Mullinhassig Wood & Waterfalls, Aghavrin

Mullinhassig Wood extends across 8 hectares, containing Douglas fir, oak, Sitka spruce, and Japanese larch trees along the Glashagarriff River.

The site operated as a fulling mill in the 1800s before transforming into a creamery during the early twentieth century.

Local tales mention a mermaid in the form of a salmon residing in the Poulanassig Waterfall pool, sitting on a specific boulder near the water.

The forest features walking paths with a hard-core surface leading to Poulanassig Waterfall, accessible through a small parking area with directional signs.

Three waterfalls existed historically in this location, with Mullinhassig and Poulanassig remaining as the primary water features in the present day.

Location: Aghavrin

Website: http://coillte.ie

GPS coordinates: 51.92730,-8.82926

Latest update: March 10, 2025 23:46