Traditional farmhouse setting
The stay is managed on site as part of a real working farm, with a warm, practical rhythm rather than hotel-style formality.

Clare Island Farmhouse is warm, practical, and rooted in farm life. Guests book rooms in a shared farmhouse, not a hotel suite or a private whole-house rental.
The stay is managed on site as part of a real working farm, with a warm, practical rhythm rather than hotel-style formality.
Guests share farmhouse spaces, including kitchen access in a self-catering style and a simple self-serve breakfast.
The stay is designed around useful shared spaces, self-serve breakfast, and a calm base for exploring the island.
Four guest rooms are available. Room 1 has the private en suite; Rooms 2, 3, and 4 use shared bathroom facilities.
Double room with private en suite bathroom.
Best for guests who prefer a private bathroom.
Double room with shared bathroom.
Best for guests comfortable with shared bathroom facilities.
Double room with shared bathroom.
Best for guests comfortable with shared bathroom facilities.
Twin loft room with shared bathroom.
Best for two guests who prefer separate beds.
A short aerial view of the harbour, fields, mountain, and sea that frame the journey to this quiet island stay.
This is a warm, shared farmhouse stay for guests who value simplicity, farm life, and a practical island base.
Walkers, couples, families, friends, solo travellers, and guests looking for a simple island base.
The farmhouse is shared and lived-in, and this is not hotel-style service or a private whole-house rental.
Day visitors see the island. Overnight guests get a slower sense of the place after the ferry rhythm quietens and the evening settles in.
Use the farmhouse as a simple base for open-air days, coastal views, and unhurried walks shaped by weather and ferry plans.
Plan time around the harbour, beach, and island paths, then return to shared farmhouse spaces rather than rushing for the last ferry.
Clare Island is tied to Grace O'Malley heritage, island history, and everyday working farm life with Rover, cows, sheep, and chickens.
The farmhouse sits within a working farm with cows, sheep, chickens, and Rover the working sheepdog. It is honest farm life, not a staged visitor attraction.
Guests may see the farm animals during their stay. Contact us if you have practical questions about the working farm setting before booking.
Farm routines can change with weather, animals, and the season, so the experience stays calm and authentic rather than scheduled.
A few 5-star notes from guests who have stayed at Clare Island Farmhouse.
My husband and I have stayed here a few times. Always a warm welcome from Brendan to a lovely inviting home and the immediate feeling of relaxing and leaving any cares behind. Clean, tidy house, beautiful scenery. And a dog who thinks he's a tour guide!
Beautiful location, friendly host, and the resident sheepdog is the goodest boy
fantastic stay
The stay is simple and comfortable: self-serve breakfast, shared kitchen access, clear bathroom arrangements, and a minimum stay of 1 night.
Breakfast is included in a simple self-serve style.
Wi-Fi is available at the farmhouse.
Guests use the shared farmhouse kitchen in a self-catering style.
Guests have access to the shared farmhouse living area.
The farmhouse sits within a working farm with cows, sheep, chickens, and Rover the sheepdog.
Children are welcome in the shared farmhouse setting.
After the ferry arrives on Clare Island, continue the short walk from the quay to the farmhouse.
Guests book rooms in a shared farmhouse. This is not a hotel or a whole-house rental.
Room 1 has the private en suite. Rooms 2, 3, and 4 use shared bathroom facilities.
The minimum stay is 1 night.
A starting point for slow days outside, shaped by weather, ferry times, and the island pace.
Clare Island is closely associated with Grace O'Malley, known as Granuaile, and the harbour-side castle is one of the island's best-known landmarks.
Granuaile CastleThe island abbey is known for medieval wall paintings and O'Malley connections. Check current access guidance before planning a visit.
The AbbeyWalkers can plan routes around island landmarks such as the lighthouse, sea cliffs, and Napoleonic signal tower, with care for weather and local guidance.
About Clare IslandGuests normally travel to Roonagh Pier near Louisburgh, take the ferry to Clare Island, then continue the short walk from the quay to the farmhouse.
Ferry times vary by season and weather. Check the current timetable before travelling and keep plans practical.
Pack with the ferry crossing and short walk from the quay in mind. Island arrivals are easier with sensible luggage.
There is limited capacity for 1 vehicle on site, but do not assume normal guest car ferry availability. Confirm vehicle plans directly if relevant.
Farmhouse rooms, shared spaces, Rover, island views, and the exterior setting.
A few essentials before you call or message.
Call or WhatsApp the farmhouse with your preferred dates, guest numbers, and room preference.
Room 1 has the private en suite. Rooms 2, 3, and 4 use shared bathroom facilities.
Yes. Wi-Fi is available at the farmhouse.
Call or WhatsApp to check availability for your preferred dates.