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Flemming family visiting Lough Allen Adventure Centre during their staycation in Leitrim
Ireland's top content creator family spent a two day staycation sampling what Leitrim has to offer.
They started with a trip to Drumhierny well-being sanctuary, before taking in the sights with Leitrim's Electric Bike trails, and doing a cocktail making class in Drumshanbo's Shed Distillery.
The morning after they headed out on the Drumshanbo blueway with a stand-up paddle board tour before relaxing in the hot tub, saunas and plunge pools curtacy of Lough Allen Adventure Centre.
Next up was Carrick on Shannon to see Costello Chapel, Europe’s smallest chapel, and in the evening the group went for food at the Oarsman Restaurant and took the chance to pour themselves some pints of Guinness. They ended their day with a sing-song with Leitrim’s All-Ireland intermediate winning ladies team in MJ O’Connors Bar.
“From the dreamy Drumhierny Hideaway to the bottom of the Drumshamazon …we tested out what Leitrim had to offer and what an amazing place to visit,” Tadgh Flemming said on Instagram after the trip.
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