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The Caves Of Keash tower over the small village of Keash on the west side of Keshcorran Hill. The caves consist of 17 chambers and have clear evidence of human life in the form of brown bear, red deer and wolf bones. Jump off the bike and walk up to the caves to see into a window of ancient history.

This castle was built during the nine years war from 1592 to 1601 on an ancient road that connected Ballymoate with Boyle. The fortress was built to defend the pass through the Curlew mountains. Nowadays the castle lies in ruins, and it is free to visit.

This road sits on the side of a hill with fantastic views of the green fields and Lough Key below.

The Cistercian monastery dates back to the 12th century, but lost its importance by the 15th century. It was later used by the army and is only partially preserved today. What is left is still very impressive.

Head off the road through the castle gates to find Kilronan Castle. Kilronan Castle Estate & Spa is majestically set on the shores of Lough Meelagh, surrounded by over forty acres of breathtaking Irish scenery, lush green pastures, ancient forests and historical points of interest.

Head off the road through the castle gates to find Kilronan Castle. Kilronan Castle Estate & Spa is majestically set on the shores of Lough Meelagh, surrounded by over forty acres of breathtaking Irish scenery, lush green pastures, ancient forests and historical points of interest.

The Cistercian monastery dates back to the 12th century, but lost its importance by the 15th century. It was later used by the army and is only partially preserved today. What is left is still very impressive.

Fun and action for the whole family: that's what awaits you at Lough Key Forest & Activity Park! In the high ropes course you can test your limits and boldly balance over ropes and wooden planks at lofty heights.