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Directions to Carrick-on-Shannon

From Dublin: Take M50 to N4/N5/N6 junction. Follow road past Lucan onto M4 (note M4 is a toll road). Continue to Kinnegad and take the N4 towards Sligo and Mullingar. Road becomes single carriageway. At the first roundabout in Carrick-on-Shannon, go straight on. At the next roundabout, go straight on into the town centre. Follow the road round to the left and go along the main street past the Bush Hotel on your left. As the road bears left, turn right towards the Council Offices. Carry on along this short stretch and turn left at the end, then right at the statue. Carrickcraft are directly ahead of you.

From Belfast: Take A4 towards Enniskillen. Turn off the A4 at Lisbellaw and in Lisbellaw turn left towards Carrybridge. At the T-junction in Carrybridge, turn right and cross the bridge. Continue along and over another bridge to a crossroads. Taking extra care, go straight across and continue through Killesher and arrive at a main road. Turn left and follow the road to Swanlinbar. About 2 miles outside Swanlinbar, turn right towards Ballinamore. In Ballinamore, turn right at the T-junction. Go through Ballinamore and pass a petrol station on your right. Take the next turning on the right signposted to Carrick-on-Shannon. In Carrick, turn right at the T-junction and go along the main street past the Bush Hotel on your left. As the road bears left, turn right towards the Council Offices. Carry on along this short stretch and turn left at the end, then right at the statue. Carrickcraft are directly ahead of you.

Directions to Banagher

From Dublin: Take M50 to N4/N5/N6 junction. Follow road past Lucan onto M4 (note M4 is a toll road). Continue to Kinnegad and take the M6 towards Athlone and Galway. Follow motorway to the first exit at Athlone signposted Birr. Leave motorway and go along short dual carriageway to roundabout. Turn left towards Birr. After the VW garage, turn right towards Birr. Follow road through Ferbane and into Cloughan. In Cloughan, go straight over roundabout. Soon after, do not turn left to Birr, but carry on towards Borrisokane. About two miles along, turn right towards Banagher. In Banagher, turn right at the T-junction and go on until you can see the bridge. Turn right just before the bridge and into the marina complex. Turn left and follow the lane along the river. Carrickcraft is on your right.

From Belfast: Take M1 to Dublin and join M50. Follow directions as for Dublin.

Directions to Tully Bay

From Dublin: Take M50 to junction for N3. Follow N3 through Navan, Kells, Cavan and Belturbet towards Enniskillen. Once over the border, the road becomes the A509. When you arrive in Enniskillen, turn right into town and follow signs for Donegal. Do not cross the bridge in Enniskillen, but just before the bridge, turn left onto the A46 towards Donegal and Belleek. Follow this road for about 12 miles (you will see Lower Lough Erne on your right). Tully Bay is clearly signposted for Carrickcraft on the right.

From Belfast: Take A4 to Enniskillen and continue into town, following signs to Donegal and Belleek. Cross the river and then turn right and immediately left onto the A46 towards Donegal and Belleek. Follow this road for about 12 miles (you will see Lower Lough Erne on your right). Tully Bay is clearly signposted for Carrickcraft on the right.

NOTE: Please be careful with SatNav systems as there is another Tully in County Fermanagh and you will probably end up there. Use our postcode of BT93 7EY.

Drumaheglis

From Belfast: Take the M2 signposted to Ballymoney/Coleraine. After the Ballymoney bypass, stay on the A26 also called Newbridge Road. Turn left onto the Taughey Road, then right onto the Macfin Road and finally left again onto the Glenstall Road from where you will signs for Drumaheglis Marina and Caravan Park. A map can be downloaded here.

From Dublin: Take M1 North to Belfast (note there is a toll bridge on this road so you will need some Euro change). Proceed through Belfast on the Westlink to the M2. Proceed as from Belfast above.