What to do in lahinch for a stag?

Zulu

Hey folks,
any ideas what to do in Lahinch for a stag weekend?
Naturally there's surfing, and drinking, but any other ideas??

Cheers.

Keano

Zulu wrote: »

Hey folks,
any ideas what to do in Lahinch for a stag weekend?
Naturally there's surfing, and drinking, but any other ideas??

Cheers.

I think you have the whole weekend cover

Hope the link below helps.
Lahinch

Zulu

Cheers for the link! I got that alright. I guess I was hoping there was paintball or go karting hidden somewhere and not advertised on the web.

I'm afriad some of the party mightn't be into surfing.

f1dan

Zulu wrote: »

Hey folks,
any ideas what to do in Lahinch for a stag weekend?
Naturally there's surfing, and drinking, but any other ideas??

Cheers.

If it's during september, get a taxi to Lisdoonvarna. You'll more than likely run into a hen party while you're there;)

Jay P

Zulu wrote: »

Cheers for the link! I got that alright. I guess I was hoping there was paintball or go karting hidden somewhere and not advertised on the web.

I'm afriad some of the party mightn't be into surfing.

There's nothing like that that I'm aware of. You could just do what I do when I go up: Get really drunk, wander around for a few hours then sleep on the beach (make sure the tide is very out!) Then go swimming in the morning to shake off the hangover. And walk back to Ennid :P

Run_to_da_hills

Just be careful you dont bump into the law after having a few pints in public :eek:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/northern_ireland/7616715.stm

exiot

Lahinch is fairly small, its main attraction is the beach/waves. The nightlife is okay - from now until February it will be fairly dead though. Maybe just do some sort of pub crawl but thats done fairly easy when theres only a few pubs

copacetic

had a similar query to this, any new ideas come up in the end OP?

bowsie casey

Wouldn't go near the place for a stag.....Ennis would be much better for nightlife / better pubs / more to do.

finbarrk

Doolin would be as good as Lahinch at this time of the year anyway.

bowsie casey

finbarrk wrote: »

Doolin would be as good as Lahinch at this time of the year anyway.

....or as bad, depends on your viewpoint.

Western_sean

If your willing to drive a bit (at least during the day) and you don't mind getting wet this might interest you, Burren Adventures Dive Centre. I did a try a dive with them last year and it was great.

Jim Martin

You could go for a walk in the Burren, the Burrenbeo Trust do a guided walk on the 1st Sunday of the month:

http://www.burrenbeo.com/news-article.aspx?article=26a48ef3-bb97-45ff-887e-8782ee926d34

ob1kanobee

Hey,

We're in Galway and thinking of having our wedding reception down in Doolin, Co. Clare There is a lovely new hotel there we've seen and love. But does anyone know what Doolin is like in January tho (just before, or just after New Years Eve), as we and our guests (30 or 40 people) would be staying 2 nights. Is it completely dead, or still a bit of life down there????

Thanks

Clareman

Answered on the other thread

Insulting_Bitch

Never having been on a stag myself as I don't own the right equipment but if I was going on a stag, I would have one thing on my mind......

DRINK

Clareman

Hens are usually wilder than Stags because the Stag's pace themselves and do something besides

drink

Junior

Sorry to dig this old thread up again folks, but I'm asking the same question, is there anything to do around Lahinch other than the surfing, would there be paintballing, clay pigeon shooting or owt ?

Cheers

Junior

uberwolf

golf. A pretty stupendous golf course.

Junior

uberwolf wrote: »

golf. A pretty stupendous golf course.

Can I use my hurley ? Think we may have found some clay pigeon shooting in Cratloe on the way .. but any other suggestions welcome !