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Church Village is a tiny hamlet next to the Yellow River. It is well placed on the Larganmore Loop as a place to rest, but don't expect to find much here. The views of the river and churchyard are very pretty though.

In 1798, inspired by the idea of American freedom and the French Revolution, troops landed on this beach to wage a war of independence against England. Unfortunately, this independence of free Conagh lasted only 32 days and was brutally suppressed.

Upper Bridge provides lovely views across Ballina, with the impressive spire of St. Muredach's Cathedral particularly prominent. The bridge takes you across the River Moy, a well-known salmon river. Every July, the town hosts the Ballina Salmon Festival.

Known for its salmon fishing, Ballina is a pretty town on the River Moy. There's plenty to do: the Connacht Distillery provides a taste of craft whisky and the riverside Arts Centre offers plenty for culture vultures to get their beak into. The town is on the Western Way long-distance trail and is the last major settlement before the end point beyond Windy Gap on the Mayo/Sligo border.

A truly ancient town, it's thought that Killala is one of Ireland's oldest settlements. Today, it's a lovely small fishing town with a distinctive 12th-century round tower and its impressive Church of Ireland cathedral. There are a few bars and pubs for refreshment.

A lovely little tour in Ballina along the mouth of the Moy River. We really enjoyed the section with the many little elf houses hidden in the trees. A great route if you're traveling with children. Provides plenty of entertainment (;-). There's also a coffee stop at the castle hotel to finish.

Nice wooded walk, with parts along the lovely river Moy. See the concrete ship, long abandoned on its mooring.

The road passes so close to Lough Cullin, it would be rude not to stop for a break at this viewpoint. It's shallow waters are a popular fishing spot for both trout and salmon.