County Cavan
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Cities, towns and villages
- (an Cabhán, "the hollow") – county town
- (Coill an Chollaigh)
- (Béal Átha Conaill, "Entrance to the Ford of Conall")
- (Béal Tairbirt, "mouth of the isthmus")
- (Achadh an Iúir, "field of the yew") – Gateway to the Ireland's Lakeland Region
Get in
By car
From Dublin, the N3 will get you to Cavan town in about 1.5 hours.By bus
From Dublin, Belfast, or Donegal.Get around
You will need a car to get around County Cavan speedily. Besides the hourly bus services to Dublin, etc., there is little in the way of public transport.
County Sports Partnership offers bikes to hire, two tandem bicycles, one hand-cycle and one universal hand-cycle wheelchair attachment.
County Sports Partnership offers bikes to hire, two tandem bicycles, one hand-cycle and one universal hand-cycle wheelchair attachment.
See
- See the county museum in Ballyjamesduff
- Visit Dun A Ri Forest Park in Kingscourt.
Do
- Fishing and boating on the Erne River.
- Explore the Marble Arch Caves.
Virginia Pumpkin FestivalOctober bank holiday weekend.
Eat
- Duggans Pub and Restaurant/Olde Post Inn/ at Cloverhill.
Sleep
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phone: +353 42 966-8346address: Dublin Rd, KingscourtAll rooms have en suite bath, TV, and free Wi-Fi. Complimentary tea and coffee. Free off road parking.
Fortview House B&BFamily-run guest house in the beautiful countryside of Cavan. Fishing, golf, horse riding, walking, home cooking, walks.
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phone: +353 854 6100address: VirginiaTraditional country house hotel. On a private 100 acre estate on Lough Ramor with fishing, golf course, and formal gardens on grounds. Restaurant open to Wed-Sun.
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Radisson Blu Hotel Farnham Estate
phone: +353 4943 77 700address: Farnham Estate, County CavanOn 1,300 acres and surrounded by 7 km of walking trails and fishing holes. New modern hotel with 2 bars and function rooms built behind the ancestral home of Lord Farnham. and has a busy restaurant and food service. Weddings a speciality here. Natural walks and well manicured lawns give the estate a "country" feeling.
Go next
Virginia an attractive small town founded in 1612. On the N3 beside Lough Ramor. Several hotels, B&Bs, pubs, restaurants, and a golf course. Ideal location for weekend breaks with good angling, boating, wildlife and forest walks close by.