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Games Room

Library of Books

Piano

Board Games

Pool / Snooker Table

Record Player

Sound System

Entertainment

Bathtub

Hair Dryer

Toiletries

Bathroom

Kitchen

Dishwasher

Microwave

Freezer

Oven

Stove

Kitchen Utensils

Toaster

Fridge

Coffee Maker

Cooking Essentials

Kettle

Trash Compactor

Kitchen & Dining

Black-Out Blinds

Iron

Washing Machine

Dryer

Hangers

Cleaning Products

Drying Rack

Extra Pillows and Blankets

Bedroom & Laundry

Exercise Equipment

Wellness & Fitness

Wi-fi

Laptop Friendly Workspace

Internet & Office

Air Conditioning

Fireplace

Central Heating

Heating & Cooling

Free Parking On Premises

Free Parking On Street

Private Entrance

Parking & Access

Garden

Patio / Terrace

Balcony

Outdoor Fireplace / Firepit

Outdoor Seating

Outdoor

Welcome Hamper

Nice to haves

Pets Allowed

Pets

Safe

Carbon Monoxide Detector

Fire Extinguisher

First Aid Kit

Smoke Detector

Other

Featuring a medieval castle once home to Ireland's last High Chieftain and a Georgian mansion, this estate makes for an unforgettable getaway. Lovingly restored by the hosts, every corner here is full of something to shout about. A formal drawing room houses a grand piano, a library offers cosy spots for reading, a billiards room has family game nights covered, and the ballroom can be converted into a dining area for large groups. Each en-suite bedroom is as stylish as it is comfortable, while the surrounding gardens are perfect for a mid-afternoon wander. The Ring of Kerry, Blarney, Cork City, and more are within driving distance, putting the sights of County Cork at your fingertips.

Enchanting Chieftains Castle

DVD Player

Pod Coffee Machine

Parking Available

If you’re looking to write a fairytale or simply feel like you’ve stepped into one then stay at Buttercup Hill. Set on a hilltop location amidst acres of grounds comprising lawns, pounds and wildflowers, this is a picturesque modern-rustic home providing unparalleled seclusion. Spend your days watching the sun soften from the terrace overlooking panoramic views of buttercup fields with a glass of wine in hand. Inside, opulent furnishings jostle alongside post-modern touches, offering a luxurious home-like atmosphere, while floor-to-ceiling glass windows and high ceilings give the home an abundance of natural light. This is perfectly suited for nature lovers but given the surrounding area’s status as a popular festival, music and cultural hub, artistic and writers will easily feel at home and slip into the local village life. 

Buttercup Hill

Baby Bath

Baby Changing Mat

Bathrobes

Changing Table

Blender

Cafetiere

Children's Dinnerware

Espresso Machine

High Chair

Ice Machine

Mini Bar

Private Washing Machine

Private Dryer

Cot / Crib

Ironing Board

Laundry Supplies

Vacuum Cleaner

Desk

Electricity Adaptors

Temperature Control

Underfloor Heating

Early / Late Check-Out Available

Self Check-in / Check-out

Single-Level Home

Access to Beach

Barbeque

Beach / Pool Towels

Beach Essentials

Courtyard

Fenced Garden

Herb Garden

Breakfast Included

Throws

Umbrellas

Alarm System

Child Friendly

Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life with a stay in this cosy studio. Located just a ten-minute stroll from the beach, you can enjoy refreshing seafront strolls and adventures along the North Down Coast. It’s also just a short walk to Helen’s Bay train station – ensuring quick connections with Belfast city centre. Whether you’re looking for an outdoor adventure or a relaxing break, this home makes it easy to enjoy it all. There’s a private terrace with a fire and a barbecue – perfect for warm weather evenings. Inside, there’s a snug living room with a fire and you’ll find a small bar stocked with the essentials for a welcome drink. 

The Waterfront Treasure

Made for all you travellers searching for postcard-worthy views, there are sea and mountain landscapes aplenty at this oh-so-private County Kerry coastal escape.

Tucked away within nearly three acres of verdant green private lands between the Ring of Kerry and the Wild Atlantic Way, you could feel a million miles from civilisation here. But hop in the car, and in just ten minutes flat, you can be mooching about the vibrant town of Kenmare. Or even closer (a four-minute drive or ten-minute walk), you’ll find the little beach of Coss Strand for shell-combing and swimming (if you’re brave enough). 

