Lough SheelinSeptember 2010 In a county with no seashore, but any amount of lakes, Sheelin is one of Cavan's attractive lakeside swimming spots. This particular location is a small harbour type area, clearly designed for anglers and their small boats. While the lake itself might get choppy this area is fairly well protected, so you can swim in a bit of comfort. Along the small harbour wall there are a couple of places where there are steps which lead you into the soft lake water. As well as a large car park there are a couple of picnic tables and a small grassy area to sit on after your dip. Directions From Virginia take the R194 toward Granard and Longford. After the town of Ballyjamesduff you will come to a T junction where you turn left onto the R154 toward Oldcastle. You travel on this road for a couple of kilometres where you will come to a right turn onto the L7079 and signposted for the lake.
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