Ten things about Lough Ree.   Lough Ree means Lake of the Kings in English and this setting has … Continue reading →

The Lough Ree Monster Lough Ree is home to probably the most credible lough monster sighting in the world. Similar … Continue reading →

The canal from Ballinamore to Ballyconnell was constructed in the 1840s partially during the Great Famine. It cost a quarter … Continue reading →

Clonmacnoise Nestling on the banks of the river Shannon, just upstream from Shannonbridge is the ancient city of Clonmacnoise. This … Continue reading →

1: Mollys Bar – Killaloe This bar is located on the Ballina side of the bridge in Killaloe. There is … Continue reading →

Day 1 – Leaving Banagher, travel south towards Lough Derg. As you enter the lough under Portumna bridge navigate west to … Continue reading →

From Carrick on Shannon Day 1 – Set of north from Carrick on Shannon heading to Lough Key. The Lough … Continue reading →

The Cherrytree Restaurant in Killaloe: Starting at the Southern most navigable town on the River Shannon. The Cherrytree Restaurant is … Continue reading →

The River Shannon is the longest river in Ireland, with a total length of 386 km. It rises at a … Continue reading →