Ballycuggaran Loop Walk is overlooking Lough Derg, the Annacarriga valley and the hills that stretch from Caherhurley to Ogonnelloe.
This loop walk is part of the network of Shannon Region …
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The East Clare Way is a 172km circular route and crosses the Slieve Bernagh Mountains before descending to the Clare Lakeland areas around Tulla and Feakle. Circling Lough Graney, the …
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The Slieve Felim Way provides walkers with a series of stunning views from different mountains along the route. The total aggregate ascent over the route is less than 900m, and …
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This forest walk loop explores a beautiful part of Tipperary’s Silvermines Mountains. Lead, zinc, copper, sulphide and barites have been mined in the area since Roman times – Silvermines is …
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The village of O’Briensbridge stands on the eastern verge of Co.Clare, on the right bank of the river Shannon – the longest river in Ireland. The bridge which gives its …
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The North Tipperary Cycle Network, with the town of Nenagh as its hub offers three routes varying in distance from 11km to 67km with numerous shorter alternatives. Each cycle offers …
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Visit the 8 hectare site with beautiful Organic Seed Gardens, Orchards and Woodlands at Irish Seed Savers close to Lough Derg. Wet weather gear and good walking shoes are advisable …
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If you want to get outdoors and entertain your children then there are plenty of playgrounds around Lough Derg. In fact some of the playgrounds have fabulous settings close to …
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The Mountshannon Bird Hide is a new tourist attraction in Lough Derg and is one of the best places to view the White Tailed Eagles without disturbing them. The bird …
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Festivals take place throughout the year around Lough Derg. From the St. Patrick’s festival in Killaloe Ballina in March to the literary festival in Dromineer in October there’s something for …
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Walking is one of the best ways to fully appreciate the beauty of the Lakelands Lough Derg. There are a number of different types of walks including Waymarked Ways, loop …
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With Lakeside parks & forest parks dotted all the way around Lough Derg you can choose to visit more than one in a day. Many of the lakeside parks have …
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There are five heritage centres around Lough Derg worth taking the time to visit. They present historical and cultural information about the people and area. The Brian Boru exhibition in …
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Mountshannon Beach is a small but wonderful lakeside bathing area located at Lough Derg in Mountshannon, County Clare. Lough Derg is one of the major freshwater lakes in Ireland and …
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Discover the scenic beauty of the Lakelands Lough Derg region by spending some time sightseeing. The Lough Derg Drive is a loop of the entire lake offering vantage points and …
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Plan a family day out Horseriding in Lough Derg for a memorable experience exploring the countryside in Clare, Tipperary & Galway. Riding centres are located in Whitegate, Clonlara, Nenagh & …
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Festivals take place throughout the year around Lough Derg. From the St. Patrick’s festival in Killaloe Ballina in March to the literary festival in Dromineer in October there’s something for …
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Mountshannon Beach is a small lakeside bathing area located at Lough Derg in Mountshannon, County Clare. Mountshannon Beach is located at Lough Derg, which is one of the major freshwater …
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Shannon Sailing can get you on the water in Lough Derg. They provide boat rental, charter and sailing tuition from their private harbour on the lakeshore, in Dromineer, County Tipperary.Shannon …
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Fishing For Kids are located in the beautiful picturesque area of Ballina/Killaloe County Clare. They offer day courses to young people, introduced them to fishing in a friendly and safe …
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