From the Village of Mooncoin there are many interesting walks for the local who is keen on healthy exercise as well as the visitor or tourist seeking information and for simply admiring the magnificent views of the Suir Valley. There is a Map in the carpark at the Church in Mooncoin and also at Polerone Quay, erected by the
The following walks may
easily be taken from any starting point.A page will later be
added about Polerone Quay and the wonderful achievement of the
co-operative spirit of the committee who overlooked the project
to its completion. It is the focus of many tourists to the area.
Tobernacille
Poulanassy Waterfall
| Clonmore | Big lawn or meadow |
| Aglish | Irish for Church |
| Pollrone | St.Ruadhan's Glen or hollow |
| Arderra | Hilly or high land |
| Ballytarsney | The townland across |
| Rathkyran | St.Kieran's Rath or fort |
| Filbuckstown | The town of Philip |
| Portnascully | The School field |
| Corluddy | The round hill |
| Luffany | Na Fliuchanna,Wet lands |
| Ballygorey | Gory's town |
| Cusanna | Little paths |
| Glengrant | Grant's Glen |
| Licketstown | Town of Licket |
| Aglish | The church |
| Portnahully | The bank of the rock |
| Carigeen | Little Rock |
| Middlequarter | Quarter of the Middle |
| Riverquarter | Quarter of the abha or river |
| Farrenavaroon | The baron's land |
| Nicholastown | Baile Niochláis |
| Mooncoin | Quin's meadow |
| Dournane | Fionnan's fort |
| Ballybrasel | Brassel's town |
| Grange | Grange's castle |
| Kylanaspig | The bishop's church |
| Silversprings | Springs coming from white sands |
| Kilcraggan | Church of Rocky land |
| Tubrid | Well, from Irish "Tobar" |
| Barabehy | Hill of the Birch |
| Knockanure | The hill of the Yew tree |
| Barracole | Nichola's gap |
| Cashel | Rock |
| Ash Grove | The Ash Wood |
| Balincurra | The town of the moor |
| Curraghmartin | Martin's moor overlooking the Suir |
| Ballinlough | Baile of the lake |
| Clogga | A place of little round hills |
