Creevy Experience
Creevy Shore Walk, a purpose built coastal footpath 10 miles in length running from Rossnowlagh through Creevy to the mouth of the Erne Estuary in Ballyshannon. It is situated 1km from The Wild Atlantic Way which is a 2,500km route from Malin Head, Co Donegal to Kinsale, Co Cork.
Walkers will be enchanted by breathtaking views along the Co-op’s specially constructed cliff walk. The route passes over moor and farmland and is equipped with fence stiles and direction markers. This walk is most suited to the physically fit -a must for the explorer!
On the Creevy Coastal walk are the ruins of Kilbarron Castle, home of Michael O’Cleary, and the Four Masters, a group of Franciscan lay brothers, who penned the Annals of the Four Masters, a most significant piece of history going back over the centuries.
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Creevy Experience photo gallery
We would like to thank Josephine for such a beautiful stay in her beautiful little cottage. Hot tub and sauna was a bonus, boys and us loved it. Very relaxing, we will be back again. What a hidden gem.
Parke Family, Ballymoney, Co Antrim
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