
Home Accommodation The Area Activities Links Rates Contact Self Catering
Activities Angling A very popular activitiy is fishing, many people come to Ballina/ Killaloe every year to fish on Lough Derg and the river Shannon. Lough Derg is famous for its pike and trout fishing. The largest pike of Europe was caught in Lough Derg. There is also very good course angling with bream, roach, perch and rud. Since 1999 we have had many fishermen staying in both Kincora House and Aris House. We work together with Ferdi Heijerman, a well-known fishing guide, originally from The Netherlands, who has his fishing business in Ballina, Killaloe (www.pike-ireland.net). Therefore we are able to organise almost anything you may need for your fishing holiday including boats, tackle, bait, packed lunches and much more! There is a storage area for your fishing tackle, wellies etc. and there is a room to dry your wet gear. For more information on a fishing holiday please contact us or you can contact Ferdi Heijerman directly by e-mail.
	Walking and hiking There are beautiful walks around Ballina/ Killaloe, Ursula Quirke, a keen walker herself, can advise you on the possibilities and give you a packed lunch for a picnic if you like. Some websites with lovely walks around the area: www.clarewalks.com www.shannonregiontrails.ie walks.iwai.ie (walks you can start from Kincora House) And there are many, many more......
Golf Ireland is a paradise for golfers, there are many golf courses in the area: East Clare Golf Club Bodyke Nenagh Golf Club and even more There is also pitch and putt which is mini golf and great fun for all the family. There is a pitch and putt in Mountshannon which is 25 minutes drive from Killaloe.	Horse Riding Horse riding is also very popular and there are many equestrian centres in the area: Clonlara Equestrian Centre Woodfield Equestrian Centre
You will find more activities on the links page. There is something to do for everybody, we did not even mention the University of Limerick Activity Centre which is located just a few miles outside Killaloe or the many festivals in the area during the summer months, i.e. the Brian Boru festival the beginning of July.
Home Accommodation The Area Activities Links Rates Contact Self Catering

Activities

Angling

A very popular activitiy is fishing, many people come to Ballina/ Killaloe every year to fish on Lough Derg and the river Shannon.

Lough Derg is famous for its pike and trout fishing. The largest pike of Europe was caught in Lough Derg. There is also very good course angling with bream, roach, perch and rud.

Since 1999 we have had many fishermen staying in both Kincora House and Aris House. We work together with Ferdi Heijerman, a well-known fishing guide, originally from The Netherlands, who has his fishing business in Ballina, Killaloe (www.pike-ireland.net).

Therefore we are able to organise almost anything you may need for your fishing holiday including boats, tackle, bait, packed lunches and much more!

There is a storage area for your fishing tackle, wellies etc. and there is a room to dry your wet gear.

For more information on a fishing holiday please contact us or you can contact Ferdi Heijerman directly by e-mail.

Walking and hiking

There are beautiful walks around Ballina/ Killaloe, Ursula Quirke, a keen walker herself, can advise you on the possibilities and give you a packed lunch for a picnic if you like. Some websites with lovely walks around the area:

www.clarewalks.com
www.shannonregiontrails.ie
walks.iwai.ie (walks you can start from Kincora House)

And there are many, many more......

Golf

Ireland is a paradise for golfers, there are many golf courses in the area:

There is also pitch and putt which is mini golf and great fun for all the family. There is a pitch and putt in Mountshannon which is 25 minutes drive from Killaloe.

Horse Riding

Horse riding is also very popular and there are many equestrian centres in the area:

You will find more activities on the links page. There is something to do for everybody, we did not even mention the University of Limerick Activity Centre which is located just a few miles outside Killaloe or the many festivals in the area during the summer months, i.e. the Brian Boru festival the beginning of July.