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 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.
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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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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Beautiful bay views and scattered islets await on this guided-beginner/intermediate level blueway trail towards the ancient monastic settlement of Holy Island. Known for its well-preserved round tower, bring a picnic …
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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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Strong intermediate paddlers will enjoy this pleasant blueway trail that showcases a host of pretty harbours, inlets and bays. Setting off from idyllic Williamstown Harbour, paddlers will revel in this …
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From pictorial bays to a sprinkling of tiny islands and even a small hidden freshwater lake (Lough Alewnaghta), strong intermediate paddlers will love this blueway trail’s many charms. Winding from …
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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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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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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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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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The Derg Inn Terryglass, full of character and creativity, a great pint, really good food using locally sourced produce in season, Atlantic coast fish and seafood, tender and tasty beef. …
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