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Milltown Malbay
Sea View Hideaway
Ref: S175560
Reviews 26
3
6
The pretty town of Miltown Malbay is located close to the Atlantic coast in County Clare, and is only an hour from Shannon Airport. Famed for its traditional Irish music, it is home to the Willie Clancy music festival, which is held in July,...
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Donegal
The Beachhouse
Ref: S598937
Reviews 63
3
6
Gortahork is a small settlement on the northwestern edge of County Donegal's coast. Increasingly famous for surfing and walking, the village is surrounded by stunning landscapes. Gortahork hosts the Samhain International Poetry Festival each year,...
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Kenmare
Pebble Lodge
Ref: S480911
Reviews 24
3
6
A charming town on the gorgeous Bay of Kenmare, with views of the glistening Atlantic Ocean. Beautiful beaches, wildlife, and scenic views abound. The shore is rough, with sandy beaches nearby and pebble beaches encircling the bay. Kenmare is a...
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Bunbeg
Coastal Cabin
Ref: S821339
Reviews 2
3
6
The village of Bunbury lies at the western edge of the Cheshire Plain some 3 miles from Tarporley and 12 miles southeast of the city of Chester. Little is known of its history prior to the Norman conquest but it is generally accepted that the name...
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Sligo
Carpenter’s Cottage
Ref: S527505
Reviews 9
3
6
A breath-taking journey through the Gleniff Horseshoe, a valley between the Truskmore and Kings Mountains, begins near the town of Grange in the County of Sligo. The unusually shaped Benbulben Mountain, which is regarded as the emblem of County...
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Milltown Malbay
Teach Ti
Ref: S1253905
3
6
The seaside village of Lahinch lies on the shores of Liscannor Bay. With 2km of fine sandy beaches, an 18-hole championship golf course and a further 18-hole coastal course, it is very popular with tourists. There are numerous activities available...
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Inishlay
Prague House
Ref: S39263
Reviews 24
3
6
Located on a small island in the south west corner of County Galway, the pretty village of Lettermore is connected to the mainland by a narrow causeway. This village is home to a welcoming Irish pub, a small convenience store and traditional...
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Ballinknockane
An Nead
Ref: S5317
Reviews 11
3
6
Dingle sits on a lovely peninsula overlooking Dingle Bay and is home to a harbour and a good selection of amenities. The town offers beaches and scenic surrounding countryside.
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Castletownshend
Raheen
Ref: S6527
Reviews 52
3
6
Skibbereen is situated at the heart of some of Ireland's most beautiful scenery, with sandy beaches, quiet coves, energising rivers, lakes, hills and forests all around. This market town and the surrounding area are a haven for walkers, cyclists...
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Scarriff
ROSE COTTAGE
Ref: S1222621
3
6
Scarriff, in County Clare, is a large village located on the banks of Lough Derg. Situated near the shore of Scarriff Bay, one of the prettiest parts of Lough Derg, and surrounded by lakelands, Scarriff is renowned for its great angling resources....
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Louisburgh
At the Crossroads
Ref: S77110
Reviews 16
3
6
The small town of Louisburgh, in County Mayo, is located on the Bunowen River and has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Surrounded by lovely rural scenery, the town offers endless opportunities to explore Ireland. Boasting...
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Athea
Dirreen House
Ref: S188826
Reviews 27
3
6
Abbeyfeale is a historical market town situated in County Limerick, near to the boundary with County Kerry. Situated on the River Feale and in the foothills of the Mullaghareirk Mountains, the area is a great spot for fishing and walking....
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Fenit
20 LIGHTHOUSE VILLAGE
Ref: S681982
Reviews 3
3
6
The charming seaside community of Fenit, which is next to the long, sandy Blue Flag Banna Beach, provides some fantastic shops, bars, and seafood eateries while overlooking Tralee Bay. The town of Tralee, renowned for its abundance of tourist...
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£174
per night
Mount Town
River Dale
Ref: S138801
Reviews 65
3
6
Sligo is Ireland’s largest towns and rests among the Benbulben Mountain, Knocknarea Hill and sandy beaches, making a superb holiday base. Within the town itself you will find a variety of shops, restaurants with great seafood and pubs playing...
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Clonegall
The Lodge at Raheengraney House
Ref: S185744
Reviews 36
3
6
Carnew is a market town situated in the extreme south of County Wicklow, almost on the County Wexford border. Carnew Castle, dating back to Norman times, enables you to take a step back into Irish history. For walkers, the Wicklow Way is only...
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Kindrum
Ranny Roe
Ref: S183480
Reviews 44
3
6
Kerrykeel is a small village resting on the Fanad Peninsula, in the northern part of County Donegal, just 15 miles away from Letterkenny. Within the village you will find a selection of pubs and shops, and views across Mulroy Bay. Within the...
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Ballintubber
Cherry Tree Cottage
Ref: S180754
Reviews 19
3
6
Castlebar is the largest town in County Mayo, full of history and culture it makes a perfect Irish holiday destination. Featuring a large variety of shops, pubs, and restaurants its ideal for self-catering holidays and enjoying delicious treats....
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Listowel
Daisy's Cottage
Ref: S366852
Reviews 10
3
6
Listowel is a Heritage Town of Ireland, lying alongside the River Feale in County Kerry. Listowel is known as the literary capital of Ireland, and its annual festival draws authors and playwrights from around the world. Explore the narrow streets...
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Duncannon
High Tide
Ref: S536037
Reviews 1
3
6
The picturesque fishing village of Duncannon is situated in southwest County Wexford, and is dominated by Duncannon Fort, which sits on a rocky outcrop jutting into the channel. Waterford Harbour lies to the west and the golden sandy beach is...
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Rathmelton
The River House
Ref: S604832
Reviews 10
3
6
Ramelton, a peaceful historic settlement in County Donegal, is located where the River Lennon merges with Lough Swilly at the tip of the Fanad Peninsula. Ramelton, which was founded in the 17th century and is tucked within a wooded valley, is...
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£199
per night
Limerick
Fort Lodge
Ref: S879286
4
6
The historic town of Newcastle West situated in a great bowl-shaped valley, which was once known as the ‘valley of the wild boar’ is the second largest town in the county of Limerick after Limerick city itself and boasts a wealth of shops, pubs...
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Roundstone
Benview House
Ref: S5734
Reviews 25
3
6
The fishing village of Roundstone in County Galway offers a harbour, pubs, restaurants, cafes, shops, a children’s playground, and a number of festivals.
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Goleen
The Schooner
Ref: S123855
Reviews 33
4
7
Goleen sits on the south-western tip of Ireland, in County Cork, offering four pubs, two shops, a petrol station and a fast food restaurant, helping to cater for the tourists who visit the village each year. Just four miles away is the large Blue...
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Gorey
The Lodge
Ref: S1231622
4
7
The lively town of Gorey in County Wexford has plenty to see and do. With restaurants and pubs to enjoy, and golf and fishing on offer, there is something for everybody. Take a walk through the Courtown Woods, enjoy a picnic by the Owenavarro...
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