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Emohruo B&B

Tourist Board Rating:

Doolin Cliffs Of Moher, Clare, V95 W6DT

Review Score: Superb 9.7/10

3km from Doolin

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Meet your host…

Margaret Carey

Céad Míle Fáilte It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our home and extend a very warm welcome to Emohruo B&B My name is Margaret Carey married to John. We opened up our family home in 1977 to guests. John runs the farm and I look after the B+B. I have three children Caroline, John, Daniel, During your stay you will probably come across my grandchildren that live next door. Of course Shannon our golden retriever is always happy to greet guests.

Cliffs of Moher Road (R478)
Lough North
Doolin
V95 W6DT

Emohruo Bed and Breakfast is located in the traditional village of Doolin, County Clare. The tastefully decorated bedrooms are all en-suite and located on ground level with views onto the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding countryside. The cosy old-style residence lounge has a TV and local information books and leaflets to help guests get the most from their stay. An extensive breakfast menu is available and served in the dining room where guests can enjoy scenic views. Guests will experience great Irish hospitality by the welcoming host, Margaret, and are guaranteed to enjoy her delicious home-baking.

How to get here

Situated a few minutes drive from the spectacular Cliffs of Moher on the R478 road,wild Atlantic Way Coastal Route,near the Stonecutters Restaurant, on the main Doolin/Lisdonvarna Road. Gateway to the Burren Region, Doolin Cave, Aillwee Cave, Poulnabrone Dolmen,Ferries to the Aran Islands and cruise to the Cliffs of Moher, Pitch & Putt, Golfing at Lahinch. St Brigids Well.Poulnabrone Dolmen.

Area Code V95W6DT Luogh North. Cliffs of Moher road R478. Doolin .County Clare.

Sat Nav: Lat (52.992612) - Long (-9.401053)

Facilities

Cot Available
Credit Cards Accepted
Cycling
Fishing within 5kms
Golfing within 5kms
Hair Dryer
Horse Riding
Internet Access
Ironing
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
Tea In Bedrooms
TV in Bedroom
Walking
Wi-Fi

Customer Reviews

10 Exceptional (71)	5 Average (0)
9 Superb (11)	4 Below Average (0)
8 Fabulous (2)	3 Fair (0)
7 Very Good (3)	2 Poor (0)
6 Good (0)	1 Very Poor (0)

Overall Score

9.7/10

Superb

Dawna Allison

09 Dec 2019

Review Score: 10/10

Our stay at Emohruo B & B was wonderful. Margaret was a gracious host offering a delicious breakfast, friendly conversation and our room was both comfortable and quite roomy...like a home away from home. Doolin was quaint and full of Irish charm. Music in the village pubs was fabulous. Doolin's proximity to local sites like The Cliffs of Moher and The Burren made it a perfect home base for a couple of days. I WISH it could have been longer, I loved it there. Maybe next time!

Seth and Dorothy

05 Dec 2019

Review Score: 10/10

Margaret was an exceptional host!! She was not only welcoming, but shared her knowledge on the local history. We absolutely loved our stay with her and plan on staying again in the near future. Highly recommend!! Plus she made awesome scones!!

Stacey Whitfield

19 Nov 2019

Review Score: 10/10

We loved Margaret and Emohruo B&B!! Our room was cozy and clean, and well appointed!! She suggested a wonderful pub, O'Conners and it was lovely. She made a beautiful breakfast and encouraged us to take scones with us!! It was our favorite B&B and we plan on going back!!

Marc Rudkin

07 Nov 2019

Review Score: 10/10

Our host was a very warm and friendly woman. Had a wonderful chat during our breakfast. She gave us directions to the most amazing pub where the musicians just came in a played all night and even had singing. It was the most memorable evening of our entire trip. The B&B was quite comfortable, and very easy to find🥰

Host's Reply:
Hi Marc Thank you for taking the time to post a wonderful review. It was a real pleasure to accommodate you.Hopefully you will return someday to Emohruo B+B. Kind regards Margaret Carey

Tamara Johnson

04 Nov 2019

Review Score: 9/10

Fabulous location, easy trip into Doolin to visit the pub and listen to music. Highly recommend

Tourist Board Rating:

Meet your host…

Margaret Carey

Céad Míle Fáilte It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our home and extend a very warm welcome to Emohruo B&B My name is Margaret Carey married to John. We opened up our family home in 1977 to guests. John runs the farm and I look after the B+B. I have three children Caroline, John, Daniel, During your stay you will probably come across my grandchildren that live next door. Of course Shannon our golden retriever is always happy to greet guests.

