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Visit Ireland and you will be taken into a world of timeless beauty and endless appeals. Among the many spectacular counties of Ireland is Co. Leitrim. This county lies impressively on the North Western portion of Central Ireland. Other equally appealing counties border Leitrim on all sides. These counties include Donegal, Roscommon and Sligo. The grand River Shannon - Ireland’s longest river – and Lough Allen – a lake on the River Shannon – separates North Leitrim from South Leitrim.
Co. Leitrim or Contae Liatroma in Irish derived its name for the Irish term Liath Druim which means Grey Ridge. It is the second smallest county in Ireland, yet can line up among the best in terms of tourism appeals. The county’s deep history can be relived through a number of heritage sites scattered around the area. There are museums in the county to add supplemental information regarding the county’s inspiring past.
The town and villages that comprise the enthralling county of Leitrim are: Ballinamore, Buckode, Carrick-on-Shannon, Carrigallen, Cloone, Dromohair, Dromod, Drumcong, Drumkeeran, Drumshanbo, Drumsna, Fenagh, Glenfarne, Keshcarrigan, Kittyclogher, Kinlough, Largydonnell, Leitrim, Manorhamilton, Mohillm Rossinver and Tullaghan. Ballinamore is also called the Mouth of the Big Ford since it serves as an intersection in the Shannon-Erne waterway. Carrick-on-Shannon is an unmatched cruising destination due to its idyllic location being on the River Shannon. Carrigallen is also termed as the beautiful rock based on its Irish name, while Cloone is oftentimes referred to as the meadow. In its Irish origin, Dromohair means the Ridge of the Two Air Demons, Drumshanbo is the Ridge of the old hats and Manorhamilton is the O’Rourke’s small meadow. Drumsna is an excellent pub destination since it has an impressive number of pubs all around its small area. Fenagh is a famed town being a home to famous writer, John McGahern.
Co. Leitrim, Ireland has countless tourist attractions to boast off. These appeals range from historical fortresses to excellent landscapes and gardens, from remarkable waterways to scenic walking and cycling routes, and from heritage museums to fascinating pubs! The county holds several activities for tourists, as well. Golfing, cycling, walking, horse riding and trekking, boating, cruising, and angling are well taken care of by the county’s natural setting.
This county holds out several hotels and restaurants that cater to all tourist’s accommodation and dining needs. There are a number of pubs and entertainment centers to satisfy the tourist’s amusement cravings. There are remarkable tours available for an in-depth exploration of the county, as well.
Co. Leitrim is a jewel in the Emerald Isle. Its charm and endless beauty has reached all parts of the world. It offers unrivaled variety of places to see and do whether for leisure or for business. There are more to lure your appreciative soul… Come to Leitrim and discover the treasures of this scenic county in Ireland!
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Carrick - on - Shannon - Cruising Paradise and More - May 1st, 2006
Carrick-on-Shannon is more than just your cruising destination in Ireland. This thriving town in Co. Leitrim, Ireland is the perfect destination for adventure-hungry travelers and a source of contentment and enjoyment to solitude-seeking vacationers. From golf to angling to walking…Carrick-on-Shannon will have you covered!
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Activities to Enjoy at Leitrim - May 1st, 2006
Spice up your vacation at Co. Leitrim, Ireland with a thrilling and rousing activity. Experience the pleasure of angling, golfing, boating, cycling and walking in the spectacular setting of Leitrim.
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Famous Tourist Allures in Leitrim - May 1st, 2006
Co. Leitrim abounds in countless attractions that are guaranteed to lure your innermost passion for beauty and curiosity. Immerse yourself in a memory-weaving experience at Leitrim, a natural paradise for the adventurous you.
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