Unmissable for both tourists and serious historians More

Really cool that the traffic and people are flying around outside and it is so calm inside. It is great for the history. I would recommend to anyone. More

The Friary was closed for remodeling while we were there. More

Wonderful carvings, very evocative. The Friary has been undergoing conservation work for a couple of years now, and should be even more interesting when it reopens. More

Lovely ruin of a friary in Ennis recently renovated with a roof replacement. A must see if you are in ennis. Ennis translated into Irish is Inis meaning Island and the friary would have been the many building of the original island a must see and very interesting look into the past of the town More

A truly amazing visit to Ennis Friary, roam around the old ruins, ,which at present are being renovated. The tour guide has alot of information, and a visit as the evening grows dark is a must! More

Beautiful place. Wonderful History. Lovely surroundings. More

We actually stopped at Ennis Friary by chance really - it was simply on our way to County Clare coast and Burren, we though we'll have a little break and have a quick bite... The Friary was one of few attractions listed for Ennis and we though we give it a go... It really took us by surprise but the... More

The friary is fantastic!!! Especially if you have Irish roots, it is so deeply satisfying to view the spiritual and working life of these Thirteenth Century friars. The delicate, remarkable carvings are unbelievable. And, unlike many of the Irish sites I visited in late October, it was actually open and charged only a nominal fee. Getting a guided tour is... More