Republic of Ireland counties-County Leitrim

At just four miles in length, Leitrim has the shortest what of any Irish county?

Scenic, secluded waterfall bordering a lake of the same name; it was the setting for WB Yeats's iconic poem. 'The Stolen Child'

Nationalist and revolutionary who was one of seven leaders of the Easter Rising

Highest rock formation in Ireland, popular with rock climbers and thrill seekers

Known for playing gangsters and 'bad boys', this veteran American actor had ancestral ties to Leitrim

Chapel which is the smallest in Europe

Mansion situated on the shore of Lough Gill; occupies the site of a tower owned by the O'Rourkes

Lake popular with anglers and fishers

Novelist known for his lurid, detailed and provocative depictions of Irish life; novels include The Barracks and That They May Face the Rising Sun

This lake, situated right in the middle of the county, divides it into north and south

Ruined monastery founded in the sixth century by St Cailin

There is only one set of these in the entire county

Well kept town that houses a gin distillery

Ancient Gaelic kingdom which covered much of the county's area

Philanthropist Margaret Haughery, originally from Leitrim, was best known for her work building orphanages and providing care to the impoverished and needy in this American city