Reddan's Quay is a river access point on the Graney (a tributary of the Shannon) near Tuamgraney in East Clare.

Historically, Reddan's Pier marked the effective head of navigation on this stretch of water — at least for larger vessels — before the Shannon Commissioners extended the navigable reach to the town itself during the 1840s.

The quay sits on a notably tight bend in the river, which can present a real handling challenge for larger boats, particularly when travelling downstream with the current running.

Vessels mooring here under those conditions risk contact with the bank, and skippers are advised to approach with care. The village of Tuamgraney is a short distance away and includes a restored limekiln worth a look.