Churchfield B&B
Review
Churchfield B&B here in Doolin, Co. Clare, stands out as a beacon of warmth and hospitality. Originally established by Maeve Fitzgerald, it’s now run by her granddaughter Aoife and her partner Dessie, who continue the legacy of excellence offered by Maeve. Situated in the heart of Doolin, a lively village famous for its traditional music sessions every night, this B&B offers the perfect retreat for visitors. Open all year round, it combines affordability with charm, making it accessible to all. Guests can’t stop raving about the hearty breakfasts that set the tone for exploring the surrounding beauty, including the outstanding beaches, Cliffs of Moher and the Burren. With its welcoming atmosphere and unbeatable value, Churchfield B&B is an essential stop for anyone visiting Co. Clare.
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Roadford
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Doolin, Co. Clare
, V95 K523
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