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Dublin Airport Or City To Lough Rynn Castle Estate Private Chauffeur Transfer

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Dublin Airport Or City To Lough Rynn Castle Estate Private Chauffeur Transfer

About This Tour

Your chauffeur will meet you at the arrivals hall in Dublin Airport, or collect you from your Dublin City location, and take you and your luggage straight to Lough Rynn Castle Estate in County Leitrim. It’s a fully private transfer, so you’ve got the car to yourself, the WiFi is on, and parking, tolls and taxes are all wrapped into the price.

Need the journey the other way? Book the same transfer for the return to Dublin City or the airport and let the operator know your pick-up location when you reserve.

What’s Included

  • Private transportation
  • WiFi on board
  • Bottled water
  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • All taxes, parking and tolls

What’s Not Included

  • Gratuities (not included, gratefully accepted)

Good to Know

  • Infants and small children can travel in a pram or stroller
  • Public transport options are available nearby
  • Suitable for all fitness levels
  • This is a private transfer
  • Conducted in English

Local Tips

Two hours is the standard drive time, and the second half is the more interesting stretch. The N4 out of Dublin takes you efficiently through Longford, and then it’s a quieter run north into Leitrim. The county is among the least visited in Ireland, which is a genuine selling point rather than a warning.

Lough Rynn Castle is a Victorian castle on a walled estate beside the lake it’s named after. The grounds include formal gardens, woodland walks, and the lough itself, which is long and narrow and very still. If you arrive before dark, even a short walk along the waterside is a good way to shake off the journey.

Mohill is the closest village, about five minutes by car. It’s a small town but it has what you need for supplies, and the local GAA ground is one of those places where you’ll understand a bit more about how life is actually organized in rural Ireland if you happen to arrive on a match day.

Leitrim is underrated walking country. The Sheemor mountain (a modest but rewarding summit) is accessible from the area, and the Shannon-Erne Waterway runs through the county with good towpath walks. Carrick-on-Shannon, roughly 25 minutes away, has boat hire, lively restaurants, and is the main hub for the region if you want a proper evening out.

Nearby on IrelandMe

  • Carrick-on-Shannon — The county town of Leitrim sits on one of the Shannon’s most popular stretches, with riverside restaurants, boat hire, and a compact town centre that’s easy to walk.
  • Lough Key Forest Park — About 25 minutes from Lough Rynn, this 800-acre parkland on the shores of Lough Key has trails, a canopy walk and a boat jetty with island access.
  • Drumsna — One of Ireland’s oldest villages, set on a loop of the River Shannon, and the place where Anthony Trollope wrote his first novel while working as a post office surveyor in the 1840s.