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The gentle rustling of the reeds in the wind and the flapping of the wings of the water birds that find shelter here give the place a relaxed atmosphere. The lake not only plays an important role as a bird paradise, but also in the region's water regulation - it protects the surrounding area from flooding after heavy rain. This functional aspect gives the body of water an additional meaning that goes beyond its pure beauty. The paths around the lake are easy to drive, but it is worth letting your eyes wander - you may spot one or two rare bird species that make their home here.

A beautiful and biodiverse nature park and bird sanctuary outside the town of Ennis. The lake is fed by waters of the Fergus river.

Great trail on the shores of Dromore Louch. The largest of the lakes of the estate.

Set within the beautiful managed forest is the 16th century Dromore Castle. The woodland and lakes north of Ennis has many trails for you to explore.

Also known as Ballyalla Lake, there is a seating area along the eastern edge of Ballyallia Lough which makes for a peaceful lunch stop. It plays an important part in water storage to prevent flooding after heavy rainfall.

The trail wiggles pleasingly along the banks of Dromore Lough offering up lovely views of this tranquill freshwater lake.

Dromore Wood is a place seeped in nature and surrounded by water. There are plenty of well maintained trails for running as well as a visitors centre. It is especially popular with families due to the mix of the outdoors and the castle.

It is thought that Dromore Castle dates from the 16th century, built by Teige O’Brien whose name is carved above the doorway. It was certainly built before the 17th century as by then, it was already undergoing repairs.