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The recent good weather which has seen Leitrim basking in glorious sunshine and registering temperatures higher than many parts of continental Europe has provided a perfect opportunity to showcase 'Lovely Leitrim' looking its finest.
Throughout the county pictures were taken, stunning locations were snapped and selfies were posed for as locals and visitors alike made the best of the glorious weather.
The floating boardwalk in Drumshanbo has proved to be a very popular amenity since it was opened to the public and this picture illustrates just why.
Peaceful morning at Glencar Lake
— Discover Ireland (@GoToIrelandGB) May 31, 2018
Co. Leitrim pic.twitter.com/ksOKZhy5dj
The calmness of Glencar Lake, located beneath the famous waterfall is as popular with the local wildlife as it is with the tourists who visit the area.
Remains of Creevelea Abbey, Dromahair, Co. #Leitrim. Founded in 1508 by Owen O’Rourke, Lord of Breifne, and wife, Margaret, it was one of the last abbeys founded in Ireland before King Henry V111 dissolved all in Ireland and England. @johncreedon @IrishHistSoc #sunsets pic.twitter.com/hYAppNMjF5
— Gerry Faughnan (@GerrysPix) May 29, 2018
Creevelea Abbey in Dromahair looked incredible as the sun shone on the remains of the old friary.
A different view of Glencar Lake which looks stunning in this image.
Early Sunday morning at
— The Boathouse Bay Bugle (@BoathouseBay) May 27, 2018
Jamestown festival quayside.#Jamestown#Leitrim#CarrickOnShannon pic.twitter.com/ehyA2imqvC
The sun shone brightly in Jamestown for the annual Heritage Festival.
The fabulous weather had Lough Rynn and Lough Melvin, located at opposites end of the county, both looking at their very best as the sun basked down.
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