Clifden

Clifden

Sandwiched between the foothills of the Twelve Bens and the Atlantic Ocean, resting on the northern banks of the Owenglin River, the coastal town of Clifden lies in the region of Connemara in County Galway, Ireland. Dubbed the ’Capital of Connemara’, Clifden is the largest town in the region. It boasts a vibrant cosmopolitan atmosphere and a thriving tourism industry. Visitors can look forward to viewing the two spires which dominate the town’s skyline belonging to the St Joseph’s Catholic Church and Christ Church of Ireland. Popular activities include: Gaelic football, hill walking, golfing, fishing, and sailing. Don’t miss the opportunity to play a round on the incredibly picturesque Connemara Championship Links, one of the most popular links courses in the country.

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