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Canals & Waterways

Your river barge cruise takes you to the very heart of unspoiled Ireland. The Shannon Waterway, also known as the River Shannon, is not a river at all, but a series of very scenic lakes, or loughs, connected by stretches of rivers and canals.

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Sightseeing Highlights

Kilbeggan Distillery, the oldest licensed whiskey distillery in the world. Pre-historic artifacts, such as a castle devoted to Bronze Age culture. The colorful city of Galway. Wildlife and flora reserves. Be welcomed in the tiny villages and local pubs along the route.

 

Indulgent Insights

Refined Continental cuisine combines creative use of traditional Irish fare with a contemporary gourmet twist.  Delectable menus reflect the best of the Emerald Isle’s epicurean bounty, emphasizing free range and organic ingredients from dedicated local producers. Luscious cheeseboards feature handmade Farmhouse cheeses. Wine pairings include both New World and Old World selections.

 

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Why Barge in Ireland?

Barging in Ireland reveals its many charms best seen from the water. An extraordinarily scenic cruise route, Ireland’s natural beauty offer major appeal. Lovers of history will thrill to the tours and visits. Guests aboard an Irish cruise will intimately explore Ireland’s vibrant culture and impressive place in world history while also discovering the small slices of Irish life typically overlooked while traveling.