Islands of Ireland: The bountiful history of the 'Killarney of the North'

Bejewelled with about 32 islands, Lough Ramor offers plenty of opportunities for placid exploration
Islands of Ireland: The bountiful history of the 'Killarney of the North'

Ballaghanea Island. Lough Ramor, Co Cavan. Picture: Dan MacCarthy

The L-shaped Lough Ramor in Co Cavan is such a delightful place that it merits plentiful visits.

Bejewelled with about 32 islands, it offers plenty of opportunities for placid exploration of its environs. With not a shred of hyperbole, it is known as the Killarney of the North. It is about 8km by 3km and is another special area of conservation.

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