Riverrun is located along more than a kilometer of river frontage at the mouth of Upper Lough Erne, just outside the picturesque town of Belturbet in County Cavan. The location is easily accessible from both Dublin and Belfast International airports.

Riverrun is just one mile from Belturbet, this historic place is a rural market town situated on the east bank of the River Erne, midway between Lough Oughter and Upper Lough Erne. The lively atmosphere of Belturbet extends to the numerous entertaining and friendly pubs and restaurants in the locality and is a perfect balance to the tranquility of Riverrun.

Each of the holiday homes contain three bedrooms which can accommodate up to six guests and both bed linen and towels are supplied free of charge by the self catering property. Self catering holiday rentals at Riverrun Estate all have decking areas at the front of each holiday home with stunning views of either the river or the surrounding countryside - all holiday cottages are within walking distance of boat jetties and the river. Facilities include: Secure private car parking (Riverrun Estate is a gated resort), Cots & High Chairs available on request, Bed Linen supplied free of charge, Towels supplied free of charge, Central Heating extra, Electricity extra.

Fishing
The River Erne has some of the finest Pike and Course Fishing in Ireland. Each house in Riverrun has access to its own private jetty. If owners don't have their own boat, rentals are available from the International Fishing Centre located beside the estate. There is also tackle hire and full service for any fishing requirements.

However, you don’t even need a boat if you fancy giving it a go - people are catching fish right off the moorings in front of the houses.  The area around Belturbet is world renowned for its coarse fishing. The entire North West region offers one of the greatest varieties in Ireland for the keen angler, seeking the tranquility to enjoy this ancient sport.

For coarse fishing, the waters can be fished all year round. The rivers and lakes around the county hold good stocks of Bream, Trudd, Roach, Pike, Perch and Trench and there are also plenty of opportunities for game fishing for brown trout.

There are also a number of annual festivals held throughout the county with angling as a central theme, the main one being the Festival of the Erne in Belturbet, held annually at the end of July.