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Actor Bill Nighy narrates TV show about the River Shannon and Leitrim

Actor Bill Nighy narrates TV show about the River Shannon and Leitrim Channel 5 at 8pm tonight, Friday, May 7 Reporter:   ); Images of the River Shannon and Leitrim, will be beamed into the homes of up to 2 million people across Britain, when an episode of a popular TV series – narrated by actor Bill Nighy – airs during prime time on Channel 5 this evening (7 May) at 8pm. The series, called World s Most Scenic River Journeys, is dedicating an entire episode to the Shannon, from source to mouth – showcasing the spectacular scenery and the wealth of things to see and do all along the river. It will highlight the history and heritage of the Shannon and feature a number of people who live and work along the river. Filming took place here last October, supported by Tourism Ireland.

Major Rivers Of Europe

Major Rivers Of Europe Rivers are defined as flowing bodies of freshwater that drain into seas, oceans, lakes, and reservoirs. Rivers serve as important sources of drinking water, irrigation, transportation, hydroelectric power generation, and various recreational activities such as boating and swimming. There are numerous rivers as well as their tributaries that flow through the countries of the European continent. This article highlights some of the most significant European rivers. Contents: Map of the Danube River. The Danube River has a length of about 2,850 km and is considered the second-longest river in the European continent. It rises at the confluence of the Brigach and Breg rivers, near the German town of Donaueschingen in the Black Forest region of Germany. The river flows across major portions of central and southeastern Europe, passing through the 10 European nations of Germany, Austria, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia, Slovakia, Ukraine, and Moldova.

Funding welcomed for Cavan Way walk

Funding welcomed for Cavan Way walk Reporter: );   ); Cllr John Paul Feely has welcomed the €139,596 that has been allocated under the Outdoor Recreation Scheme to upgrade the Cavan Way, the 16 mile marked walk from Blacklion to Dowra taking in the Shannon Pot and Cavan Burren Park. “This funding is primarily to take a section from the Shannon Pot towards the trunk road off the Glangevlin to Blacklion Road and follow more closely the route of the river. “Local staff of Cavan County Council have worked closely with local landowners and as always received great cooperation. “The Cavan Way forms part of the Beara Breifne Way. It is a target of the National Trails Office to get as much of our walking routes off of Regional Road. This funding will bring the largest section of the Cavan Way off a regional road as well as keeping it along the route of the Shannon.

The Shannon is a natural wonder and new plan can deliver a steady flow of tourists

Shannon Tourism masterplan sees key proposals for Leitrim and North Roscommon

Shannon Tourism masterplan sees key proposals for Leitrim and North Roscommon Reporter: Waterways Ireland’s new Tourism Masterplan has received an enthusiastic endorsement from local politicians. The masterplan contains several key ideas and proposals for the South Leitrim and North Roscommon region which include: Shannon Tourism Steering group to monitor the implementation plan Explore options for the development of small-scale accommodation including floating pods and glamping Possible further boat hire hubs at Ballinamore and Tarmonbarry Enhancement of the visitor experiences including the development of waterfront picnic areas, playgrounds and the stimulation of harbour enterprises alongside serviced camping for caravans and RVs

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