Dromahair is a picturesque village located on the banks of the river Bonet at its entry point to Lough Gill. It has an interesting history and a walk around the village will bring you into contact with remnants of its historic past.

There is a particularly nice riverside walk which brings you to the ruins of Creevylea Abbey, a Franciscan Friary which was the last to be built in Ireland before the dissolution of the monasteries by Henry VIII.

The drive from Dromahair to Parkes Castle, along the shores of Lough Gill, is wonderfully scenic.

Some of the Local Attractions:

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