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The Blessington Greenway links Blessington with the Palladian mansion at Russborough House. It's a walking trail of about 6 km (3.7 miles), which skirts the edge of Poulaphouca Reservoir and cuts through areas of woodland.

The Blessington Greenway links Blessington with the Palladian mansion at Russborough House. It's a walking trail of about 6 km (3.7 miles), which skirts the edge of Poulaphouca Reservoir and cuts through areas of woodland.

Blessington Lakes is officially known as Poulaphouca Reservoir, and it's only one lake. Construction of the dam began in 1937 and by the time it was completed, and the valley flooded, it became the largest man-made lake in Ireland. It supplies water to Dublin and the water is used to power a hydroelectric power plant. The lakeside trails are popular with walkers and cyclists and the lake is home to many water birds, including breeding pairs of the rare goosander.

Blessington is a bustling market town set above Poulaphouca Reservoir, where the Wicklow Mountains meet the Kildare plains. Its broad main street is lined with cafés, pubs and shops. Just outside town lies Russborough House, a grand Palladian mansion with gardens, art collections, and walking trails, while the lakes themselves are popular for fishing, sailing, and quiet scenic walks.

Blessington is a town located in County Wicklow, situated about 29 kilometres southwest of Dublin. It is known for its scenic surroundings, including Blessington Lake, which is part of the River Liffey's reservoir system.

The River Liffey is approximately 125 kilometers long, flowing from its source in the Wicklow Mountains to its mouth at Dublin Bay and the Irish sea. The river has been a crucial part of Dublin’s history, playing an important role in the city's development, trade, and transport.

Nice views at the foot of the Wicklow Mountains.

Quiet bridge over the Liffey, running through the Wicklow Mountains just before it runs into the Poulaphouca Reservoir.