Cliffs of Moher Road (R478)
Lough North
Doolin
V95 W6DT

Nearby attractions

1 hour cruise from Doolin point to the Aran Islands. : When you visit the Aran Islands you enter one of the last outposts of Gaelic Civilisation where Irish is still the spoken language of its inhabitants.The isands are an extension of the Burren in Co.Clare. High cliffs,incredible rugged landscapes,ancient forts and other relics of pre-history abound.In archeological circles the islands are famous for their prehistoric forts of dry stone masonary. Traditiona Irish music sessions are a feature of the islands pubs where you can also make the acquaintance of the local peope or just have a chat. The islands have plenty of excellent restaurants and craft shops where you can buy the famous Aran sweaters. If you wish to book this cruise Margaret your hostess will be happy to assist you.
A Music Trail through Ireland.: Evenings of Music, Song, Dance and Storytelling 9pm Monday nights, commences 11th July at Teach Ceoil Ennistymon.20 minute drive from Emohruo B+B Traditional Irish Music in Doolin at O Connors Pub, Mc Ganns Pub and Mc Dermotts Pub.
Bird watching at the Cliffs: Take a cruies to the moher Cliffs and see the birds hatching on the cliff ledge. The puffins have arrived 30/03/2012
Burren Guided Walks with Mary Howard: Web: Burren Guided Walks Burren Guided Walks and Hikes are a guiding service offering everything from short rambles to half and full day guided walks and hikes. Our guiding service is available all year round amid some of the most spectacular scenery in Ireland. If you’re a casual rambler, a more seasoned walker or an experienced hiker, Mary Howard and Burren Guided Walks and Hikes can be your trusted guide as you walk in the Burren region of Ireland. All levels of fitness and experience are catered for from gentle rambles to challenging hill climbs.
Cliffs of Moher Cruise.: 1hour cruise from Doolin Harbour or early morning cruise from Liscannor. View some of the highest sea clliffs in Europe-up to 214 mtrs high & 8km long Largest seabird colony in Ireland- including Puffins, Guillemots and Razorbils
Doolin Cliff Walk: Doolin Cliff Walk provides a guided walk from Fisherstreet in the Doolin Village of County Clare along the sea cliffs leading to the Cliffs of Moher.The walk will be guided by local historian and farmer, Pat Sweeney who will follow a trail route along the coast and above the Doolin cliffs. With the green fields of cows and sheep on the local farms on one side and the pounding waves of the Atlantic this is a unique way to experience the stunning views and breathtaking rural beauty of this part of Clare. Doolin Cliff Walk will commence outside Gus O Connors Pub in Fisherstreet in Doolin- each morning at 10 am Bookings can be arranged for you with the tour guide.
Doolin Pitch & Putt.: Doolin Pitch & Putt is an 18 hole links course located on the road to Doolin pier overlooking the Atlantic Ocean with spectacular views of the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher.
Doolin- the Home of Traditional Irish Music at the famous O Connors Pub Fisherstreet Doolin.: THE HISTORY Gus O'Connors Pub is of course a Must for all fans of irish folk-music . Gus O'Connor's Pub is dating back to the year 1832 and nowadays they have many live-perfpormances of traditional music every night in the summer-season, the sessions start at 09.30p.m. and last untill late at night. Everything is un-formal and easy and you will also see that this is not just a tourist-show, but the music comes out of the performers hearts... Gus O'Connor's Pub is also well known for great food : the kitchen is open between noon and 09.00p.m. Dont care for a dress-code, this is not the state-opera, this is for the ordinary people and tourists are welcome as well. A BRIEF HISTORY OF IRISH MUSIC Doolin has had a living musical heritage for many decades. Being a gealteacht area up until the later part of the last century, music, singing, dancing and story telling have always formed the fabric of this community. This all occurred at house dances rather than the pub culture we see there today. In the 1930's Seamus O'Duillearga recorded extensively in the area for the benefit of the Irish Folklore Commission (1935-1971) now the Department of Irish Folklore UCD. These recordings are available there to the public. Doolin today is internationally renowned for its music. This is thanks to the earlier generations of musicians from the area. Most famous of these perhaps is the Russell brothers Micho, Gussie and Pakie. In the 1960's they brought their unique music to a world stage. Micho through television, radio and international tours made Doolin a household name . People travelled from all over the world to meet these ambassadors of Doolin. Helped by its geographical position, a small fishing village at the foot of the Cliffs of Moher and a doorway to the Burren the rest is musical history. Since these early days many musicians and visitors alike have made Doolin what it is today - a thriving community and a great place to have a few tunes! Three pubs (McGann'