Though we wouldn’t blame you if your ensemble decided to hunker down at home and ground yourselves in the extraordinary landscapes instead. On sunny days, fold the bifold doors right back and take things outside onto the raised deck for lazy days lolling about on the manicured lawns, drinking in the vistas and exploring the vast grounds and lakes. Then keep the night flowing with the barbecue and fire pit. In the winter months, snuggle up in front of the stove in the sunroom and break out the board games – those views of Kenmare Bay will be right there through the floor-to-ceiling windows. And at the day’s end, catch a shooting star with the home’s telescope. Thanks to its setting on the edge of the Dark Sky Reserve, the stargazing is phenomenal from here.

Rewrite the Stars 

Luxury Bedding

Garden Games

Sun Loungers / Beach Chairs

We dare you to make the drive along the winding pathway, with trees standing tall in greeting, and not feel like a lord or lady once the white manor house comes into view up ahead. It simply can’t be done, and we say, why not embrace a false title for your stay and enjoy all the perks that come with that sort of thing? Take tea in the drawing room, casually stroll the generous, thirty-acre estate whilst philosophising the true meaning of love, or flee to the library to brush up on your Jane Austen. Revel in a home oozing period charm whilst still enjoying the advantages of a more modern twist. Cook in the farm-style kitchen, read by the light of the sizable windows, and when the weather is just so, you might even put a friendly wager on a game of lawn croquet. 

Once home to the Duchess of Westminster, you might not want to leave the manor, and with more than enough to do, you really don’t have to, but if you’re looking to explore this part of Ireland, there’s a few stops nearby worth checking out. The city of Cork, for one, is the foodie capital and well worth embracing on an empty stomach. Visit the Crawford Art Gallery and Elizabeth Fort whilst in town. Closer to home, you’ll find Baden Golf Club at the other end of an eight minute drive, and Coolmain Beach will take you twenty-three minutes to get to whenever you’re in the mood to dip your toes in a little.

Summerview Manor

Located on the shores of Lough Derg, this recently refurbished home offers you a fantastic opportunity to leave behind the daily grind and relax and recharge among the ancient limestone landscapes of County Clare. With three bedrooms – one twin and two king-sized – the layout is perfect for a multi-generational family getaway or a remote retreat with a group of friends.

The interior benefits from an open layout that allows light to flow in through the French doors and skylights, and heat from the fire to warm it. When the weather's set fair, step through the French doors and onto the patio. We can think of little better than spending long summer evenings sitting around the outdoor dining table, tucking into local produce cooked on the barbecue. Meanwhile, at the other end of the home, the elegant bedrooms take inspiration from the surroundings, offering a soothing sanctuary and either lake or countryside views, depending on which one you select.

Nearby, West Lake Aqua Park and the adjoining coffee shop offer a family-friendly day of epic adventure just ten minutes away. The promise of hot drinks and tasty treats to refuel afterwards is just the icing on the cake. If you haven't had your fill of sweet delights, Wildes Chocolate Shop is just a few miles in the opposite direction. Finally, East Clare Golf Club will serve up a challenge to even the most seasoned golfers.

A little over an hour west lies Clare's rugged coastline, where spectacular cliffs drop sharply into the wild Atlantic at Moher. We'd suggest walking a small section of the Wild Atlantic Way before hunkering down in a pub to sup a pint and listen to some traditional Irish music.


Lady of the Lough

Smart TV

DVD Library

Playground

Satellite / Cable TV

Helipad

Step-Free Access

Built on the footprint of a fisherman's cottage, this gorgeous home offers peace and tranquillity by Ireland's River Shannon. The large wood-burning stove and welcome hamper with baked goods and essentials will help you settle right in. Outside you'll find a porch with space for alfresco dining and even a small sandy beach with rock pools where you can dip your toes into the water. You'll be very secluded here – there's a playground for little ones nearby, but the only pub within walking distance is closed between October and April, so we definitely recommend having a car.

Wild Atlantic

We're completely enchanted by this home in County Clare. Formerly an old coach house, its quintessential stone facade provides the framework for an exquisitely renovated interior which strikes the perfect balance between authentic charm and contemporary comfort. It's proof that the best things do, in fact, come in smaller packages and provide a beautifully equipped base for couples and solo travellers.

