Barfinnihy Lake

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Barfinnihy Lake

July 2009

Barfinnihy Lake is set within one of the most beautiful parts of the country. It’s right in the midst of lakes, mountains and fabulous views.  The lake is located at the base of impressive Boughil Mountain. You can access it from Mollys Gap where you can stop and admire the spectacular view.

Barfinnihy appears to be a fisherman’s lake as there were quite a few people fishing from the shore when we were there. We walked around to the far side and had a lovely swim in clear, fresh water.

Like all lakes it needs to be treated carefully and watch out for hidden rocks.

Directions

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Coming from Kenmare you take the N 71 which runs to Killarney. At Molly’s Gap you take the R568, sign-posted for Sneem. After a couple of kilometres you will see the lake on your right and space for car parking on the left hand side.

Tide times for Dunbeacon Harbour

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03 December 2024

Time Type Height
05:33 high 3.22m
11:48 low 0.71m
17:46 high 3.15m

04 December 2024

Time Type Height
00:08 low 0.7m
06:14 high 3.2m
12:31 low 0.75m
18:27 high 3.11m

05 December 2024

Time Type Height
00:53 low 0.75m
07:00 high 3.16m
13:19 low 0.81m
19:15 high 3.04m

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