County Leitrim hosts several chief craft breweries and distilleries that contribute to the local production…

County Council Tourism Officer: Sinead McDermott, Tourism Officer: , Leitrim County Council, Áras an Chontae,…

Jackson’s Fort Encounter: In Gort Lamma, on the border of Leitrim and Sligo, stands the…

  Saint Patrick’s Well (Tobair Phadhraig), Tullaghan: Pattern day: March 17 (Saint Patrick’s Day), with…

Saint Caillín of Fenagh: November 13, c. 6th century: FenaghCaillín, patron of Fenagh, founded a…

Ballinamore and the Ghostly Horseman: Ballinamore’s roads are haunted by a ghostly horseman, believed to…

The highest point in County Leitrim is Truskmore (Sliabh an Iarainn), standing at 647 meters…

John McGahern (1934-2006) Born in Knockanroe, near Ballinamore, McGahern was a novelist and short story…

Bernard Gray: A 20th-century poet known for Songs and Stories of Leitrim. Conor Mc Manus:…

  John McGahern: Born in Dublin City; lived in Ballinamore and Aughawillan, County Leitrim 1934–2006)…

Dromahair: A charming village on the River Bonet near Lough Gill, Dromahair is surrounded by…

Leitrim’s Smallest population: Leitrim is Ireland’s least populous county, with just over 35,199 residents recorded…

Lovely Leitrim: A nostalgic ballad expressing the longing of an Irish emigrant for their homeland,…

Lovely Leitrim: Written by Philip Fitzpatrick (an NYPD patrolman and Leitrim emigrant) in the early…

Charlie McGettigan: Singer-songwriter (folk, pop) from Ballyshannon, County Donegal; lives in Drumshanbo, County Leitrim. Born…

County Leitrim in Ireland, a quiet, lakeland county with rolling hills, forests, waterfalls, and rural…

Leitrim comes from the Irish “Liatroim,” meaning “grey ridge,” from “liath” (grey) and “droim” (ridge), likely…

County Leitrim’s sporting history is a compelling mix of Gaelic games, soccer, rugby, and more,…

Pre-1000 The Gaelic Nation County Leitrim’s pre-1000 history is rooted in its role within the…

Carrick-On-Shannon: The county town and a centre on the River Shannon with a marina with…

Start your tour through the compact streets of Carrick-on-Shannon at the iconic Carrick Bridge, the…

LEITRIM (County of): a county, of which a very small portion is maritime, in the province…

LEITRIM, a county of Ireland, province of Connacht, but anciently part of Breifne in Ulster.…

“Where the wandering water gushes, / From the hills above Glen-Car, / In pools among…

Saint Peter’s Church, Portlaoise: Built in 1804, this Church of Ireland church features a Georgian…

Parke’s Castle: Parke’s Castle, located on the shores of Lough Gill near Dromahair, is a…

 Glencar Waterfall: Located near Glencar Lough, this 50ft waterfall, immortalized by W.B. Yeats in his…

Gurns Milestone Pub (Carrick-on-Shannon): Located at the junction of Main Street and the N16, this…

Corracloona Court Tomb (Prince Connell’s Grave): Corracloona, near Kiltyclogher, Co. Leitrim, F91 XW83. A Neolithic…

Glencar Waterfall: A cascading waterfall surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for capturing dramatic water shots…

County Leitrim offers a charming dining scene that reflects its rural beauty and local produce,…

County Leitrim, Ireland’s smallest county, offers a serene blend of natural beauty, historic sites, and…

Keeldra Lough (Cloone): Keeldra Lough, near Cloone, is Leitrim’s only officially designated swimming spot, recognized…

St Patrick’s Well (Tobair Phádraig), Tullaghan — A revered holy well near the Sligo border,…