Inside, it's an open-plan canvas of high ceilings, exposed brickwork and reclaimed hardwood floors. A sweeping archway connects the living spaces, creating a free-flowing ambience primed for relaxation, and we especially love the bedroom, perched up high on the mezzanine floor. Every detail promises comfort, from the fully-equipped kitchen and sweet dining nook to the cosy sitting room, complete with a majestic fireplace – the perfect place to snuggle up after long walks through the countryside. Positioned in the village of Clarecastle, you're surrounded by gloriously green pastures and just a nine-minute drive from the historic town of Ennis, with its narrow winding streets, picturesque architecture and bustling market town atmosphere.

Coach House Cottage

You could sit for hours watching the boats bob into the bay of Valentia Island from the storybook armchairs of this crisp, contemporary lodge. And that's precisely how the architect of this newly-built home intended things to be. Set right on the island's edge, every room and picture window offers tremendous views of the ever-changing seas and green hills beyond on this oh-so-peaceful isle. 

The setup from the stylish main bedroom with a separate sitting room to drink up the jaw-dropping vistas is dreamy. And don't get us started on the unparalleled seascapes outside on the vast lawns wrapping around this home – the spot for sundowners as the sea crashes onto the cliffs below.

Should you ever be persuaded to leave this home, you'll discover you're right in the heart of Knightstown Village with its quirky shops and traditional inns for whiskey in the jar, singalongs and all the Irish charm you're chasing. And of course, there's always the sea – how could we forget. You're just a five-minute drive or a half-an-hour walk to the delightful pebble beach, Glanleam Beach for kite flying and picnics. Or, for sand-castle building days, hop on a boat to the neighbouring Beginish Island. 

Treasure Isle

Desk / Workplace

On the outside, this stone-clad cottage is as traditional as can be. But step through the front door and you'll find a stylish, contemporary home packed with modern comforts. Gather together in the cosy lounge and watch a flick on the smart TV as the wood-burning stove flickers in the vintage hearth. In the kitchen, you'll have everything you need to whip up an Irish stew – best enjoyed around the dining table with a side of soda bread, of course. 

When the sun is shining, head to the enclosed garden and fill your lungs with fresh country air – Kenmare is noted for having some of the cleanest in all of Europe. Dotted with pretty plants and green grass, it's the perfect spot to savour a cocktail or a pint of Guinness as the little ones play in the evening light. And, of course, the views aren't too shabby either – upstairs, the main suite has a gorgeous outlook of the surrounding mountains.

Nestled in between the Ring of Kerry and the Ring of Beara, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to adventures in the great outdoors. Kenmare has ample rambling routes nearby – including walking trials through The Kerry Way, hikes up Carrauntoohil and treks through the foothills of the MacGillycuddy Reeks. Sail on Kenmare Bay, take a day trip to Killarney or Cork City or simply spend the afternoon roaming Kenmare's historic lanes – village shops, local pubs and mouth-watering restaurants are just steps from your door.

Briar Stone

Leave behind the daily grind and flourish in this grand country house, surrounded by the ancient limestone landscapes of County Clare and fields carpeted in daisies. If you like to stay somewhere with a bit of character, you'll love it here – this historical home dates all the way back to 1778, when it was originally a soldier's barracks. But it's since been lovingly restored and refurbished, all while retaining its traditional charm, and the care that's gone into every nook and cranny is more than apparent. 

The grandiose furniture has a regal feel to it but somehow oozes comfort, you'll love curling up on the cosy armchair beside the fireplace, a book in one hand and a glass of wine in the other. The kitchen, which is cloaked in exposed brick, wooden beamed ceilings, and Victorian-style kitchen tiles, is one that demands to be cooked in. It's perfectly open and bright –preparing dinner will be a breeze. Or, your host can arrange a private chef to take care of that for you – perfect for special occasions and celebrations. And you'll want to take all the time you can to enjoy the stately yet cosy dining room. Gather around the solid oak dining table for the best kind of family dinner – great food, delicious wine, laughs, stories, talking over each other, and probably the occasional bicker. All the while the wood-burning stove flickers beside you, warming you from the inside out. 

There's history everywhere you turn here. Even right outside your door, you'll see the ruins of a crumbling castle to explore. Then meander down to the heart of Clarecastle, it's just a four-minute walk but a beautiful one as you pass through expansive fields and cross the River Fergus. You could take a walk down the river, learning more about the history of the river's walled banks along the way, before looping back to Clarecastle. There's no better way to round it off than with a nice pint of Guinness. 

