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Private Irish farmyard cottage on Castle grounds

Enclosed in a walled garden on the 9 acre grounds of Kilcolgan Castle overlooking Galway Bay. Spacious and cosy Very quiet and peaceful yet so close to super restaurants, pubs and tourist attractions on the Wild Atlantic Way. Walk to the local village or to Tyrone House. Well heated and also has a wood burning stove and a game room The walled garden is home to horses, chickens, and a cat. There are greyhounds and other dogs on the grounds. The Castle is open for accomodation and tours.

Forramoyle Family Suite (sleeps 6)

15-min walk to the restaurants/coffee shops in Barna village. 424 bus at the end of the road brings you to Salthill/city centre (10min bus ride) or Furbo/Spiddle/Connemara. 6kms from the Salthill Prom, 10min drive from Wildlands, Leisureland & Salthill Funfair. 5-mins from 3 lovely beaches, 5 km's from Rusheen Bay Windsurfing Centre, Barna Woods & the Swan Sanctuary. We have a large garden, trampoline, swings, indoor & outdoor games, nets/balls, sandpit, books, tv, Wi-Fi & huge projector screen

Pine Lodge

Pine Lodge is a 3 bedroom thatched house sleeping 6 with internet and Sky TV. It has 1 double bedroom (with a cot) and 1 twin bedroom on 1st floor and 1 small double (4 foot) bedroom on the ground floor. There is only 1 bathroom with a shower. It is beside Tullycross village which has 2 pubs, 1 hotel and 1 takeaway all serving food. It is a 3 minute drive to the beach. It has central heating and an open fire. There is no usable garden space but there is a huge deck overlooking Tully mountain.

Seaview Apartment Rosmuc

This two bed apartment in Rosmuc is in a very central location for those that would like to explore Connemara and the Aran Islands.<br><br>Enjoying sea views from the bedrooms this cozy apartment has everything you need for an enjoyable and practical holiday along the coast of Ireland. Within an hour's drive you will find several popular tourist attractions such as<br><br>Kylemore Abbey<br><br>Leenane Village<br><br>Clifden Town<br><br>Connemara National Park<br><br>

Groff Cottage, Tourmakeady

Groff Cottage is located on the western shore of Lough Mask. The mountain ranges and lakes in this area provide the outdoor enthusiast with unlimited scope to enjoy fishing, hill and forest walking, golfing, swimming and horse-riding. The wild Atlantic Ocean with its superb beaches is just a twenty-five minute drive. The pubs are welcoming and there is no shortage of excellent restaurants. The region, which is Gaelic speaking, is an ideal touring base for Connemara.

Sea Stay Galway - Polaris Popcorn, the Pink Boat

POLARIS POPCORN is a tastefully refitted 17 meter Irish fishing trawler, however she couldn’t be further from her past! Extensive use of polished mahogany and pastel timber panelling and solid timber decks - she is cosy, solid and spacious. Moored in our private historic Dock, on the iconic Long Walk in Galway City centre Landlubbers! this is a REAL boat - independant of the land; it moves and it has a gangway - it is an experioence - not a hotel substitute.

Off Grid Eco Cabin Hideaway in pristine woodlands

A fully immersive back-to-nature experience for kids, families and nature lovers. All self catering. Our little eco-cabin is nestled at the edge of our farm property, right by a beautiful old-growth forest. Totally off-grid, this cabin has all the makings of a rustic, back-to-basics experience. The pace slows down, and your senses come alive again. It's the perfect place to unwind, explore, and remember how to live simply and joyfully.

Knights Cottage

🏡 Knights Cottage - is a cosy retreat on the shores of Lough Mask in the Gaeltacht village of Tourmakeady. Set on a working sheep farm, it’s perfect for couples, solo travellers or small families. Enjoy lake views, forest walks, hiking trails, fishing, local pubs and more. Close to Ballinrobe, Westport, Castlebar and Cong—an ideal base for exploring Mayo, Connemara and the Wild Atlantic Way. Hosted by the welcoming Staunton Family.

Ballindooley Castle

The Castle rests on about half an acre of land with Ballindooley Lake lying to the south west. It is surrounded by low walls and hedges: with a gated entrance controlled by an electronic security system. Features include 3 murders holes and a dungeon The castle was built by the DeBurgo family (approximately 1480). It had the distinction of being shelled by the British Gunboat ” Helga” during the1916 Rising to disband rebels