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이곳은 마을 중심부에 자리한 잘 관리되고 환영하는 녹지 공간입니다. 부드러운 순환 경로는 그림 같은 Camlin 강을 따라 이어집니다. 주변을 감상하며 휴식을 취할 수 있는 벤치와 피크닉 장소가 많으며, 놀이터와 탁 트인 공간이 있어 특히 가족 친화적입니다.

The tranquil waterside village of Cloondara in County Longford overlooks the impressive, stone-cut Richmond Harbour. This is where the Royal Canal meets with the mighty River Shannon having journeyed across Ireland from Dublin – an ideal spot to start or finish an adventure along the Royal Canal Way.

The village of Kilashee offers a wonderful stop-off point on the Royal Canal Way, with several pubs and the interesting St Paul’s Church, rebuilt in the 19th century with Gothic and Tudor Revival style influences.

Pake Bridge is one of the many arched stone bridges built in the late 18th and early 19th centuries when the Royal Canal was first constructed. Like others along the route, it was designed to let horses tow barges beneath while carts and livestock crossed above. Today it’s a quiet spot to pause, with a bench beside the bridge that makes it perfect for a break.

Great trails at Newcastle Woods, near the Inny River. Surrounded by pine trees, these forest trails are ready for you to explore.

This Cathedral was one of the Catholic churches largest building projects in the 19th century. The impressive building was severely damaged by a fire on Christmas morning in 2009. Happily it has been thoughtfully restored to its former glory and is open to visitors.

If you fancy a rest in some peaceful woods or perhaps to extend your ride on off road track then head into Newcastle woods off of the road here. Once part of the Newcastle Demense, owned by the King-Harman family, Newcastle Woods is a wonderful place to hike and connect with nature. As you walk through the peaceful woodland, keep a careful eye out for Pine Martens who are resident here.

The royal canal ends in this tranquil village into a beautiful cut-stone Richmond harbour. Here there are a number of pubs to have a bite to eat and admire the view.