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Bit of a mishmash of tourist office, display of the geology, archaeology and botany of The Burren, tea-room, craft shop and communal space for the village.
Built around 1198, the cathedral is tiny: one 19th-century visitor sneered that "A pile of emigrants' luggage with a rabbit-hutch or bird-cage overhead would look equally imposing". A Church of Ireland (Protestant) church was built within the ruin in 1850. There are three high crosses, moved in 2005 to the south transept which was given a glass roof to protect them. Another impressive cross stands in the field 100 m north.