Ennis, county town of County Clare, is dramatically positioned by the River Fergus, offering stunning views where the river magnificently widens at the Shannon Estuary. Inis Cluana Rámhfhada, as it was known in its early days, translating to "island of the long rowing meadow", dates back to the 12th century. Today, Ennis stands as the largest town in County Clare, boasting a population of 27,923.

The town wears its history with pride, with its market square still hosting stalls every Saturday. Here, one can find a shift from agricultural produce to textiles and home hardware. Ennis also boasts notoriety as Ireland's premier Information Age Town, thanks to substantial investment in computer infrastructure during the late 90s.

Ennis continues to be charmed with the echoes of tradition and culture. As a major hub for County Clare, Ennis is known far and wide for its vibrant traditional music scene. The town hosts the Fleadh Nua, the second-largest traditional music festival in all of Ireland.

Widely recognised for its cleanliness and order, Ennis has been awarded as Ireland's tidiest town multiple times, also winning the Large Urban Centre category in the Irish Tidy Towns Competition. Ennis's landmarks, like the majestic Cathedral of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, the Glór Theatre and Cusack Park, charm visitors and locals alike. Confidently standing in Ireland's mid-west, Ennis is well-connected with bus and rail links, and its close proximity to Shannon Airport adds to its appeal.