The document discusses several attractions in County Clare, Ireland. It describes the Cliffs of Moher as one of Ireland's top attractions, reaching 214m high, and home to puffins. It mentions McGann's Cave, discovered by Jacko McGann, containing bear remains and birds of prey. Daniel O'Connell is noted as winning a seat in Clare and having a statue in Ennis. Details are provided about Lough Derg, the second largest lake in Ireland, reaching 36m deep with burial sites on Holy Island. Bunratty Castle is described as portraying olden times clothing and having a village with a school and shops.

2.  The Cliffs of Moher are one of Ireland's top Visitor
attractions.
 The Cliffs are 214m high at the highest point.
 They are located not too far from the village of
Liscannor.
 Some Puffins live on the Cliffs of Moher.

3.  The man who discovered the cave was Jacko
McGann.
 Many types of birds live in Burrens Birds Of Prey.
 The remains of bears can also be seen inside the
caves.
 It is also known as McGanns cave.

4.  Daniel O’Connell won a seat in Clare in
the 1828 General Election.
 He was the eldest of ten children and
was adopted
 Daniel O’ Connells statue is in Ennis.

5.  Lough Derg is the second largest lake in
Ireland.
 At its deepest it is 36 metres.
 There are many people burried on Holy
island which is a small island in Lough
Derg.

6.  In Bunratty Castle they wear clothes from
olden times.
 My grandmother makes all the costumes
that the entertainers wear in the castle.
 There is a school and lots shops in the old
time part of the village.