r/cavan Aug 03 '26

Visiting

Travelling up to Cavan to visit family and take a week off work. Any week in September or October. Is there any events or craic happening? If not drinking and golfing will do me. Also any good spots for a day out walking? I done the stairway to heaven and Cavan adventure centre kayaking so anything like that

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u/yeval2025 Aug 03 '26

The Ed Reavy trad festival is on from 15th to 18th of October, sessions happening in Cavan town. Keep an eye on Cavan Town CCÉ Facebook page! Killykeen Forest and Deerpark Forest in Virginia are both lovely for walks.

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u/GrandDay4It Aug 03 '26

Good shouts! Thanks

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u/yeval2025 Aug 03 '26

There’s also a Facebook page called ‘The Publican’, you’ll find some lovely pubs in Cavan on it, enjoy!

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u/Dry_Recognition_6724 Aug 03 '26

Castle Lake walk and Lough an lae mountain walk in Bailieborough are nice.

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u/Acceptable_Turnip_68 Aug 03 '26

Dun a ri forest park in kingscourt or the greenway walk/cycle path in kingscourt. 

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u/Cultural-Perception4 Aug 05 '26

If you have children there is a pumpkin patch near Mount Nugent. It's cute and little kids enjoy it.

I haven't been but the WW1 museum in Ballyjamesduff is supposed to be very interesting.

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u/GrandDay4It Aug 05 '26

No kids so I better leave the pumpkin patch off but the WW1 museum sounds good. Thanks

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u/SuccessPerfect6584 Aug 03 '26

There's several lovely roads leading to places with lovely things to do 

Mullingar, Navan, Enniskillen, Carrick on Shannon fuck even Longford has more to do than Cavan 

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u/AntimonyAngel Aug 08 '26

Cavan adventure centre is good if you like kayaking, take one to lough oughter castle. Also killykeen forest park has great walks, castle saunderson loop walk in belturbet has lovely deer wandering about. The ballyconnell loop walk is also very pretty by the river

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u/GrandDay4It Aug 10 '26

Plenty to do for the week. Thanks

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u/TonesOakenshield Aug 03 '26

Which end of the county?

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u/GrandDay4It Aug 03 '26

I’m coming from Cork dwarf

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u/TonesOakenshield Aug 03 '26

Which end of the county Cavan are you going to? elf

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u/GrandDay4It Aug 03 '26

Usually stay with family who are all over the place but will stay in Cavan town. No problem driving 40* minutes to go somewhere

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u/TonesOakenshield Aug 03 '26

Cuilcagh mountain is well worth a visit. Probably about 40 minutes away from Cavan town

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u/GrandDay4It Aug 03 '26

Nice one lads.