Master of the House

Combining winning architectural choices – like floor to ceiling windows, a charming entry hall, and a mezzanine lounge that creates interest and adds depth to the space – with spectacular, sprawling views of Kenmare Bay, this home is the ideal setting for a tranquil holiday. We bet you can already see yourself stacking logs in the lounge’s fireplace and curling up on the sofa with a good book. The statement brick wall goes a long way in adding a rustic, cottagey touch to the home, that goes a long way in making you feel at home.

Breakfast has never looked as good as it does from the vantage point at the dining table, and that’s all thanks to the windows – almost as if they’re trying to creep skyward, they sprawl from floor to ceiling and curve around to let in ample light. Of course, the view you’re able to observe from here also gets some of the credit in making it special. For a closer look of the panoramic landscape, you can take up your post at the bench outside. 

When you’re ready to wander, drive eleven minutes to the historic little town of Kenmare. Origins can be dated all the way back to 1775 and it’s somehow retained some of that old world charm. Window shop at the quaint stores before sitting down for lunch at one of the colourful pubs. 

Kenmare End

Heated Towel Rail

Rain Shower

Juicer

Wine Cooler

Bicycles

Workplace

Private Parking

Multiple Sets of Keys

Fenced Property

Sun Umbrellas

Safety Gates

Security Cameras

Security System

Sitting among the rolling fields and mountains of Kerry, the surroundings of this home are just as picturesque as they were when it was built back in 1742.

The current owners have restored the manor home to its former glory, but have been nothing but respectful of heritage and history at the same time. In the high-ceilinged rooms, you'll spot period features, antique furnishings and a taste for the opulence of years gone by – think chandeliers, boldly patterned wallpaper and even a grand piano.

If we've made it sound like a museum, that couldn't be further from the truth. It's refreshingly easy to feel at home here, whether that's playing board games next to one of the open fires or relaxing in the garden. 
When the weather forecast makes for happy reading, there are sixty-eight acres of private parkland on the estate with some beautiful views to be had.

When you're in the mood to see a little more of the local area you can visit a local dairy farm who make delicious ice cream or enjoy a wealth of natural attractions and historic buildings in Killarney National Park which starts only five minutes' drive from the home. You have many world famous golf courses close by - The Ring of Kerry also runs close by the address giving you an opportunity to drive around to see famous sights like Dingle and the Ring Of Berra. A beautiful property not to be missed. 

Centuries of Style

Lift Access

Free Parking

This is an exquisite two-bedroom apartment in the heart of Belfast's historic Cathedral Quarter. The apartment is furnished to the highest standard and features spacious interiors and private balconies offering great views over Custom House Square. On your doorstep, you will find the best eateries, bars, cafes and theatres this beautiful city has to offer.

Cathedral Quarter Delight

This beautiful 1BR apartment in Belfast is located in an incredible area, with Queens Uni just a 9-minute walk away and City Hall a 15-minute walk in the other direction. The apartment benefits from its close proximity to many restaurants and bars, yet is tucked away so noise will not be an issue. The apartment has been completely refurbished with brand new plush and very comfortable furnishings, including a living room with a comfy sofa and TV, fully equipped corner kitchen, bathroom suite with a long hot shower, and a soft king bed with crisp white sheets. Entry is via lockbox for convenience, free parking is available on location, and there is a washing machine for guest use. Smoking is strictly forbidden and no extra guests or parties are allowed without prior permission.

Stucco the Soul

This charming house is located on a quiet street just off the bustling Lisburn Road, offering easy access to a variety of pubs, cafes, and restaurants. The house has been beautifully refurbished with brand new plush furnishings and offers a comfortable living room with a flat-screen TV, a fully equipped kitchen, and two soft double beds. The highlight of this property is its lovely back garden complete with tables, chairs, and atmospheric fairy lights – perfect for enjoying morning coffee or an evening drink. The property is conveniently located close to Botanic Park and Queens University, making it an ideal base for exploring Belfast's attractions. Entry is via lockbox located beside the door, and free on-street parking is available outside the house. To ensure guests' safety and security, the stay will be protected by a Deposit Guarantee, Guest Guarantee, and public liability provided by SUPERHOG risk management partner.

