Carron (Irland)
| Carron An Carn Carran Carron | |||
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| Koordinaten | 53° 2′ N, 9° 5′ W | ||
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| Staat | Irland | ||
| Munster | |||
| Grafschaft | Clare | ||
| ISO 3166-2 | IE-CE | ||
| Telefonvorwahl | +353/065 | ||
 (c) Peter Craine, CC BY-SA 2.0 Cassidy's Pub | |||
Carron (auch Carran, irisch An Carn) bezeichnet eine Streusiedlung in County Clare.
Im Nordwesten grenzt der Ort an das County Galway.
Der Dorfkern besteht aus dem Restaurant und Pub Cassidy’s Pub, dem Clares Rock Hostel, einer Kirche, einer Schule und der alten Schule, in der das Büro des Burren-Life Direktors untergebracht ist. Innerhalb weniger Kilometer kann man The Burren Parfumery, Caherconnell Fort, eine prähistorische Siedlung, den Poulnabrone Dolmen, zwei Turloughs (Sickersee) und die typische Karst-Landschaft des Burrens erreichen.
Söhne und Töchter
Michael Cusack (1847–1906), Gründer der Gaelic Athletic Association
Literatur
- George Cunningham: Burren Jorney North. Ballyvaughan 1992 S. 29
Weblinks
Commons: Carron – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien
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(c) Peter Craine, CC BY-SA 2.0
Cassidy's pub and restaurant, Carran, Co. Clare One of the oldest Pub and Restaurants owned conteniously by the same family. It was established in 1797 as a shibeen an then licenced in 1830. the original premesis was accross the street and the business was moved to this building in 1956.This building was the R.I.C barracks and later the Garda barracks which became vacant in 1955 when the gardai left the area. Today this Pub and Restaurant is well known for great food and traditional music sessions and is a popular venue for weddings. .
(c) Peter Craine, CC BY-SA 2.0
Cassidy's pub and restaurant, Carran, Co. Clare One of the oldest Pub and Restaurants owned conteniously by the same family. It was established in 1797 as a shibeen an then licenced in 1830. the original premesis was accross the street and the business was moved to this building in 1956.This building was the R.I.C barracks and later the Garda barracks which became vacant in 1955 when the gardai left the area. Today this Pub and Restaurant is well known for great food and traditional music sessions and is a popular venue for weddings. .