Co Leitrim

A county defined by water and an ancient landscape that is stunning and varied. The Shannon/Erne waterway meanders through the county and it is home to countless beautiful lakes; Lough Allen, Lough Garadice, Lough Rynn and Lough Melvin to name a few.

Fenagh Abbey

Boats moored along a canal in Co Leitrim/

Carrick-on-Shannon

Parkes Castle

Glencar Waterfall

Wooden jetty leading out into Lough Glenade, Co Leitrim/

Traditional thatched single storey Irish Cottage in Co Leitrim/

Carrick-on-Shannon

With its lush landscapes, grassy trails and tranquil waterways Leitrim is a county waiting to be explored.

Take in the rugged mountain Sliabh an Iarainn and enjoy the county’s idyllic scenery from an unrivalled vantage point.
Explore the county’s small and picturesque shoreline at Tullaghan, part of the Wild Atlantic Way.
For nature and literature lovers visit the 50ft high Glencar Waterfall the inspiration of WB Yeats’ The Stolen Child.
Enjoy the county’s rich pastures, wild boglands and hilly pathways on foot or by bike or explore the waterways by canoe or boat. The list goes on…

Top Accommodation within the Co Leitrim Region

Lakeview Lodge

McGuires Cottages

Co Leitrim

A county defined by water and an ancient landscape that is stunning and varied. The Shannon/Erne waterway meanders through the county and it is home to countless beautiful lakes; Lough Allen, Lough Garadice, Lough Rynn and Lough Melvin to name a few.

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