With breathtaking views of the Comeragh Mountains, the wonderful village of Portlaw lies on the River Clodagh.

The Mayfield Mill, a cotton factory from the nineteenth century, was the transformation for this small village but Portlaw suffered when the Irish cotton industry was squeezed by protective tax barriers. Portlaw later became a centre for the tannery industry in Ireland.

Visit one of the many Pubs and Bars found in Portlaw.

Portlaw has plenty to offer visitors interested in history with plenty of historical Attractions dotted around the area.

Portlaw boasts a fine House and Garden that is a must for anybody visiting the area.

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