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20/06/2024

Down a quiet country lane right on the edge of Leitrim Village, you will find the beautiful Ash Lodge. A light and spacious 3 bedroomed self catering house that has been lovingly restored and updated by owner, Tom Gannon. When you walk in the front door, you immediately feel the pressures and strains of everyday life melt away. A beautiful log burning stove with the original stonework exposed behind it heats the cosy sitting room and as you make your way into the fully equipped kitchen, there is a photograph of how Ash Lodge looked before Tom began his labour of love to transform this place into the warm, welcoming cottage that it is today. There are 3 ensuite bedrooms which are full of that “country cottage charm and character” with sections of exposed stonework yet also have that crisp, clean and beautifully maintained feel. The back garden is an absolute treasure and Tom told us how the walls that make up the patio / barbecue area and that line the lawn were actually part of the original structure of the Lodge and each stone was set in place by his own hand. You truly have the best of both worlds when you stay here – nestled away in a quiet, countryside setting yet within walking distance of Leitrim Village where you can treat yourself to a delicious meal at The Leitrim Inn & Blueway Lodge and enjoy the live music that is here every weekend or maybe avail of the new package available at Electric Bike Trails – an “Energising Cycle and Rejuvinating Spa Experience” where you can hire a bike, enjoy the countryside from a whole new perspective and finish your day by relaxing in the outdoor hot tub and sauna at Drumhierny Woodland Hideaway. There is so much to see and do, especially with Drumshanbo and Carrick-on-Shannon being just up the road but, if you were stuck for ideas, Tom has a wealth of local knowledge and will be sure to come up with activities that will suit your taste. For more information on Ash Lodge or to make a booking, check out: https://ashlodge.ie/ or https://www.booking.com/hotel/ie/ash-lodge-leitrim.en-gb.html

19/06/2024

Mountaineering Ireland Happy Hiking Hills Skills Programme returns this summer for its third year. These Hill Skills Days are a great opportunity for anyone new to the hills or those who want to learn the basics of navigation. You will get the chance to to join a qualified instructor for a full day's training and to gain useful information and skills that will help keep you safe on the hills. This Saturday, the 22nd of June, Hill Skills Day will be hosting a day of practical learning which will begin at Glencar Waterfall Carpark at 10a.m. For more information on what you will need to bring with you and to book your place, please visit: https://tinyurl.com/45a7yyrs
After your busy day of hiking and learning, you will be delighted to know that the Glencar teaSHED will be open and serving delicious food and drinks so you can wind down with a hot mug of tea and a tasty treat!

18/06/2024

All of us here at Leitrim Tourism Network would like to congratulate our very own member and owner of Market St. Shepherd’s Hut, Oonagh Monahan, on the launch of her new book “More Money for Jam - the Essential Guide to Starting Your Own Small Food Business in Ireland, Northern Ireland or Great Britain”. You are invited to the Book Launch Party tomorrow night at 7:30pm – and it’s online so you won’t need to make travel plans and it’s a great opportunity to get dressed up, get some nibbles in and invite a few friends over to take part in this exciting, live-streamed launch party and connect with industry experts, gain invaluable insights and learn how to turn your passion for food into a profitable business. And, if you purchase your own copy of Oonagh’s book on the night of the launch party, you will receive an amazing bonus of €300 worth of live training! Don't miss this opportunity to learn from the best and take your food business journey to the next level. To register for the Launch Party, please click on this link: https://streamyard.com/watch/38pnYXxn4Ywc

18/06/2024

St John’s Eve is on the 23rd of June but most of you may know it as “Bonefire Night” or “Bonfire Night”. A night that is traditionally celebrated throughout the Irish countryside with the lighting of bonfires as the sun slips beneath the horizon, most often on hilltops or at the crossroads in the centre of a community. The community would gather together to play instruments, dance, sing, tell stories and maybe be lucky enough to sample some “goody” – a sweet treat made by breaking bread into a pot of milk and mixing through some honey or sugar and maybe adding a sprinkle of nutmeg or cinnamon and it would then be carefully warmed over the bonfire. The fire itself was thought to have magical powers and young and old would perform great feats of bravery by leaping through the flames; burning weeds in the fire would prevent fields that grow crops becoming overgrown with weeds; the ashes of the bonefire would be sprinkled on the fields or vegetable gardens to improve fertility and guarantee a bountiful harvest and, in a new house, the smouldering embers from the St John’s Eve bonefire would be used to light the fire in the hearth. There are many traditions and rituals associated with the bonefires on St John’s Eve and nowhere is the tradition kept more alive than in Effrinagh where people still gather together at the crossroads to celebrate and dance, sing and tell stories so, come along to Effrinagh Crossroads (N41 NP04) on Sunday, the 23rd of June at 8pm to keep some of the traditions of St John’s Eve alive!

