River Shannon

The River Shannon is the longest river in Ireland, stretching about 386 kilometers (240 miles) from its source in County Cavan to the Atlantic Ocean at Limerick. It flows through several counties and forms part of the border between some of them. The river is important for transportation, leisure activities, and ecology, hosting a variety of wildlife and supporting local businesses. The Shannon is also historically significant, featuring ancient sites and contributing to settlements along its banks. It is a crucial waterway that enriches both the culture and economy of the regions it traverses.