Overnight Schedule
Granard Edgeworthstown Enybegs Ballinamuck
10:00am – 12.00am
Arrive at Knights & Conquests Heritage Centre in Granard. Tea / Coffee on arrival and take tour of the exhibit with a guide. EZxploring trail available to explore the town of Granard in a fun way.
12.00pm - 12.20pm
Transfer to Edgeworthstown (12.5km)
12.20pm - 1.30pm
Lunch at Bia Deas Cafe in Edgeworthstown
1.30pm - 3.30pm
Arrive at Maria Edgeworth Centre for a guided tour. A souvenir audio player is available in a number of different languages. You then have the option of touring the town with the literary trail or the EZxploring trail.
3.30pm - 4.45pm
Transfer to Enybegs (16km) and visit Titanic Memorial in the village & take a walk up Longford's highest point - Corn Hill
4.45pm - 5.05pm
Transfer to Longford Town (14km) and arrive at PV's Bar, Kitchen & Guesthouse Longford to check in and relax with a tea/coffee
6.30pm - 10pm
Dinner at Indian Sizzlers in Longford Town and relax with some post dinner drinks at Tally Ho bar
Day 2
10:30am – 11.15am
Breakfast in Coffee House 45
11:20am – 11.40am
Check out and transfer to Ballinamuck (24km)
11.25am - 12.25pm
Visit the peaceful Edenmore Bog Walk for a leisurely walk taking in the lovely sights on this trail
12.30pm – 12.45pm
Visit to the 1798 Visitors Centre in Ballinamuck Village
12:45pm – 1.05pm
Transfer to Longford Town (19km)
1.05pm-2.15pm
Lunch at Courtyard Cafe
2.15pm-2.45pm
Free time in town for shopping
2.45pm - 3.15pm
Guided tour of the historic St Mel's Cathedral or take in the Longford Town Walking Trail with audio tour or the EZxploring trail of Longford Town.
You can explore the towns of Granard, Edgeworthstown and Longford further with the fun EZxploring maps which are available in Libraries, the Knights & Conquests Heritage Centre and the Maria Edgeworth Centre. Also if you wish to discover your Irish roots Irish Clann Connections can help you trace your family history and offers professionally researched histories of families, individuals, houses and localities in Longford.
