Lough Lene

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Lough Lene is a very attractive and well maintained place to have a swim.

Across the road from a good sized car park you pass through a gateway into a well kept area of the lake with a distinct swimming section. There is a nice grassy area to picnic along with some benches, toilets and a small indoor changing room.

The swimming area has a board walk out onto the lake with ladders which brings you into your depth. Somewhat unusually for a lake, the water here is quite clear and the bottom sandy .

This is a lovely place to swim and its well maintained appearance is a credit to Westmeath County Council.

Directions

From Dublin you take the M4 toward Mullingar . You leave this at exit 11 and get onto the R394 toward Castlepollard. After the village of Crookedwood you take a right turn for Collinstown. In Collinstown you follow the signposts for the lake which is 3 kilometres outside the town.

Ordnance Survey Map No. 41

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Tide times for nearby Balbriggan

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21 December 2024

Time Type Height
03:16 high 3.67m
09:09 low 0m
15:29 high 4.04m
21:54 low 0m

22 December 2024

Time Type Height
04:12 high 3.54m
10:05 low 0m
16:25 high 3.88m
22:49 low 0m

23 December 2024

Time Type Height
05:12 high 3.46m
11:06 low 0m
17:26 high 3.74m
23:48 low 0m

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1 Comment

  1. Michael darby

    Is there cameras in carpark if car was parked up and we went walking if was broke into or anything who would be a contact if there is cameras thanks just hear ppl saying that there’s no cameras ?

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