A short blueway loop ideal for guided beginner and intermediate paddlers, expect pleasant marina and lush headland views as you make your way towards Annacarriga holiday resort and back again.
Boasting Portumna Forest Park’s tree-lined shores, bays and scattered islands, intermediate paddlers will enjoy this rewarding blueway trail. Keep an eye on the skies for the park’s White-Tailed Sea Eagles, …
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Paddling under 18th-century Killaloe Bridge and up the River Shannon, enjoy bay and headland vistas on this blueway trail suitable for guided beginners and independent intermediate paddlers. This 5km route …
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A long blueway ideal for intermediate paddlers of reasonable fitness, this pleasant route covers part of the River Scariff, passing piers and skirting bays before treating you to the option …
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Best suited to intermediate/experienced paddlers with reasonable fitness, this idyllic route is the longest of the blueway trails. Enjoy bankside scenery, forested headlands and vantage points over harbours and bays …
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Soak up the views over headlands, a restored stone marina, grassy quaysides and charming Goat Island on a blueway trail ideal for intermediate paddlers. Be sure to keep your eyes …
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A satisfying route that passes the ancient site of Brian Boru’s fort, this blueway trail suits strong, guided intermediate paddlers. Encompassing lake, river and canal sections, the final stretch of …
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A great option for independent intermediates and fit guided beginners, enjoy bay and harbour views and lush tree-lined shores on this scenic blueway trail. Departing from pretty Mountshannon, this route …
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Great for guided intermediate paddlers, this blueway trail boasts views of both Old Court Castle and Drominagh Castle’s remains. Watch out for a hidden harbour, sheltered headlands, pretty bays and …
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A rewarding blueway trail for strong intermediate groups, soak up its scenic headlands, tranquil inlets and bayside beauty as you paddle from Rossmore Pier into Coos Bay and finish up …
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Ideal for guided beginners, this blueway trail brings paddlers under Portumna Bridge and around Hayes Island. Expect lush bank-side greenery and unique perspectives as you paddle under this early 20th-century …
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Lough Derg Boat Tours are based in Dromineer on the shore of Lough Derg and offer private and scheduled boat tours of this beautiful lake. The tours are conducted by experts …
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Abbey in East Galway, the village is home to Kilnalahan Abbey, from which it gets its name. The 13th century abbey is a unique part of Ireland’s monastic history, being …
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Kilgarvan Quay is a truly special experience. When you turn into the quay you encounter a flotilla of boats of all shapes and sizes. The quay is a popular mooring …
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Dubbed one of the most instagrammable spots on Lough Derg, Mota Quay is an oasis of tranquility. Catch a sunset at the quay and your dopamine levels will be through …
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Our play centre consists of a 2 level adventure play area, with a 4 lane wave slide, 2 tunnel slides, crawling tunnels, cargo nets, ball pits and a separate toddler …
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Winding country roads lined with wildflowers will bring you to this tranquil harbour. And boy, will you sigh with relief when you arrive! You will instantly destress and drop into …
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If you’re a fan of woodland and nature trails, you’ll find plenty of great options near Woodford village, with not just one or two, but three nature reserves in the …
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Birdhill is a former winner and consistently highly rated contestant in the Tidy Towns Awards, this beautiful village oozes with pride and character. The adjective that springs to mind is …
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The attractive village of Ballycommon enjoys an ideal location, just a short drive away from Nenagh in one direction and the lakeside village of Dromineer in the other.
Enjoy views …
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