lough gill brewery tour

Take a tour aboard the Rose of Innisfree and experience one of the top-rated Sligo tourist attractions and most popular family day trips on the west coast of Ireland.

Visit lough gill on your sligo tour.

Lough Gill, an eight kilometres long limestone lake, lying just east of Sligo Town, is a place of utter beauty, and one of the must-see Sligo attractions when visiting the West Coast of Ireland.  Steeped in myth and legend, and rich in incredible views, it quickly became one of Sligo’s top-rated tourist attractions and must-do activity on every adventurer’s bucket list. The lake is mainly situated in County Sligo, but partly in County Leitrim.

It features underwater cliffs, and it is listed as a protected site under the EU Habitats Directive. Lough Gill supports several protected species of lamprey, as well as Atlantic salmon, and otter.  

From Parke’s Castle in Leitrim, overlooking the lake, to Cottage Island and Church Island, Lough Gill offers generous nature’s trails, viewing points, and photo opportunities. The lake makes for a beautiful drive at any time of the year.

Commence your Sligo sightseeing and take in all stunning views, unspoiled countryside, and friendly locals! All this and more awaits. Book your one of our Sligo boat tours with the Rose of Innisfree Tourboat.

The Lake Isle of Innisfree

Made famous by W.B. Yeats, this uninhabited island in the lough is close to where the poet spent idyllic childhood summers. It is said that a sudden memory of the place while walking a busy London street inspired the poem.

Another Yeats connection, this one is the setting for the strange and beautiful ‘The Song of Wandering Aengus’. There are lovely scenic trails through the wood with sculptures along the way. Swans, mallards and various species of gull can be seen near the picnic area. Fishing available.

Parkes Castle

This Plantation-era (17th century) fortified manor house on the banks of Lough Gill is also known as Newtown Castle and O’Rourke’s Castle – reflecting its varied and colourful history.

• Dromahair Village

A picture-perfect village set in an unspoiled landscape on the banks of the River Bonet seems almost untouched by time. Well worth a visit.

• Lough Gill Brewery

This independent, family-run craft brewery draws inspiration from its location on the spectacular Wild Atlantic Way and produces a range of superior beers. And yes, sampling is encouraged.

Lough Gill Attractions:

• Parke’s Castle
• Dooney Rock
• Cottage Island
• Church Island
• Beezies Island
• Tobernalt Holy Well

Dip your toes in the water, swim, paddle, or kayak. And if you prefer to see all this beautiful scenery from the boat, hop on board with Rose of Innisfree to soak up the atmosphere of Yeats backyard. 

27. TAKE A BREWERY TOUR

Just a 5 min walk from the town centre, Lough Gill Brewery offer tours which will show you Sligo’s brewing history whilst learning the brewing process.

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Lough Gill Brewery Tour

The Lough Gill Brewery is the first brewery to be located in Sligo Town in over 100 years since Foley’s Brewery ceased brewing on the site of what is today the Velvet Rooms building. Located in the Heart of Sligo, Lough Gill Brewery strives to think outside the box and brew complex high quality speciality brews.

The Lough Gill Brewery tour will lead you through our production brewery. Guests also get to learn about the rich brewing history here in Sligo and, of course, take each step with a beer in hand. The Lough gill Brewery team will lead our groups through the basics of brewing and around the production brewery for more beer samples and a fun, in-depth exploration of the brewing process. Tours last approximately 60 minutes.

This Stag Pack includes:

Accommodation (add 4 star hotel accommodation for only €10pp including breakfast), lough gill brewery tour with beer tasting (1 hour tour), finger food in one of sligo’s top bars  or steak and wings meal in restaurant   (surcharge of €20), personal host in sligo’s premier late night entertainment venue, shots for the full stag party in the blind tiger, group photo – on your night out our in house photographer will be in the club to take your group photo, free group booking system – reminder emails, individual payments, itinerary, stag party planning made easy, detailed itinerary, price match guaranteed.

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The Lough Gill Tour

Hazelwood → Lough Colgagh → Deer-Park → Lough Gill → Parkes Castle → Creevelea Abbey → Lake-Isle-of-Innisfree → The Holy Well at Tobernault

See the famous Holy Well at Tobernault

From €400 for 1-3 persons & from €450 for 4-8 persons, 7 days a week: 8am and 2pm, details & itinerary.