The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon

12/06/2024

The Shannonside Community Centre Afterschool and Youth Groups have been working closely over the past few weeks with Kate Murtagh Sheridan and Helena Golden, The Willow Woman, to breathe new life into their community space in Carrick-on-Shannon, known as The Stone Yard. Kate has been working with the young people at Rosebank, developing new skills, firing their imaginations and designing and creating a vibrant and dynamic mosaic sign, made using bottle tops. While Helena has been teaching young people the heritage craft that our ancestors practiced on a regular basis - the art of weaving with locally grown willow rods to create Mini Flower Hanging Baskets, Willow Bird Feeders and Decorative Willow Wall Hangings. All of these activities have been an amazing learning experience for all involved, supporting dexterity, improving hand-eye co-ordination, gaining confidence in the areas of team work, DIY construction and creative freedom within design, learning about wildlife and how to bring vibrancy and life to the Stone Yard and develop the young people's interest in nature. Together, Kate and Helena have helped the young people to create a sensory, environmentally friendly garden area that they should be so proud of. As part of the Cruinniú na nÓg celebrations, the Stone Yard will have a grand opening on Saturday the 15th of June from 11am to showcase everybody’s hard work and dedication so, come along and show your appreciation for their artisitc abilities and determination to develop a space that everyone will love (Eircode: N41DY99)

12/06/2024

The Maiden Aunt is the very first 3-Act play that Jimmy Keary wrote in 1999 and it first premiered in Killala, Co Mayo. A retired teacher and spinster, Gertie O’Grady goes to stay with her niece, Mary Murphy, to recover after a spell in hospital. During her stay, Mary tries to persuade Gertie to make a will but Gertie apparently “dies” before she gets the chance to do so… the plot thickens as Mary’s husband comes up with an elaborate plan on how they can get their hands on Gertie’s money! The play has been described as a side-splitting, fast moving comedy and The Drumkeeran Drama Group will be bringing it to life on the stage at Drumkeeran Community Centre on the 27th and 28th of June with doors opening at 7:15pm each night. Tickets are available at the door every night so, don’t forget to mark your calendars and look forward to a night filled with laughter!

11/06/2024

We’re delighted to be able to share with you that the Leitrim Glens Cycling Club have set a date for the 2024 Leitrim Glens Sportive. On Sunday, the 28th of July, there will be a choice of 4 different routes of 4 different distances, with 4 different start times, all setting off from W8 Centre Manorhamilton. This is such a great way to see Leitrim like you’ve never seen it before as each route has been carefully planned to showcase the amazing cycling routes and breathtaking scenery that we are so lucky to have here in Leitrim and you will also be supporting a fantastic and indispensable charity, North West STOP-Suicide Prevention. For more information on the routes, visit: https://www.leitrimglens.com/ or register yourself here: https://eventmaster.ie/event/nZqPiplH0v

OstaW8 W8 Village Leitrim Development Company Leitrim County Council Leitrim Sports Partnership Kevin Egan Cars, Sligo Future Cast

11/06/2024

“Moytura” is a one of a kind performance telling the tale of the Second Battle of Moytura through storytelling, music and song. An epic battle fought between the Tuatha Dé Danann and The Fomorians comes to life in this recounting of a legendary Irish Myth. There will be two performances, as part of the Cruinniú na nÓg festival at The Glens Arts Centre – 11am and 1pm – and both are free of charge but please visit: https://glenscentre.ticketsolve.com/ticke.../shows/873660482 to secure your place.

Exit does Theatre

10/06/2024

Looking for somewhere to treat yourself to a mouthwatering midday Monday meal? Well, get yourself over to The Leitrim Inn & Blueway Lodge to sample their delicious options!

