Enjoyed my time looking around. It is a very old building and nice to have a look back to times past.

The people attending the recent genealogy workshop had a private tour of the Ennis Friary. We were given much information on its history, and the meaning of the various symbols included in it. My niece and I very much enjoyed the tour.

The recently renovated Ennis Friary is a must visit for anyone visiting Clare. The Friary dates back to the 13th century & has been beautifully restored. There is a new roof & new displays with friendly guides to explain it all.

The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. The OPW discount heritage card was more than worth the price we paid.

This recently renovated (partially) friary is no better than many others throughout Ireland but it is very convientently located in downtown Ennis. Ennis has a great many historical connections so it is a great town to walk around reading the various information signs. In side are many details of period art work and architecture well explained by signs and helpful... More

I came across the friary by accident and it was a gem. Well preserved and presented, and no cost. A winner.

The entrance is free and there are guides available to give a little about the history. It is being restored, so there are some modern structures that have been added.

drop by to have a look. it was free when i went there.

It was with great trepidation that I watched the work on Ennis Friary over the last two years or so. I played in these ruins as a child and loved the place; the wonderful old tombs and carvings, the amazing grave stones going back hundreds of years, the spiral staircase in the tower which ended aburptly in an unguarded 80... More