Hazelwood Demesne is just 5 Kilometres from Sligo on the road to Dromahair and is located at a place known as Half Moon Bay on the shore of Lough Gill. On arriving you notice a line of row boats moored under the trees at Annagh, Bay. This area is a walkers paradise with an abundance of lovely flowers trees and trails. There is a beautiful picnic area at Half Moon Bay where the Ducks and Swans come to greet you. Along the trails you can see Church Island Cottage Island and Goat Island. You cannot drive past without pausing to see and admire the beauty of your surroundings. We go back on the main road and head for Deer-Park.

Deer Park has three internal burial chambers. The site is on a forested hill overlooking the north shore of Lough Gill and dates back 3000 years BC. When we arrive in the car-park there is a 15-20 minute walk through a wooded area to get to the site of these ancient Tombs.

Parkes Castle – Situated on the north eastern shore of Lough Gill Parkes Castle is a 17th century Manor House with a Bawn (enclosed yard) and round towers on the angles. There are guided tours of the castle every hour. When we leave Parks Castle we enjoy a 7 kilometre picturesque drive to Dromahair.

 This is Franciscan Friary founded in 1508 by Owen O Rourke. it was in use until the 17th century when the Franciscans were driven out by the Cromwellian Army. It is a ruin today but is a National Monument. In 1798 General Humbert led the Irish and French forces to defeat the British in battles in Castlebar and Collooney. Humbert’s army rested in Dromahair before they captured British Artillery which was thrown into the River Bonnet. On leaving Dromahair, we can’t leave Lough Gill without seeing the lake Isle Of Innisfree.

The Lake Isle of Innisfree a beautiful Island just off the south coast of Lough Gill and there is a small pier where you can board a boat to visit the island. When William Butler Yeats was in London he would walk down Fleet Street and long for the Seclusion setting of the Isle of Innisfree. The sound of the water coming from a fountain in a shop window reminded Yeats of his childhood on the Lake and on the Island and it was this inspiration that Yeats credits for the creation of the poem; Lake Isle of Innisfree.

Markree Castle has been the home of the Cooper Family for 370 Years and it has been lovingly restored by the current owners, Charles Cooper and his wife Mary. Set in a secluded 500-acre estate near Collooney Co Sligo. It offers peace and relaxation, good food and wine. The old world charm makes a stay in Markree like a step back in time.

On our way back to Sligo we visit the Holy Well at Tobernault which is an age old pilgrimage site. In olden times the Druids would come and celebrate mass here when people were forbidden to congregate. There is a legend that says the well’s waters have healing power for ailments of the eye and the head. A brisk stream flows from the well making a constant soothing musical sound. Secluded and sheltered from the elements candles burn here all year round. The gravel walks have religious limestone Stations of the Cross as well as granite stones announcing the Mysteries of the Holy Rosary. One feels a unique atmosphere of peaceful and healing tranquility. From here we head back to your accommodation or chosen drop off point.

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Lough Gill Brewery Plans To Raise Investment And Launch New Visitor Experience

Lough Gill Brewery has announced plans to create a new visitor experience in Sligo Town, capitalising on the popularity of adventure-and-experience tourism in the area.

The brewery, which employs seven people and has an annual turnover of more than €1 million, is embarking on its first Employment and Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS) fundraising round for the new project.

‘Great Addition’

“Drinks tourism is very popular in the States and in Europe, with many places offering distillery or brewery tours,” said James Ward , the brewery’s founder.

“Ireland is just starting to get into this, too, and with Sligo a centre for adventure tourism, a brewery visitor experience here at our base in Cleveragh is a great addition to the business.”

Founder Ward, who is the only shareholder in the business, is looking to raise €500,000 – with a minimum investment of €5,000, offering 4.5% per annum. ADVERTISEMENT

Ward, who has spent his entire career in the pub, hospitality, distribution and brewing business – both in Ireland and the US – believes that a year-round visitor experience will add to the success that Lough Gill has already enjoyed.

‘Proven Brand’

“The company is already profitable, we’ve kept debt to a minimum, we’re a single shareholder company, and we’ve reinvested everything we have made into the company,” said Ward.