10/06/2024

This Saturday, the final workshop of “Bees, Birds & Beasties” takes place at The Organic Centre and Matthew Cater of The Karma Café has planned to host a Pizza Party from 12pm onwards to celebrate Cruinniú na nÓg and the arrival of Summer! Matthew will be creating delicious pizzas, made to order, and cooking them in The Organic Centre’s outdoor cob oven. So come along and enjoy a day of creativity and delicious food in the beautiful surroundings of Rossinver.

06/06/2024

Have you anything planned for Monday, the 10th of June between 3 and 5pm? Well, how about this for an idea? The Glenfarne Feel Good Club have organised an afternoon of live music and dancing with a trip down memory lane in the Showband Exhibition in The Rainbow Ballroom of Romance Glenfarne Co. Leitrim. There will be refreshments served on the day and a raffle with some amazing prizes to be won. What better way to start your week than kicking up your heels, enjoying the company of friends, be they old friends or ones you just haven’t met yet, and learning about the long and wonderful history of John McGivern’s famous Dance Hall. Give Sarah a call on 071-9854030 or email [email protected] for more information.

05/06/2024

On the road between Kiltyclogher and Glenfarne, in the townland of Corracloona, there lies a National Monument known as “Prince Connell’s Grave” or the Corracloona Court Tomb. An unassuming spot that you might ordinarily drive past as there is nothing really to advertise its presence other than a small signpost that you could well miss if you weren’t looking out for it. But look out for it you should! The little wooden turnstile at the entrance has become slightly overgrown but rather than it being a hindrance, it kind of adds to the sense of wonder at the unspoilt nature of this place. Amongst the blanket of heather and long grasses, a well trodden trail to Prince Connell’s Grave, akin to a “sheep-path”, is easily picked out with the eyes. How this place became known as “Prince Connell’s Grave” is unknown but it has been said that it is the final resting place of Conall Gulban, the 5th century ruler of Tír Chonaill. The only excavation carried out here was in 1953 and hollow scrapers, arrowheads, flint and coarse pottery that dated back to the Neolithic Period were found but no evidence of human remains were uncovered. Although it is believed that the tomb possibly dates back to 2000-1500B.C., it has been described as a court tomb, a dolmen tomb and a wedge tomb and so, it seems to defy classification as all of these tomb types are from different periods of time. There is also a very unusual feature of a “kennel-hole” at the entrance stone… there have been no discoveries of such a feature anywhere else in Ireland and it is more commonly found in tombs in the south of France or Belgium and is believed that it’s use was for later burial, offering gifts, or for talking to the dead.
Sitting amongst the heather, beside this imposing structure, watching the ever-changing sky, taking in the amazing views, listening to the skylarks as they fly overhead, there is just an overwhelming sense that there is far more to this place than what we can see so come and experience this little piece of magic for yourself!

Kiltyclogher Community

04/06/2024

Artist Peadar Jolliffe-Byrne is coming to Fenagh Community Centre on the 15th of June to deliver a workshop entitled “Art from the Ash(es)” as part of Cruinniú na nÓg. Peadar will be there from 12pm to 2pm to teach children from 6 to 12 years old how to make their own paper from scratch and to make beautiful images using charcoal from native Irish Ash Trees. There is a limited number of spaces for this workshop so, please visit https://www.yourdaysout.ie/tickets/widget/5284 to secure your place!
Fenagh Visitor Centre

03/06/2024

The Leitrim School of Art have come up with an amazing way to merge two craft mediums together to deliver a workshop called “Famous Paintings as Crochet Art” for Cruinniú na nÓg this year. The workshop is suitable for 12 to 16 year olds and runs from 10:30am to 3:30pm on the 15th of June at the Drumshanbo Enterprise Centre. The teens will learn different kinds of crochet stitches which they will then transfer on to canvas to create their very own “crochet painting”, drawing inspiration from artists such as Vincent Van Gogh, Andy Warhol and Pablo Picasso. To book a place on this woolly workshop, visit: https://tinyurl.com/35nvyrp5

