Glencar WaterfallGlencar drops into a wooded glen above the lough, a few minutes on foot from the car park.
Ruin
Manorhamilton Castle
Manorhamilton, County Leitrim
The fortified house of the 1630s is ruined now, standing on a rise above the town with a visitor centre in the grounds.
- Where
- Manorhamilton, County Leitrim
- Before you go
- Opening times, prices and access change. Check with the place itself.
Nearby
The closest places on our lists, in any county.
Glencar WaterfallGlencar drops into a wooded glen above the lough, a few minutes on foot from the car park.
Parke's CastleThe OPW restored this fortified house of the early 1600s, on the shore of Lough Gill.
Creevelea FriaryThe Franciscan friary beside the Bonet River was founded in 1508. It is roofless and you can walk straight into it.More in Leitrim
- The Shed Distillery ExperienceDistillery or brewery · DrumshanboThe gin and whiskey distillery in Drumshanbo is working, and it runs a tour and a tasting room.
Carrick-on-ShannonTown · Carrick-on-ShannonLeitrim's county town sits on the Shannon, with a marina on the water and a Georgian main street above it.- Acres Lake BoardwalkWalk · DrumshanboThe boardwalk floats along the edge of Acres Lake outside Drumshanbo, part of the Shannon Blueway.
Costello Memorial ChapelChurch · Carrick-on-ShannonThe chapel on Bridge Street is very small and was put up in 1877 as a family burial place.
Cavan and Leitrim RailwayMuseum · DromodRestored engines and short rides on the line, at the narrow gauge railway museum in Dromod station.- Fenagh AbbeyMonastic site · BallinamoreTwo roofless medieval churches in a graveyard south of Ballinamore, on an early monastic site.
Leitrim WayWalk · DrumshanboThis route runs the length of the county from Drumshanbo to Manorhamilton over bog and hill.
Jamestown AbbeyRuin · DrumsnaThe friary in Jamestown village is a ruin, and the old town arch still spans the road beside it.