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Proud Mum ... one of the big joys of inland boating is observing the wildlife. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Shannon cruising - Going through the lock at Tarmonbarry, Co. Roscommon. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Oakport Lake on the River Boyle just upstream from Cootehall in Co. Roscommon Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Messing about on the river... a sailing dinghy on the Shannon. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Sunset at Dromod Harbour in Co. Leitrim. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Whatever floats your boat ...A kayaker gets to grips with some fast flowing water. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Swans are a delight to watch. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Acres Lake on the North Shannon near to Lough Allen. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Richmond Harbor in Co. Longford. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Evening mooring, Lough Key, Co. Roscommon. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Lough Key, Co. Roscommon on a rainy day. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Moored up waiting to go through Albert lock. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
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Another rainy day on the Shannon. Note the absence of boats. Photo credit:Andy Spearman
Ireland's inland waterways are a magical combination of water, nature and fresh air. And, unlike sailing on the sea, the scenery changes so much that you might just spend all your vacation on board! ;
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March 5, 2009
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Posted by Alphonse on November 19,2009 | 01:45PMAwesome Ireland......
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Posted by Alphonse on November 19,2009 | 01:45PM
Awesome Ireland......