31/05/2024

Welcome to Tawnylust Lodge Self Catering Accommodation Leitrim Ireland, an eco-friendly self-catering apartment, nestled in between Ballaghnabehy and Doagh mountains. Tawnylust is a true labour of love by owner Nuala McNulty – having been involved in tourism and eco-tourism for many years, she has put her heart and soul into creating a luxurious retreat for guests while also embracing the true meaning of “eco-friendly” with the Lodge boasting passive solar heating, solar panels, low wattage underfloor heating, recycled paper insulation and inbuilt heat recovery system. This one-bedroom en-suite self catering apartment is semi-detached to the main house and has a bright, spacious living area with a fully equipped kitchenette and its own separate entrance, a private patio area and parking. The passion and love that Nuala has for Leitrim is evident in her unrivalled local knowledge of places to explore and things to do so you most definitely won’t be stuck for a choice of something to do during your stay. Tawnylust is located in a beautifully peaceful rural area so it is the perfect place to rest, recharge and relax yet it is only a short drive from Manorhamilton where you can enjoy a night of theatre or a musical performance at The Glens Arts Centre, appreciate some artwork at The Leitrim Sculpture Centre Manorhamilton, sample some delicious food at OstaW8 or treat yourself to an evening of craic agus ceoil in Gurns Bar. Rossinver and Kiltyclogher are also close by so a visit to The Organic Center is an opportunity not to be missed and you can wander around the gardens, pick up some seeds, sample some of the delights that the fantastic Matthew Cater has at the on-site Karma Cafe and visit the spectacular Fowleys Falls or take a trip to The Kiltyclogher Heritage Centre & Sean MacDiarmada Homestead where the informative and enthusiastic guides will bring history to life.
There really is so much to do and see here and Tawnylust is the ideal location for you to relax and unwind after your busy day of exploring! So, to book your place and begin planning your adventure, visit: https://www.irishecotourism.com/

31/05/2024

As part of Cruinniú na nÓg, on Saturday the 15th of June, the Leitrim Sculpture Centre Manorhamilton will be hosting a creative screen-print workshop for teens, led by teens. In the professional Print Studio at the Sculpture Centre, participants will learn about the screen printing process, stencil making, the tools that they will be using and the different materials that can be used to print on. Everyone will have the chance to create their own unique piece on the day with the materials provided but also, feel free to bring along a plain t-shirt to maybe make your own wearable artwork! There are 2 workshops and it is recommended that older teenagers (from 15 and up) attend the morning session from 11am-1pm and younger teenagers (from aged 12 to 15) come along to the afternoon session from 2-4pm. As spaces are limited in both workshops, please email [email protected] to secure your place.

30/05/2024

As part of Cruinniú na nÓg, The Leitrim Design House in Carrick-on-Shannon has teamed up with felt maker and artist Niki Collier Visual Artist to bring you 2 amazing workshops on the 15th of June for the whole family to be part of. The first workshop “Celtic Knots-Felting Workshop” is for children aged between 7 and 12 and begins at 10:30am and you will get the opportunity to learn about the hidden messages found within the different types of Celtic Knots. Niki will also tell you the story of where all of the materials that you will be using to create your own piece of art have come from, how they have been transformed from local sheep fleeces and the processes she uses to naturally dye the wool using local plants to create a wide range of different colours. To secure your place on this unique workshop, click here: https://thedock.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873660598
The afternoon workshop “Homes for Feathered Friends” begins at 2:30pm and is a family friendly, interactive demonstration where you will embark on a journey of exploration of our natural environment with a focus on birdlife habitats. Niki will show you all the different methods of making and you will then be free to let your imagination run riot as you create a colourful birds nest of your own! No booking is required for this event so, come along and explore your creative side!
The Dock https://www.nikicollier.com/

29/05/2024

Do you ever have those weeks where it seems like the weekend is a million miles away?! Well, take a look at this amazing midweek offer in Leitrim Village to put the spring back into your step… Electric Bike Trails have teamed up with Drumhierny Woodland Hideaway to offer you a Cycle and Wellness Sanctuary Experience. Arrive at Leitrim Village where Seamus and Eileen Gibbons will pair you with your perfect bike, provide you with all the safety gear and supply you with directions for an energising cycle on the tranquil Shannon Blueway. The trail is only 20km round-trip so you can take your time as you cycle along the water’s edge and soak up the peace and quiet. When you’ve pedalled your way to Drumhierny, you will get to enjoy a rejuvenating out door hot tub and sauna in their Wellness Sanctuary which is located in a walled garden, surrounded by original high walls and mature oak trees. It’s an opportunity too good to pass up so, visit: https://tinyurl.com/5n628tcn or contact Eileen on: 087-7386439 or Seamus on: 086-8288747 for more information or to book your Energising Cycle and Rejuvenating Spa Experience today!
And if you were thinking of extending your stay in lovely Leitrim Village, why not book yourself a room in The Leitrim Inn & Blueway Lodge to sample the wonderful hospitality and look forward to their amazing breakfast menu which is served until 12pm, giving you that extra luxury of a well-deserved lie-in after your adventure!

