cruising route Portumna / Killaloe / Carrick
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Portumna - Killaloe - Carrick - 200 Km - 6 Locks - 28 h of navigation - 7 Nights (1 week)
From Portumna to Kilgarvan, 10 km, 0 Lock(s), 1.3 h of navigation
Stopover : Portumna > Kilgarvan
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Kilgarvan
This town owes its renowned to demand a little unusual, indeed a motion adopted by the Board asked the Minister to authorize local police to issue a permit in rural areas so that they can go home even with a few drinks too many.
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Portumna
Portumna has one of the largest bridge rained turning Europe (the largest in its construction in the early 20th century) and a beautiful castle dating from 1618.From Kilgarvan to Killaloe, 36 km, 0 Lock(s), 4.8 h of navigation
Stopover : Kilgarvan > Dromineer > Garrykennedy > Killaloe
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Kilgarvan
This town owes its renowned to demand a little unusual, indeed a motion adopted by the Board asked the Minister to authorize local police to issue a permit in rural areas so that they can go home even with a few drinks too many.
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Dromineer
Dromineer Castle dates from the 12th century. It remains today a tower, it was the scene of many battles clans.
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Garrykennedy
The port and the castle (home O'Kennedy clan) is the main sights to see in this small town.
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Killaloe
This small town of 1300 inhabitants has 2 ancient churches of the Middle Ages.From Killaloe to Kilgarvan, 36 km, 0 Lock(s), 4.8 h of navigation
Stopover : Killaloe > Garrykennedy > Dromineer > Kilgarvan
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Kilgarvan
This town owes its renowned to demand a little unusual, indeed a motion adopted by the Board asked the Minister to authorize local police to issue a permit in rural areas so that they can go home even with a few drinks too many.
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Dromineer
Dromineer Castle dates from the 12th century. It remains today a tower, it was the scene of many battles clans.
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Garrykennedy
The port and the castle (home O'Kennedy clan) is the main sights to see in this small town.
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Killaloe
This small town of 1300 inhabitants has 2 ancient churches of the Middle Ages.From Kilgarvan to Clonmacnois, 50 km, 1 Lock(s), 6.9 h of navigation
Stopover : Kilgarvan > Portumna > Clonmacnois
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Clonmacnois
The monastery of Clonmacnoise is short introduction to the cultural partimoine UNESCO. It consists of 7 buildings (church, cathedral, carved crosses ...) dating from the 10th century.
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Shannonbridge
This small town was named after the bridge in the center of the city, built in 1757. We also advise you to visit the pottery, a few kilometers from the port.
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Kilgarvan
This town owes its renowned to demand a little unusual, indeed a motion adopted by the Board asked the Minister to authorize local police to issue a permit in rural areas so that they can go home even with a few drinks too many.
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Banagher
This small town has many monuments to visit mostly dating from the Middle Ages, the castle of Cromwell was theater of many battles.
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Portumna
Portumna has one of the largest bridge rained turning Europe (the largest in its construction in the early 20th century) and a beautiful castle dating from 1618.From Clonmacnois to Barley Harbour, 25 km, 2 Lock(s), 3.7 h of navigation
Stopover : Clonmacnois > Athlone > Portlick > Banagher > Shannonbridge > Barley Harbour
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Clonmacnois
The monastery of Clonmacnoise is short introduction to the cultural partimoine UNESCO. It consists of 7 buildings (church, cathedral, carved crosses ...) dating from the 10th century.
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Shannonbridge
This small town was named after the bridge in the center of the city, built in 1757. We also advise you to visit the pottery, a few kilometers from the port.
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Barley Harbour
This small port offers all the amenities and shops for a successful stopover.
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Athlone
In addition to the castle, the main attraction of this city is Sean's Bar: the Guinness Book of Records recorded Sean's bar as the oldest pub in Ireland.
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Portlick
A Portlick is a magnificent castle from the late Middle Ages. According to legend, this castle is haunted by the ghost of "Blue Laidy".
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Banagher
This small town has many monuments to visit mostly dating from the Middle Ages, the castle of Cromwell was theater of many battles.From Barley Harbour to Dromod, 31 km, 2 Lock(s), 4.5 h of navigation
Stopover : Barley Harbour > Lanesborough > Tarmonbarry > Roosky > Dromod
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Richmond Harbour
This is the Royal Canal terminus from Dublin.
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Roosky
The fishing port is very lively in the summer with numerous festivales and very typical pubs.
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Tarmonbarry
You will find Tarmonbarry all conveniences and shops for a successful stopover.
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Barley Harbour
This small port offers all the amenities and shops for a successful stopover.
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Lanesborough
Shannon belongs always the life of the city of Lanesborough, fishing (fishing world championship) in regattas (rowing or sailing).
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Dromod
From Dromod to Carrick, 12 km, 1 Lock(s), 1.8 h of navigation
Stopover : Dromod > Carrick
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Carrick
Carrick on Shannon is a city, is a former important trading port in the region, which is carried by its wharf and harbor. This is the starting point for Cruises On-way towards Portumna and Bellanaleck.
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Dromod
Fishing
Fishing
To relax with friends, there's nothing better than fishing