Gaelfhois
   
  Tá fáilte romhat chuig Inis Mór.

Botanically and geologically the Aran Islands are a continuation of the Burren.



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Dates

  • 1 - 7th June
  • 7 - 14th June
  • 14 - 21st June
  • 21 - 28th June
  • 28th June - 5th July
  • 5 - 12th July
  • 12 - 19th June
  • 26th July - 2nd August
  • 9 - 16th August
  • 16 - 23rd August
  • 23 - 30th August


Courses for Special Interest Visitors:

Gaeilge/Irish
  • How about brushing up on your “cúpla focal” ?
  • Or maybe you’re an absolute beginner ?
Our language courses are made to cater for the needs of adults at all learning stages. Contact us to dicuss your groups interest and requirements.


Archaeology.

There are four divisions in the archaeological history of Inis Mór:
  • The Megalithic tombs, and standing stones from the Bronze Age.
  • The stone forts of Inis Mór are possibly the most impressive prehistoric remains of Celtic Europe. Thousands visit Dún Aonghasa during the summer.
  • Early Christian vestiges scattered throughout the island.
  • Recent developments of note.
Advanced bookings required .