Web design Clare
Websites for Clare businesses, from Ennis and Shannon to the Wild Atlantic Way. Built to win local customers, international visitors and trade buyers, depending on who your business actually serves.
Clear. Fast. Useful.
Work directly with Ciaran, from the first conversation through design and launch. Based in Cork, with projects managed by email and shared previews.

Clare has three very different kinds of customer.
Ennis is a busy county town with professional services, clinics and retail. Shannon has the airport and the Shannon Free Zone, home to manufacturers and suppliers selling to other businesses. And the coast from Kilkee to Doolin runs on visitors who plan their trip from home, often from abroad.
A website that tries to speak to all three at once usually speaks to none of them well. The first job is deciding who your site is for, then building every page around that customer.
What a Clare website needs to do.
Wild Atlantic Way visitors
Surf schools in Lahinch, accommodation in Doolin and tour operators near the Burren and the Cliffs of Moher need seasonal dates, clear booking and content that answers questions before a visitor lands.
Shannon Free Zone suppliers
Business-to-business websites with capability pages, certifications and contact routes for buyers who will never see your premises.
Ennis town services
Solicitors, clinics and retailers need location, parking, hours and a simple enquiry or booking route that works on a phone.
The foundations of a hard-working website.
Custom design
Pages built around your business, your offer and the questions customers ask before they get in touch.
Mobile-first build
Fast, readable pages, with calls and enquiries easy to make from a phone.
Local SEO foundations
Descriptive page titles, structured data, accurate business details and content for the areas you actually serve.
Measurement from day one
Enquiry tracking set up at launch, so you can see which pages and channels bring in work.
Selling online? See Shopify website design. Replacing an older site? The website redesign process maps your existing URLs so you keep the visibility you have.
Web design across Clare.
I work with businesses in Ennis, Shannon, Kilrush, Ennistymon, Lahinch, Killaloe and across Clare.
How Clare customers find you.
Visitors to the Clare coast start searching weeks before they arrive, often from the UK, the US or mainland Europe. Locals search on the day. That difference affects everything from page structure to how you describe your location, so I plan for it at the start of the project.
If you want help beyond the build, I also offer local SEO and Google Ads management.
Common questions.
Are you based in Clare?+
No, I am based in Cork and work with Clare businesses remotely. Projects run on a written brief, shared previews and calls, so neither of us needs to travel for the work to get done.
My business is seasonal. What happens to the website in winter?+
We plan for it. The site should say clearly when you are open, take enquiries for next season and avoid out-of-date prices. I will show you how to update dates and notices yourself.
How much does a website cost for a Clare business?+
Most small business websites land between €2,500 and €7,000, depending on the number of pages, content and features. Online shops and booking integrations are quoted separately. You get a written quote after the first conversation.
Can the website take bookings from overseas visitors?+
Yes, usually through a booking system you already use or a recommended one. I check its supported options before suggesting anything custom.
Do you work with businesses in the Shannon Free Zone?+
Yes. Supplier websites are planned around what trade buyers need to see: capabilities, quality standards, sectors served and a clear way to request a quote.
Talk about your Clare website.
Tell me about your business, who you want to reach and what is not working on your current site. I will come back within a working day with next steps.
Tell me about your project