Explore the Riches of County Longford
Nestled in the heart of Ireland, County Longford is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. With its tranquil landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality, it offers visitors an authentic and immersive experience of rural Ireland. Whether you’re planning a golfing getaway or an extended stay, Longford is the perfect base to relax, explore, and connect.
Things to do
Royal Canal Greenway
Ireland’s longest off-road walking and cycling trail passes through Longford, offering peaceful riverside views and lush countryside. Ideal for walkers, cyclists, and families.
St. Mel’s Cathedral
A landmark of Longford, this majestic neoclassical cathedral has been beautifully restored after a fire and now stands as a powerful symbol of heritage and hope.
Newcastle Forest
A hidden gem of nature trails, picnic spots and woodland wildlife. Perfect for a rejuvenating walk, trail run, or a tranquil afternoon immersed in nature.
Backstage Theatre
A dynamic arts venue offering theatre, music, and community events. It’s the beating cultural heart of Longford, welcoming all ages and interests.
Center Parcs
A dynamic arts venue offering theatre, music, and community events. It’s the beating cultural heart of Longford, welcoming all ages and interests.
Accommodation
PVs Bar & Kitchen
Keenan’s Hotel
The Longford Arms Hotel
Lough rynn
The landmark hotel
Mullingar Park Hotel
Annebrook House Hotel
Greville Arms Hotel
Glasson Lakehouse
Wineport Lodge
Center Parcs
Food & Drink
Vocella's
Athena Gallery Cafe
Mudshot
VDA Coffee Longford
Andy Byrne’s Pub, Longford
Spice India
The Courtyard Café and Bakery
Esquires Longford
O’Hehir’s Bakery
PVs Bar & Kitchen
Unspoiled, Undiscovered, Unforgettable
Longford is proud to be part of Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands, a tranquil region rich with waterways, history, and unspoiled landscapes. Embrace the slow pace, connect with nature, and discover authentic experiences around every corner.
