The Cuilcagh Lakelands Global Geopark contains some of the finest landscapes on the island of Ireland.
Ranging from rugged uplands, lakes and forests through to gently rolling drumlins, the landscapes of the Geopark represent a complex Earth history dating back as far as 895 million years ago.
Toam, Cavan
Lough MacNean is a large freshwater lake divided into two parts.
Aghanaglack, Fermanagh
The forest is strewn with outcrops of rocky crags and upland lakes including th...
Coolarkan, Fermanagh
Belmore Forest offers something for everyone: breath-taking views, local wildlif...
Ballyconnell, Cavan
The Woodford Canal, also known as the Shannon-Erne Waterway, flows through Bally...
Cornagee, Cavan
Cornagee translates from Irish as ‘rounded windy hill’ and on many days of the y...
Castlesaunderson, Cavan
The story of Castle Saunderson is marked by fire and blood, conquest, and divisi...
Belcoo, Fermanagh
From here you will be able to see Upper and Lower Lough MacNean, the village of ...
Marlbank, Fermanagh
A way marked linear route through some of Fermanagh’s finest scenery, showcasing...
Enniskillen, Fermanagh
A stunning site, giving visitors views of one of the largest and best preserved ...
Derrylahan, Cavan
As the surface rising of Ireland’s longest river, the Shannon Pot’s fame can be ...
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