Chirac (French pronunciation: [ʃiʁak]; Occitan: Chairac) is a former commune in the Lozère département in southern France. On 1 January 2016, it was merged into the new commune of Bourgs-sur-Colagne.^[2] Its population was 1,135 in 2022.^[1]

Situated on the banks of the Colagne river in the heart of the Massif central. The D809 road passes through the village.

• The Fare dolmen
• The twelfth century Romanesque church.
• The chapel of Saint-Jean-Baptiste.
• The family chapels of the Chazette and the Volmanières
• The English cross: The English, who ravaged the country in the 14th century, were soundly beaten in a battle on the heights of the village. This place carries today the name of Cemetery of the English or Cross of the English. A cross, on which there is an inscription "CH des M" and "1701 - 1922", marks the site of the battle. During the construction of the A75 autoroute, the cross was renovated and moved a few metres from its original position.
• The bridge over the Colagne river.

As in the majority of the towns of Lozère, the principal activity is farming, although service industry sectors have started to play a larger part in the region.

• Farming is essentially sheep and cattle. The size of the upland meadows allows the farmers to have comparatively large flocks.

• Colonel Marceau Crespin (1915–1988)
• Nicolaï Greschny (1912–1985), artist

• Communes of the Lozère department

• Official town website