The Barrow
The imposing ruin Carlow Castle and monastic centre from the seventh century which joins the Nore and Suir rivers before The Three Sisters meet the sea.
The Boyne
The legend of Ireland river, its brow revealing its age 1690. The Boyne is associated with Battle of the Boyne and stories that reach back before history.
The Liffey
The Liffey provides both electrical power and drinking water for Dublin City. This river holds the only female head and no one knows why.
The Shannon
Originating from a small pool in the slops of Cuilcagh Mountain in Co. Cavan, it has become Ireland’s largest river.