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Ree

Lough Ree widens the course of the Shannon between Lanesborough and Athlone. Its islands and indented shores punctuate a waterway that has long connected the midlands of Ireland. Several islands became sites of monasteries: Inchcleraun in the middle of the lake held churches built over many centuries, while Inchmore also had a religious house. After the dissolution of monasteries, the islands became objects of grants and lordship; in 1567 the English deputy Sir Henry Sidney recommended that Inchmore be granted to the Baron of Delvin.

References

  1. www.heritagecouncil.ie/content/files/Waterway_Corridor_Study_River_Shannon_Lanesborough_to_Shannonbridge.pdf
  2. askaboutireland.ie/reading-room/environment-geography/physical-landscape/lakelands-of-westmeath/lough-ree/islands-of-lough-ree/inchmore/