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From Edenderry to Lough Erne and back to Naas our 2019 Tour was most enjoyable. Many thanks to Jimmy Cahill and many others for these superb photos.

Boats of all shapes, sizes, materials and construction are found on Kildare waters, from small dinghies to large 61x13 ft old working boats.

Views of waterways in and around Kildare - new and old

Members and friends of Kildare IWAI on their travels in 2011 and 2012. Many thanks to Conor Nolan, Declan Woolhead and others for these excellent photos.

Assistance, regeneration and maintenance - showing WI staff and volunteers providing support on the Grand Canal.

The Corbally Canal from Naas to Corbally Harbour, north of Athgarvan, Kilcullen and Newbridge. In the 1950s the R445 was built across the canal. The IWAI is campaigning for a bridge to allow everyone to walk, cycle or navigate in safety on this Canal.

The people of Robertstown led by Fr PJ Murphy preserved the Grand Hotel as a canal museum and held a series of period banquets and festivals around the hotel and two barges. We thank Miriam Malone for the use of these images.

Kildare IWAI plaques and burgees - some feature members' boats.

In 1978 boats navigated through the first locks on the partially restored Canal. In 1987 the IWAI and friends celebrated the re-opening of the Canal to Naas Harbour.

Old and New images of Drydocks on inland waterways

Canal Prints - Boats, Coaches, Maps and Notices. The Maps have great detail, viewed best on a large screen. See also NLI and https://www.dia.ie/architects/view/725/BROWNRIGG-JOHN

Locks and Lockhouses - first stretch of the Grand Canal from Sallins to Clondalkin