Sun Providers

Amazon Prime

Netflix

Paid Parking On Street

Paid Parking On Premises

Situated right in the heart of Belfast, with gorgeous views of the Titanic museum, this bright and welcoming townhouse is an ideal place to base yourself while you explore all that the city has to offer. 

The interior emanates is filled with warm natural light, and we love the thoughtful touches and cosy furnishings, which make you feel instantly at home. Kick off your shoes and enjoy a glass of wine on the sofa, or settle in for a movie night – with both Netflix and Amazon Prime you’ll have plenty of options to choose from. The sparkling kitchen invites you to put together a quick meal which you can enjoy at the dining table – this is also a great spot for catching up on some work on your laptop. 

Factor in the luxuriously comfy bedrooms, with their soft, neutral colour pallet, and the light-filled modern bathroom and we think you’ve got everything to make your stay extra relaxing. 

When you’re ready to explore, you’ll find yourself in the best possible location, with the city centre on your doorstep, and countless options for shopping, dining and entertainment at your disposal. 


Heart of the Ocean

Foosball / Table Football

Home Cinema Setup

Wine Cellar

This captivating home dates back to 1807. It’s tucked away amid ancient trees within private, tranquil grounds, yet is just a 10 minute drive from vibrant Donegal Town and a short walk from picturesque Inver Beach. The home is spread between the main house, a secluded cottage, and a third separate residence, making this an excellent base for a large group as there’s plenty of space. There’s an eclectic collection of art and antiques throughout, and you’ll also find delightful treats like a whiskey lounge and wine cellar. Stepping into this home, you enter a world of creativity, beauty, and quirky charm. 

Donegal Dreams

Streaming Services

Printer

In historic Portobello, just a stone's throw from the canal, this red-brick townhouse couldn't be better located. It's a five-minute walk from Camden's trendy eateries and pubs, a twenty-minute stroll from the shops on Grafton Street, and thirty minutes on foot from lively Temple Bar. Although the home dates back to 1893, the interiors are quite contemporary, and it's packed with all the essentials. There are two en-suite bedrooms, a breezy lounge with a sofa bed for two, and a dedicated workspace if you're travelling on business. Outside, a small patio is an ideal spot to enjoy a Guinness in the sunshine. You'll feel right at home here, we're sure.

Starburster

Located in south Belfast, a short walk from the wine bars and boutiques of Lisburn Road and a ten-minute drive from the heart of the city, this place is certainly well-connected. Need to take a trip out of town? Adelaide Train Station is only five minutes away. When it comes to the home itself, our favourite feature was the raised decking – it was the ideal spot for an alfresco glass of wine. Inside, the place is well-appointed and the bedrooms are clutter-free and comfortable. 

Bring It on Home

This apartment situated in the trendy Queens Quarter is a great place to base yourself while visiting Belfast – be it for business or pleasure. Surrounded by great cafes and restaurants, and just moments away from Belfast University and the city centre, you could hardly ask for a better location. The place might be compact, but it's comfy and inviting, perfect for a solo traveller. 

It's Just Me 

This home in south Belfast dates back to the 1930s and looks fairly typical from the outside, but behind the front door lies an explosion of colour, vintage furnishings and all sorts of eclectic decorations – you probably won't be surprised to learn that this characterful interior design was put together by an illustrator-slash-designer. The home's small terrace is another welcome touch, but the huge Ormeau Park is five minutes' walk up the road when you're after a larger green space. You're well sorted for trendy cafes, restaurants and shops on the adjoining Ormeau Road, too.

Quirk of Art

You'll have tons of outdoor space in this quiet part of Belfast, with a peaceful garden and patio. Inside, things feel homely, with comfy furnishings and plenty of space for families or groups of friends. While it's not in the city centre, the home is just a fifteen-minute walk from Ormeau Road, where you'll find plenty of local bars and eateries. 

Branagh's Garden

Set in Belfast’s EastSide, this apartment is an excellent choice for those who want to come and go from the city whenever they choose. Getting into the city couldn’t be easier – catch the Glider from the bus stop across the road, and you’ll arrive in less than ten minutes. While the home's interior isn't the most characterful, you’ll find everything you need, no matter the length of your stay. There are some stairs to climb though, so it may not suit those with limited mobility.