29/05/2024

As part of the Cruinniú na nÓg celebrations this year, The Organic Centre will be hosting 3 workshops to creatively explore the biodiversity that we are lucky to have here in North Leitrim. Each workshop is one hour long and is suitable for children aged between 6 and 11 years old. Each session will explore the Bees, Birds and Beasties that we share our environment with and the children will get to see examples of taxidermy and pressed plants to inspire them to create their own unique pieces of art. To book your place on one or all of the workshops, please follow the links here:
1st June 12-1pm: https://lu.ma/fteb9au9
9th June 12-1pm: https://lu.ma/i419vjnj
15th June 11am-12pm: https://lu.ma/3m6d9wet

28/05/2024

This June Bank Holiday Weekend sees the return of the fantastic Carrick Carnival, a true celebration of everything that Carrick-on-Shannon has to offer from the market place, the shops, the cafés and restaurants, the pubs, the art centre, the river and the streets and of course the wonderful people! The festivities begin on Thursday, 30th of May in the Moonriver Car Park with Taste of Carrick where you will get to enjoy food and drink from some of the Taste Leitrim members, listen to live music and finish off the evening with an Air Display! There is such an array of different things to do over the entire weekend from amazing street entertainment, Kayaking SUP Tours, live music, vintage cars, a dance performance on the water, kids fun days, the biggest fireworks display that the town has ever seen, workshops, traditional amusements and some incredible evening events and that’s only naming a few so, take a look at the timetable of events below and start planning your fun-filled festival weekend now!
Taste Leitrim The Oarsman My Kitchen by Sham Hanifa The Dock Buffalo Boy Gastro Bar & Steakhouse HonestlyKitchen Cryans Hotel Bits N Bytes Lough Allen Adventure Carrick On Shannon Chamber The Landmark Hotel The Bush Hotel

28/05/2024

Cruinniú na nÓg is taking place this year on Saturday the 15th of June and there are many events taking place across the country so, we thought we’d let you know about some of the events that are happening throughout Leitrim...
The School of Irish Archaeology will be visiting Kiltyclogher Library to host three amazing workshops…
From 11am – 12:30pm, there is an opportunity for your little one to step into the shoes of an archaeologist and dig their very own site! They will learn about the tools used and how to uncover secrets about the past by unearthing artefacts and discover how they are analysed and processed.
From 12 – 1:15pm, there will be a Viking coins and pouch making workshop where children will learn about the process of tanning and leather working and they will get to make their own pouch to hold their Viking coins!
From 2-3pm, the craft of sword making and smithing take centre stage as little hands will be shown how to make their very own mock Viking Dagger to be stored in their own hand-crafted scabbard!
To book your place on any of these workshops, call the library on 071-9854891 on Tuesdays between 2 and 6pm or Fridays between 11am and 3pm or send an email to Marion at [email protected]
We’ll be putting up different Cruinniú na nÓg events each day so keep an eye on our page to see if there’s something that might capture your child’s imagination and creativity!
Kiltyclogher Community

24/05/2024

Located very close to The New Ballagh Centre and just down the road from The Organic Centre in Rossinver is St. Molaise’s Well. There are many legends and stories about St. Molaise but one of them is that he was preaching to a group of people at the place where the well is situated today. It happened to be a particularly warm day and the people who had gathered to hear him speak became very thirsty. So, St. Molaise went over to a rock, pushed his hand through the surface of it and miraculously water began to flow from it and the people were able to quench their thirst. There is now a small stone structure built over this site and it is known as Tobar Molaise (Molaise’s Well). As with most holy wells, there is a cure to be found here and drinking the water or bathing in it is said to cure jaundice.

24/05/2024

If you’re looking for something fun to do this weekend in Leitrim, then look no further than Jamestown Village! There is a packed schedule of things to do and see at the Jamestown Heritage Festival – there will be Yoga, a Treasure Hunt, a fantastic Cookery Demonstration by the amazing Chef Sham, a 5k Fun Run, Tug of War, a Puppet Show and Puppet Making Workshop with much music throughout the entire weekend. On Saturday, there will be a craft fair with lots of different stallholders for you to wander through. And, don’t forget to pick up your own beautiful Commemorative Mug specially made by Fiona McLoughlin of Old Cow Clayworks. For a full line-up of this weekends events, check out the events poster below!

