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9 to 4pm

When touring Killaloe, the charm of the town can best be captured on the banks of the canal. The route runs along the water and always offers a view over the river to Ballina and the historic Killaloe Bridge. The soothing rippling, the boats gently rocking and the lush green banks can be wonderfully enjoyed from the saddle. The town itself is full of small cafes and restaurants - an ideal place to take a break or start or end the tour. The road itself has a few bumpy spots, but the scenery easily makes up for that.

try cycle during the day when the roads are quite and less traffic, certainly have decent cycling shorts and rain gear as it will rain at some point, roads are very bumpy at times so have a spare kit

If you are riding through Killaloe, make sure you pedal along Canal Bank for great views over the water to Ballina and Killaloe Bridge. There are plenty of places to eat and drink in the town, which also makes it a perfect start and/or finish point on a ride.

The KIllaloe Bridge spans the boundary between County Clare to the south west and County Tipperary to the north east. It crosses the River Shannon and is unique for such a long bridge in that it only has one lane for traffic.

This is a fantastic viewpoint offering panoramic views across the beautiful Lough Derg. You can see all the way to County Clare and up the River Shannon towards Galway. Make sure to bring a picnic!

Terryglass is a picturesque village loated on the northern shoes of Lough Derg. It has a beautiful harbour and two popular local pubs, serving good food with local produce. Traditional Irish music is often played at the pubs too. A perfect village to stop for a mid ride refreshment!

Killaloe is a small town that sits on the River Shannon on the western bank of Lough Derg. The town has plenty of places to eat or have a drink, or if you'd like to eat a picnic the canal banks provide a perfect scenic spot to stop.