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This report is based on the findings of additional stakeholder engagement and consultation undertaken following approval of a Town and Village Renewal grant. Our goal is that the new exhibition can be as sustainable and resilient as possible for the challenges that lie ahead, taking into account that the tourism industry has been one of the hardest hit by Covid-19.

Join the Burren Centre team in Kilfenora, Co. Clare. We are looking for: Chef/Cook General Assistant Part-Time Summer Positions Send CV to admin@theburrencentre.ie

On behalf of both Lisdoonvarna Fáilte CLG and Clare Local Development Company to inform you of a significant joint planning initiative that has recently been launched in a compatible catchment of North Clare communities. The purpose of the planning initiative is to create a community-led and community-based roadmap for the strategic regeneration, development and sustainability of the region.

We were delighted to welcome the team from RTÉ One Nationwide to the Burren this week. Presenter Anne Cassin interviewed Oonagh O'Dwyer, Wild Kitchen Bronagh O'Rourke Burren Farm Experience Nuala Mulqueeny of Ailwee Caves all members of the Burren Ecotourism Network. She also met CEO @Jarlath O'Dwyer The programme will air on RTE one in mid February. Thanks to Julie Carr Media for setting up this shoot.

The Burren Centre has been involved with Burren Ecotourism Network since its inception in 2008. We were fortunate to be one of the 18 tourism businesses who got together with a clear vision - that the Burren would become a premier internationally-recognised region ensuring the future economic and social growth and sustainable development of its communities. We are so proud to be a member of this organisation.

The Burren Centre is delighted that we have been awarded €200,000.00 for the fit-out of our exhibition space. ‍ We hope to continue with the work the people of Kilfenora started back in the early seventies when Ireland’s first Interpretative Centre was opened in our village.