Silver Gem

This penthouse apartment situated in the heart of Belfast’s vibrant Cathedral Quarter enjoys impressive views from its two Juliette balconies and it makes for a good base for those wanting to explore the city on foot. With numerous shops and restaurants on your doorstep, you’ll be spoiled for choice. While the interior is minimalist, it doesn’t compromise on comfort – whether you’re visiting with your family or friends, this pad has you covered. 


Lookin' Out 

Positioned between city and rural for a stimulating stay with family or friends, this Belfast home is in a great location to explore the best of Northern Ireland. As it isn’t centrally located, we’d recommend a car to get around here – with twenty-minutes via Glider getting you to the city centre and the opposite direction a range of outdoor pursuits on Strangford Lough. That said, it’s an admirably designed home with a garden large enough to gather for a drink or two after a day of exploring. 

Untold Treasures

A fantastic base from which to explore Belfast, this beautiful little townhouse is based in the south of the city and sits on the doorstep of some of the city's best pubs, bars and eateries. Inside, the home is stylishly designed, with plush furnishings and gold touches that feel opulent and elegant, and funky artwork that gives the home some character. Head outside and find the private patio area – a rare find in a central city spot – with a seating area where you can sip on a fresh Guinness alfresco.



Jeweled Night Sky

With a characterful and contemporary design, this two-bedroom home is located in Belfast’s Ballyhackamore neighbourhood. Just a short drive from the city’s eclectic restaurants, shops, cafes, and cultural institutions, this is an ideal spot to call home. The open-plan layout makes the living areas feel sociable, and though the bedrooms are on the smaller side, they’re stylish and comfortable. The cosy lounge, complete with a fireplace, is a highlight in our eyes – where better to unwind after a day out exploring The MAC and St George’s Market?

Palm Blush

Experience a truly unforgettable stay courtesy of this beautiful home nestled in a picturesque part of County Donegal. With direct access to the beach and breathtaking coastal views, this place offers an exclusive retreat for a family or a group of friends. 

It’s easy to see why this elegant villa won the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland "Best House" prize– as soon as you arrive you’ll be seduced by the home’s unique design and its rugged surroundings. Come inside to find a light-filled space, with two separate living and dining areas, making this a perfect base for groups who crave privacy, while at the same time offering a warm communal feel. There’s plenty of room for kicking back and relaxing, taking in the country vistas outside – on those chillier evenings, there’s also a fireplace for added cosiness. 

You’ll be able to rustle up delicious meals across the two modern and well-equipped kitchens and you can organise family feasts at the dining table. Later, head over to the comfy, minimalist bedrooms for a night of restful sleep, with the sound of waves gently rolling in outside. 

The house is set on a large piece of land, with a beautiful garden and direct access to the beach – head out and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of this land. There is an abundance of attractions to visit in the vicinity too, including The Glenveagh National Park and the Wild Atlantic Way, coupled with some of Ireland’s most spectacular beaches.

It's a Winner

Meeting / Conference Rooms

Boasting the wow factor, this majestic castle built in 1817 was designed by world-renowned architect John Nash, who also designed Buckingham Palace. From its private 1000-acre lake featuring boating and pike fishing to its dreamy estate woodlands offering a variety of exploration opportunities such as walking, running, cycling, horse riding and nature watching – guests can expect a haven of fun just a short distance from Galway City. 

An idyllic location for weddings, special events or a rural retreat for a large group of guests – the castle guarantees privacy and an exclusive one-of-a-kind setting surrounded by 650 acres of private land. Enjoy the spectacular grounds over a drink on the terrace when the sun is shining, or tantalise your tastebuds over some afternoon tea in the drawing room. The formal dining room presents a truly luxurious space to tuck into celebratory meals where you'll eat like kings and queens. In fact, the entire castle gives off a rather royal vibe, as its interiors are dripping in historic splendour. 

After fishing days (you'll be the only boat on the private lake), hikes and horse riding (the estate has equestrian facilities, which include stabling for ten horses), returning to the magical castle will feel like you're living in a fairytale. Gather around one of the crackling fireplaces and warm up over an early evening tipple before dinner – you'll be encouraged to let yourself feel as though the castle is your own home when staying here. Beyond the estate, you'll find plenty to see and do in the local area, as Galway City boasts sightseeing, shopping and golfing opportunities in abundance. 








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