“We’re at the growth stage and have some business behind us, so while this is our first fundraising, we’re not a new start-up – we have a proven brand and a strong proposition.”

Strong Growth Trajectory

As for Lough Gill, Ward said that the brewery is on a strong growth trajectory, with its beers sold across Ireland in independent off-licences and through Tesco, Aldi, Centra and SuperValu.

Lough Gill Brewery products are also sold in the US, France, the Netherlands, Finland, Norway, Switzerland, Spain and Italy.

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Bringing the full craft beer experience to adventurous Sligo

Lough Gill Brewery, a well-established beer brand, is looking for investment to open its own visitor experience, adding to the area’s adventure tourism scene

• November 17, 2023

It’s fair to say that the craft beer scene is going from strength to strength in Ireland, with the supermarket shelves and the bar fridges full of new and local names, all with something different to offer the beer enthusiast.

One brand that has made a splash is Lough Gill Brewery, a craft beer business in Sligo town with a wide portfolio of beers and an exceptional collection of Irish Whiskey Barrel Aged Stouts for 2023 which will be released shortly.

Now the company is looking to build on its success by creating a new visitor experience in Sligo town, capitalising on the growth of adventure tourism in the area.

Lough Gill Brewery

Number of staff: 7

Turnover: €1 million-plus

Why it’s in the news: the established craft beer business is looking to expand to include a visitor experience centre in Sligo town

Lough Gill is headed by James Ward, who has spent his entire career in the pub, hospitality, distribution and brewing business, both in Ireland and the US.

“When I came back to Ireland and saw all the pubs offering the same few beers from the same couple of big breweries, I knew there was a need for a more diverse and interesting range of beers,” said Ward.

“I’m happy to say that a lot has changed in the last number of years, with most bars and restaurants offering a local and/or different range. It’s great for the customer and the consumer.”

As for Lough Gill, Ward said, “We’ve grown year on year; our beers are currently sold in many good independent off-licences. We’re also sold through Tesco, Aldi, Centra and SuperValu nationwide. We’ve sold into the US – New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Maine, Florida, Texas and California. We also export to France, the Netherlands, Finland, Norway, Switzerland and Italy.

“We’ve had an average revenue growth of 49 per cent per annum in the last four years. It’s projected that in 2023 we’ll exceed over €1 million in sales. We’ve been profitable during those four years and we have poured those profits back into the business. Now, though, we are embarking on our first EIIS fundraising round for our new project: creating a visitor experience for Sligo.”

Ward, who is the only shareholder in the business, is looking to raise €500,000 – with a minimum investment of €5,000, offering 4.5 per cent per annum.

“The Wild Atlantic Way has given adventure travel in the area a big boost. We regularly have people knocking at the door interested in seeing the brewery and tasting the products,” he said.

“Drinks tourism is very popular in the States and in Europe, with many places offering distillery or brewery tours. Ireland is just starting to get into this too, and with Sligo a centre for adventure tourism, a brewery visitor experience is a great addition to the business.”

Tourism is steadily growing in Sligo, and with the area earmarked as a centre of regional development, Ward believes that a year-round visitor experience will add to the success Lough Gill has already enjoyed.

“The company is already profitable, we’ve kept debt to a minimum, we’re a single shareholder company, and we’ve reinvested everything we have made into the company. We’re at the growth stage and have some business behind us – so while this is our first fundraising, we’re not a new start-up, we have a proven brand and a strong proposition,” Ward said.

“Our location is great too, there’s a lot going on in Sligo. Right now you have the newly built surf and mountain biking centres – so the adventure aspect of the area is strong, and this feeds into the craft beer scene very well.”

Underpinning the new project is the established product range, which has won accolades all around the world.

“What sets us apart is our range of premium craft products that are multi-award winning. Distribution is key, we have good coverage in Ireland and we are growing our export markets all the time. This is key to the success of our business.”

Lastly, the investment will allow the company to improve production efficiencies. “We have identified a number of pieces of equipment that will greatly decrease our cost-per-litre of beer instantly, increasing profitability,” said Ward.

“We are also looking at progressive technologies such as a CO2 regeneration system, solar panels, a new energy-efficient boiler and rainwater harvesting – all of which will help us achieve our green agenda, which is very important to us as a company.”

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