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Shannon Harbour

· Posted: 21.04.2013 · #1

Hi To All,
Anybody Been Too Shannon Harbour, Is It Ok To Pull In For a Nite Or Two,
Thank You For Your Reply,s

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· Posted: 21.04.2013 · #2

Hi Adria,

We pulled into shannon harbour last year, I suspect it may have potential but there were 'no motorhomes overnight' signs at the harbourmasters house (now a B&B).

We did not stay, but there appeared to be some potential on the East bank (south side). Parking in the village appeared to be no problem so you could park and ask.

You CAN stop over at Shannonbridge which is only 8 miles from Shannon harbour. Right beside the river between the little tourist office and a pub. Toilets and showers available (token).

There is a super pub called Killeens down the street (good food) loads of atmosphere, and a more upmarket restaraunt at the bridge in the old fort.

Davy

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· Posted: 22.04.2013 · #3

Hi Davy,
Thank,s You For That Info. Will Check it out this weekend and let you know.

Alfie.

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· Posted: 23.04.2013 · #4

We've stayed in Shannon Harbour many time - no problems. We always park near the old house or along parking spaces in that area. Never parked near the harbour or the harbour masters house. lovely walks along the canal and the pub across the road is lovely and friendly.

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· Posted: 26.04.2013 · #5

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· Posted: 26.04.2013 · #6

Hi Glastry,

We didn't have to walk the dog, but we did have to try and solve some of their puzzles while waiting for dinner!!

Lukers appeared to be closed when we last stayed over, although there did seem to be some activity late that night.

We had heard that they are motorhome friendly and good crack to be had so it is on our list for next visit.

Davy

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· Posted: 26.04.2013 · #7

Stayed at Shannon Harbour on last Tuesesday night 23/04/2013, no problems.
Signs say Motorhomes not allowed but enquired at McIntyres Bar and was told that Campervans were very welcome as long as you dont park in front of Harbour Masters House as this is a Bed and Breakfast.
Hospitality at McIntyres Bar second to none.

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· Posted: 27.06.2013 · #8

Great time at last weekends Shannon Harbour Festival. Enter harbour down second roadway avoiding local B&B. No parking signs for campers along roadway beside the B&B.
10 M.H. Parked up for the weekend.
Toilets & Showers available with Waterways Ireland cards. Can be purchased in local pub.

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