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Banagher
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Banagher is a historic riverside town on the banks of the River Shannon, renowned for its rich heritage, boating culture and relaxed waterside atmosphere. Once an important crossing point and military location, the area is home to landmarks including Cromwell’s Castle, a Martello tower and historic churches reflecting centuries of strategic and ecclesiastical importance. Today Banagher is a popular destination for cruising and fishing on the Shannon. It’s also a great spot for walkers and cyclists. Visitors can enjoy riverside cafés, marina facilities and scenic views while exploring one of Offaly’s most characterful towns.
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Historic Shannon-side town with boating, angling and heritage attractions
- Home to Banagher Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Popular base for cruising, angling and waterside walking along the River Shannon
- Close to the Grand Canal and Shannon Harbour waterway network
Banagher
Banagher is located in west County Offaly on the banks of the River Shannon, between Birr and Athlone, forming part of Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands waterway corridor.
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