Ballinrobe Attractions
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Ballinrobe (Baile an Rodhba, "Town of the Robe River) lies in the west of Ireland at the point where the N84 crosses the River Robe. To the west of the town is Lough Mask (good fishing), and beyond this the chain of the Partry Mountains, rising to their highest point in Benwee (2,206ft/672m). Ballinrobe is popular both as an angling center and a base from which to explore the surrounding area.
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Ballintubber Abbey
Founded in the early 13th C, the Ballintubber Abbey has functioned continuously as a place of worship until the present day.