take on the iconic pilgrimage up Croagh Patrick for one of the most breathtaking views in all of Clew Bay.

Day One – Inishturk
Your Atlantic island adventure begins with a 50-minute ferry ride from Roonagh Pier to the remote charm of Inishturk. After arriving, settle in with fresh scones, coffee, and warm hospitality at Pauline’s Tea Rooms. Next, join local legend Jack Heanue for an unforgettable hands-on lobster fishing experience—indoors if the weather turns. Cap the morning with a bracing dip at the secluded Tránaun Beach, where towels (and Atlantic waves) await.

Day Two – Clare Island
Wake up your senses with freshly brewed coffee and cinnamon scrolls at the Clare Island Oven before stepping into history with a private tour of Grace O’Malley’s legendary castle. Then, hop on an e‑bike for a scenic ride to Ballytoughey Loom and meet the island’s master handweaver.

Fuel up with a colourful farm‑to‑table lunch and eco-tour at Macalla Farm, then continue cycling to the dramatic sea cliffs surrounding Clare Island Lighthouse, with exclusive access to its tower. Optional stops include the 12th-century Clare Island Abbey and a sunset visit to the atmospheric Napoleonic Tower.

As evening falls, sample rare sea-aged whiskeys with Carl, then gather at the Anchor Bar for a hearty dinner and perhaps a spontaneous island singalong to end the day on a high note.

Day Three – Keep Discovering
After two unforgettable nights, it’s time to sail back to the mainland with O’Malley Ferries—at your own pace with departures at 10 am or 1 pm. But your journey doesn’t have to end there. Spend time exploring the colourful charm of Westport Town, cycle beneath the leafy canopy of the Great Western Greenway, or take on the iconic pilgrimage up Croagh Patrick for one of the most breathtaking views in all of Clew Bay.