County Cavan Home Of The Shannon Pot

By Sarah777 - Own work, Public Domain,

Welcome to County Cavan, a captivating region in Ireland that boasts not only stunning landscapes but also the distinction of being the home of the Shannon Pot, the source of the mighty River Shannon. 

County Cavan unfolds as a tapestry of rolling hills, serene lakes, and lush countryside. However, it is the Shannon Pot that stands as a symbolic and geographical centerpiece, marking the beginning of Ireland's longest river.

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• What is the Shannon Pot

• County Cavan  | Things to see and do

  • Explore Lough Oughter

  • Wander Burren Park

  • WW1 Trench Experience at Cavan County Museum

  • Killykeen Forest Park

  • UNESCO Geopark

  • Castle Saunderson History

  • Walk the Cavan Way

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What is “The Shannon Pot”?

The Shannon Pot is a unique geological feature located on the slopes of Cuilcagh Mountain in Ireland. The pool, which is approximately 16 meters in diameter, was first explored by divers in 1971 to a depth of 6 meters. Further explorations have taken place and it has been discovered that the water comes from a 2-meter wide fissure that is located at a depth of 9.5 meters.

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County Cavan  | Things to see and do

As you traverse the verdant expanses of County Cavan, you'll discover the enchanting beauty of its natural surroundings, where meandering rivers and shimmering lakes coalesce with quaint villages and historic landmarks.

Join us on an enriching journey through County Cavan, Ireland, as we explore its captivating landscapes, rich cultural heritage and the hidden wonders that define this remarkable region.