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Clew Bay Destination and Experience Development Plan

Positioning Clew Bay as a must-see destination on the Wild Atlantic Way, building on the unique land, sea, and sky of County Mayo.

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A house on a hill with water and mountains in the background

Highlighted projects

See the projects driving progress and helping to deliver the Clew Bay Destination and Experience Development Plan, from heritage restoration and coastal development to sustainable mountain access.

  • Westport Estate project

    Westport Estate project

    Transforming one of Mayo’s most historic sites into a landmark visitor destination, including restoring the house and developing the Grace O’Malley Experience.

  • Keel and Carrowmore beach facilities

    Keel and Carrowmore beach facilities

    New beach facilities are being developed at Keel and Carrowmore, improving the experience for visitors to two of Clew Bay’s most popular coastal locations.

  • Croagh Patrick visitor experience

    Croagh Patrick visitor experience

    Addressing path erosion and improving safety for walkers on Croagh Patrick, while reopening the visitor centre in Murrisk to connect visitors with its cultural significance.

Get involved

Get involved in Find Yourself on a Short Break

Use Fáilte Ireland’s Find Yourself on a Short Break campaign tools and materials to position your business and attract more domestic short-break visitors

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Use the Wild Atlantic Way brand

Use approved Wild Atlantic Way assets and guidelines to align your business with a clear, recognisable regional brand.

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Your local representatives

  • Luke Murray

    Manager – Wild Atlantic Way Mayo / Sligo, Fáilte Ireland
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  • Fionnán Nestor

    Projects Officer – Wild Atlantic Way South / West Mayo, Fáilte Ireland
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Resources

Access the Clew Bay Destination and Experience Development Plan and supporting documents.