Paddling near Clogherhead, Co. Louth
Clogherhead is a fishing village on County Louth's east coast, about 12 km northeast of Drogheda, set on a natural bay flanked by steep sea cliffs and a rocky headland. Port Oriel Harbour — the largest fishing port in the northeast — serves as a practical launch point for kayaking around the headland, with sea caves and coastal features close at hand. River paddling on the Boyne, including sections over weirs and moving water, rounds out the local scene.
Top waters to paddle near Clogherhead

Boyne

Liffey

Outer Dundalk Bay

Dodder

Fane

Louth Coast (HA 06)
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Inny [Shannon]
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Nanny [Meath]

Mourne Coast

Rye Water
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