Carrick-on-Shannon Attractions

 
Carrick-on-Shannon (Cara Droma Ruisg, "Weir of the Marshy Ridge"), county town of Leitrim county, lies in northern central Ireland in the upper valley of the Shannon. It is the starting point for cabin cruiser trips on the Shannon (Lough Allen) and the River Boyle (Lough Key).

Carrick-on-Shannon has preserved few buildings from earlier centuries. Among them are the Court House (1825) and the Protestant Church (1827).

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