MAP OF LEITRIM

If you would like to explore the geography of Leitrim or to quickly find places to go, things to do and places to stay or eat near to where you are visiting, this handy map will help you to plan your trip.

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Drumhierny Woodland Hideaway
SELF CATERING Leitrim Village, Co Leitrim…
The Paddle Shack
The Paddle Shack run bespoke guided sit-on-top kayaking and stand-up-paddle boarding tours on the majestic River Shannon.…
Lough Rynn Kayaking Tours
Lough Rynn Kayaking Tours, located on the grounds of the magnificent Lough Rynn Castle Estate, Mohill Co. Leitrim…
Crumbs Sandwich Bar
This little gem serves lovely, natural and fresh food…
Murtagh’s Bar and Restaurant
Murtagh's Bar and Restaurant is a popular meeting place for families and friends…
John and Margaret’s Place
SELF CATERING, Ballinamore, County Leitrim…
Carrick Plaza Suites
SELF CATERING Carrick on Shannon, Co Leitrim…
Mill Master’s House
B&B Dromahair, County Leitrim…
Buffalo Boy Steak House
A Steakhouse & Gastro Bar in Carrick on Shannon.…
W8village
SELF CATERING Manorhamilton, County Leitrim…
Carrick Quads and Clay Pigeon Shooting
Off-road motor-powered adventure and Clay Pigeon shooting set on over 100 acres of fantastic Irish countryside, perfect for all levels – from the novice to the experienced.…
SLNCR Greenway Glenfarne
The greenway trail uses the disused railway route between Collooney and Enniskillen into a multi-use rail trail for cyclists, walkers and the mobility challenged.…

Explore • Experience • Enjoy Leitrim

Glencar Waterfall in Leitrim as written about by WB Yeats in the Stolen Child

Places to go

Slow Adventurers sitting around a camp fire

Slow Adventure

Walkers in Leitrim planning their trip

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This project received grant aid from Leitrim Local Community Development Committee under the Rural Development Programme which is financed by the Irish Government under the Rural Development Programme Ireland 2014-2020 and by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development: Europe investing in Rural Areas.