23/05/2024

What better way to witness the magic of Nature than rising with the birds themselves? Join the fantastic Geopark Guide Heather Bothwell and Biodiversity Officer, Rebeccah Cogan where you will not only have the chance to listen to the birds usher in a new morning and identify the different species from their voices alone but Heather will have moth traps set up to show the diversity of moths that are in the area and Rebeccah will have bat detectors to listen to any bats that are still out foraging at dawn. So, set your alarm early to get to Garadice Lakeshore Amenity Car Park by 5am this Saturday, the 25th of May. This is a free event and suitable for all the family, including your four-legged family members so, click on this link: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/leitrimcountycouncil2/1262527 to reserve your spot!

22/05/2024

On Saturday, 25th of May from 2 to 4pm, join botanist and ecologist Dr Dolores Byrne at Parke's Castle OPW to explore the biodiversity around the castle itself and along the shores of Lough Gill. Not only will you learn about how we can preserve the diverse wildlife that we have here, you will also get the opportunity to collect invertebrates on the lough shore and meet and get to know Lough Gill’s resident fish and bugs!
This is a free event, as part of National Biodiversity Week 2024, and is suitable for all the family so get your wellies ready and head to Parke's Castle OPW!

21/05/2024

The Seán MacDiarmada Summer School 2024 takes place on Friday the 31st of May and Saturday the 1st of June. This year, there will be speakers delving into the subject of A Global and Economic Social Crisis: With constantly changing political circumstances worldwide, how can Ireland’s political establishment navigate its way forward? Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern will officially open the School at Seán MacDiarmada’s cottage at 5:30p.m. with shuttle buses operating from the Heritage Centre from 5p.m. There will be light refreshments at the Community Centre after the opening and will be followed by a presentation by Mr Ahern and Ciaran Mullooly. Saturday follows with a full line up of guest speakers – Frank Feighan, Martin Kenny, Marian Harkin and Niall Blaney with lunch served in the Community Centre from 12:30 – 2p.m. If you’re still looking for accommodation for the weekend, check out our website for a choice of places to stay nearby: https://www.leitrimireland.com/listing-category/accommodation/
For further information on The Seán MacDiarmada Summer School 2024 and to book your place, please visit: https://seanmacdiarmada.ie/
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Creevelea Abbey, The route to the Abbey starts in Dromahair next to the Abbey Manor Hotel. It will bring you along a gorgeous track through trees by the banks of the fast flowing Bonet River and up the hill to the Franciscan Friary. The east gable dominates the horizon, from this angle the ruins of the abbey do not appear to be that large. but you will be surprised to find the ruins are very extensive. Founded in 1508 by Owen O'Rourke, the church consists of a nave, chancel, tower and south Transept. To the north of the church are remains of a large cloister, a chapter-house and lots of domestic buildings including the kitchen. Did you know from here there is a beautiful walk to Slish wood? #history #heritage #enjoy #visit #daytrip #Leitrim #Ireland https://www.leitrimireland.com/listing-category/heritage/

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Launch of Liam Kelly & @Kevin Brehony's cd At Home with McKenna this evening 8pm Recorded at the McKenna House, words by Vincent Woods #Leitrim Click on the link to join; http://www.johnmckenna.ie/ Edwina Guckian Leitrim County Council The Leitrim Society of Boston County Leitrim Society of New York Ireland's Hidden Heartlands Leitrim Tourism #enjoyleitrim John Mc Kenna

Wednesday Walk - Glencar Waterfall 💚 Enjoy the beautiful sights and sounds Glencar has to offer with the stunning waterfall, lake and surrounding mountains. There are numerous walks for all abilities. Sit back and take in the views outside the fabulous Glencar teaSHED with amazing coffee, fresh bakes & tasty lunch options. This is the perfect family day out with onsite playground and plenty of parking. Don't forget your cameras 📸 and tag us in your lovely shots. 😎 #wednesdaywalk #walk #nature #waterfalls #familyfun #staycation #gettaways #Glencar #Leitrim #Ireland @irelandshiddenheartland

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