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Huge untapped tourism potential in Tullaghan says local Councillor
Cathaoirleach Cllr Justin Warnock asked that Tullaghan be put on all tourism promotional maps in 2024 and to provide better signage for the access to the sea "in our treasured coastal village."
He was speaking at the latest Manorhamilton MD meeting.
A report by Economic Development section of Leitirm County Council stated that "interpretational signage is already in place at Tullaghan Coastal Park and some directional signage has already been erected also.
"The Coastal Park is being promoted by Leitrim County Council at every possible opportunity through relevant means including through the tourism website and social media platforms.
"Tullaghan Coastal Park will be included in all relevant Leitrim guidebooks when reprints are required."
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