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Harbour Co. Mayo

Lisloughrey Pier

Cong's public pier on the upper lake, given a new slipway and floating pontoon in 2023 and the departure point for Corrib Cruises' trips.

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Lisloughrey Pier

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Floating jetty · open to all boats

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About this mooring

Old stone pier with a floating pontoon, slipway and walkway added in 2023 in works tendered by Galway City Council; Fáilte Ireland lists it among the upper lake's public quays. Corrib Cruises leave from here, so keep clear around 11:15 and, in summer, 15:00. No information on power or water.

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No published time limit at the piers

Lough Corrib is not a Waterways Ireland navigation: there is no published time limit at the piers. Anglers and the cruise boats use them too, so keep landing steps and departure berths clear. The navigation, from IWAI Corrib

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About Lisloughrey Pier

Lisloughrey Pier is an old stone pier with lakeside warehouses on the shore near Cong. In works tendered by Galway City Council in 2022 and carried out in early 2023, it gained a new concrete slipway, a walkway and gangway, and a floating pontoon held on steel piles. Fáilte Ireland lists Lisloughrey among the upper lake's public quays and slipways. Corrib Cruises sail from here every morning on a one-hour history cruise, and from June to September on a two-hour afternoon cruise that lands for a guided tour of Inchagoill, about 6 km away. Cong village, with its abbey, pubs and hotels, is about 1.3 km away. The OPW's gauge for the upper lake, listed as Cong Pier, stands here.

Things to do 3

  • Boat trip

    History and island cruises

    A one-hour history cruise with commentary every morning at 11:15, and from June to September a two-hour island cruise at 15:00 with a guided walk on Inchagoill.

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  • Fishing

    Brown trout and salmon angling

    Lough Corrib is wild brown trout and salmon water: the salmon season opens on 1 February, trout on 15 February, and both close on 30 September. Fáilte Ireland suggests a local guide for a first visit, because of the lake's size and its underwater hazards.

    Website

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