Dusty the Doolin Dolphin just a ten minute drive from Emohruo B+B: Come and see Dusty the Doolin Dolphin. This young female dolphin first interacted with people in Doolin, Co. Clare in the summer of 2000. By spring 2001 she had moved up the coast to Derreen near Fanore, Co. Clare, where she was resident for nearly four years. There were no sightings of Dusty from mid-December 2004 to mid-February 2005, when she reappeared in the Green Island area of Co. Clare, north of Milltown Malbay. From March 2005 to November 2009 she was seen and swum with most often at White Strand near Spanish Point, but also visited several less accessible locations in the same area. From November 2009 she has again been largely resident at Derreen, though she seems to range more widely than in her first period there. Dusty is an extremely patient, playful and interactive dolphin who is known for sharing herself around all the people who come to swim, dive, surf and kayak with her.
Fossils, Gems and Minerals. (Shopping): An innovative show room filled with the earth's natural treasures.Most are on sale and there is something for everyone. Crystals of quartz birth stones and healing crystals,stone vases and trays, magnificent Celtic carvings on slate. The Rock Shop is just a few minutes drive from Emohruo B+B
Guided tours on the Burren Hills: 2. Burren Hill Walks with Shane Connolly Guided tours through the Burren region. The walks cover the geology, botany and history of the Burren while exploring the region on foot. Each walk is tailor made to suit different energy levels and time requirements. The service is all year round. It is an ideal opportunity to experience the Burren away from the beaten track, with the help and knowledge of a local guide. There are four types of walks on offer: (1) Mixed walks - covering all aspects (2) Botany and nature walks (3) History and archaeology walks (4) Wilderness treks The duration and walking length is tailored to each group. Dawn and Sunset Walks. Weekend and weekday packages organised.
Guided walks in the Burren Region: Enjoy a unique walking experience and explore the Burren Region with a local guide. Choose a walk from a variety of gentle rambles to rigorous hill climbs, or walks can be designed for you and your requirements.Visit a wide range of historic monuments and unique habitats or escape to hidden corners of the Burren. Aspects covered on each walk include Geolyogy, Natural History,Botany,Ancient Monuments and Archaeology, Wildlife, History, Folklore, Agriculture Conservation.
Horse Riding : Located at the edge of the Burren a short distance from Doolin Co.Clare. Treks and trails boast panoramic views of the Cliffs of Moher , Aran Islands and Connemara Mountains. Trek into the heart of the Burren where you will get a great taste of Irish History with stone forts and old famine ruins. Everyone from beginner to advanced rider,kids,families and groups are welcome. Tracks to suit everybody ranging from 1 to 6 hours
Moher Hill Farm, a must for the children: Beautifully situated overlooking Liscannor Bay, this award Winning Farm is just a few minutes drive from Emohruo B+B Doolin- Cliffs of Moher on the west coast of Ireland. Visitors to the farm can interact with a variety of beguiling animals, those typical to Irish farms and some from more exotic locations including emu,ostrich,llama and a family of Vietnamese pot bellied pigs. Miniature donkeys and falabella ponies are a great favourite. There are also a number of purpose built indoor facilities including go-karting, bouncing castle and ball pool and a range of outdoor facilities including animal paddocks,mini golf,fully equipped children's play area and picnic area. Antique farmyard machinery also on display.
Relax in Doolin.County Clare with the family: Doolin Pitch & Putt is an 18hole links course located on the road to Doolin Pier overlooking the Atlantic Ocean with spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean with spectacular views on the Aran Islands and Cliffs of Moher. Everyone is catered for from beginners to the experienced. What better way to spend a few hours enjoying the scenery,outdoors in the fresh air on a laid back and fun course.
Russell Memorial Festival, Doolin. Co Clare: The Russell festival is a traditional Irish Music festival held in Doolin on the last full weekend in February each year.The festival was established in 1985.
Surf Safari: Learn to surf with a fully qualified clare local with over 25 years surfing experience. All equipment provided Transportation to and from the surf beaches. Lessons are €35.00 per person
The wonder of Doolin: A stunning underworld experience.Doolin Cave is one of Europe's most compelling cave attractions.It is a truly authentic experience. It is your only opportunity to see such a large free hanging stalactite
The wonder of Doolin.: Doolin Cave the great stalactite,you'll never see anyhing else like it. Doolin Cave is one of Europe's most compelling cave attractions. It is truly authentic experience. It is your only opportunity to see such a large hanging stalactite.
Traditional Irish Music in Doolin : Traditional Irish music nightly in Doolin's traditional Irish pubs. Gus O Connors, Mc Ganns & Mc Dermotts. Concerts at Doolin Cave The best of traditional Irish Music in Doolin. Tickets at the door or on line. On Thursdays at 7pm in July & August.
Willie Clancy Summer School of Traditional Irish Music: This festival is in memory of Willie Clancy, held annualy on the first full week in July in Miltown. County Clare. which is only a 30 minute drive from Emohruo B and B