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The Graves of the Leinstermen – Two Mile Gate, Lough Derg loop from Ballycuggaran

The Graves of the Leinstermen – Two Mile Gate, Lough Derg loop from Ballycuggaran

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The Graves of the Leinstermen – Two Mile Gate, Lough Derg loop from Ballycuggaran

02:17

40.8km

660m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: March 23, 2026

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4.38 km

View of Killaloe and Ballina from Canal Bank

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Killaloe is a small town that sits on the River Shannon on the western bank of Lough Derg.

The town has plenty of places to eat or have a drink, …

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4.42 km

Killaloe Farmers' Market

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Just at the end of the Bridge, on the Killaloe side. Open on Sunday mornings, and a good spot to grab a treat or a coffee.

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11.6 km

The Graves of the Leinstermen

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Four huge menhirs on the slope of Mount Tountinna in the middle of the Arra Mountain Range. It is probably a Bronze Age burial place. It's exciting to see how the huge stones got up here.

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20.6 km

Larkins Pub & Restaurant

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On its own Larkin's would have a healthy business because of the quality of food. Given its location, it's very hard to beat for food or drink on a nice summer's day

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27.0 km

View of Lough Derg

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This is a fantastic viewpoint offering panoramic views across the beautiful Lough Derg. You can see all the way to County Clare and up the River Shannon towards Galway. Make sure to bring a picnic!

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36.4 km

View of Killaloe Bridge

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The KIllaloe Bridge spans the boundary between County Clare to the south west and County Tipperary to the north east. It crosses the River Shannon and is unique for such …

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