Ireland Vacation Rentals

Explore 232 vacation rentals, homes, and villas in Ireland for your next getaway or business trip. From relaxing escapes to city stays, discover a wide range of curated homes from $77 offering more space, comfort, and privacy than a traditional hotel, with premium amenities like private pools, full kitchens, spacious outdoor areas, and multi-bedroom layouts. Every home is professionally managed with 24/7 local support, premium linens, and high-speed Wi-Fi. Plus, Marriott Bonvoy members can earn and redeem points on every stay.

232 Vacation Rentals in Ireland

Luxury Villa Six Suites Private Path to Sea

Sligo, IE
6 Bedrooms 17 Guests
Sep 3 - 5
$1,967 night

Sligo Sea Barn is a new, modern, Failte Ireland approved group accommodation. Located on the Wild Atlantic Way in Sligo, Ireland. You are spoiled for choice with beaches and unforgettable loop walks. The curved roof hay barn and cow byres, once home to our dairy cows, calves, and hay, has been lovingly refurbished giving guests the unique feeling of being immersed on a farm. Peace, comfort and beauty surround you in a very special location. Your bedrooms are en-suite with VOYA organic seaweed products, bathrobes, and slippers complimentary. Sligo Sea Barn can sleep up to 17 guests. Bedrooms open out to your private patio area with reclining deck chairs and tables. Heat recovery ventilation system ensures continued fresh air. Underfloor heating can be individually controlled in each room. USB points, Fibre broadband and Satellite TV are standard. For those who love to cook, your semi-commercial kitchen has 4 NEFF ovens (one steam) and 5- ring gas hob. Catering services are available if you prefer to relax and be waited on. Additional kitchen supplies/equipment include 2 sinks, larder fridge, 70/30 fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave and all cooking accessories. Local produce available on request. We will order what you need (e.g. lobster, bacon/rasher, brown bread, vegetables, or burgers) with a little notice. For those who like the outdoors, a large BBQ and picnic area is provided adjacent to your private path to the sea. An industrial washing machine and dryer are located adjacent to the barn. We offer a free laundry service as well. The main dining area (the ’old hay barn’ with it’s curved roof) provides a unique dining experience. The old handmade dresser provides additional storage and worktop space. The dresser is also home to our wireless projector with speakers. All can be operated from your phone. The projector can be used for meetings, music and large screen movies. Beach walks can be enjoyed from your own private path to the sea. Listen for the sounds of trickling water, lapping waves, and magical noises unannounced from the sky! This enchanting area, near Lissadell (5km), is steeped in history and mythology and well described by W.B. Yeats for its beauty and creativity. Experience the holiday/vacation of a lifetime, where we can help you and your family/friends plan your holiday, secure reservations for local activities and restaurants, arrange transport as needed. When you stay at this exclusive accommodation you will enjoy the peacefulness and beauty of both the building and the surrounding area. Local outdoor activities include swimming, fishing, periwinkle picking, horse-riding, surfing, alpaca walking, paddle boarding, cycling, and tractor rides / farm experiences. Sligo Sea Barn is only 5 minutes to the local shop and pubs, 5 minutes to local harbour - fresh lobster and shore fishing, 10 minutes to restaurants and take-aways. Sligo town is 20 minutes drive. Go to sligoseabarn.ie for reviews, photos and more information. Security Deposit of EUR800 to be collected upon arrival.

Cuirt Cregg Clifden

Clifden, IE
3 Bedrooms 5 Guests
Dec 31 - Jan 2
$509 night

Located in the popular Cuirt Cregg development in Clifden, this welcoming three-bedroom home is perfectly suited to a family getaway or a group of friends exploring Connemara and the Wild Atlantic Way. Combining space, comfort, and a safe outdoor area, it offers everything you need for a relaxed and memorable stay. Comfortable & Practical Layout All three bedrooms are located on the second floor, creating a clear separation between living and sleeping spaces ideal for families. Bedroom One: Double bed with private ensuite Bedroom Two: Double bed Bedroom Three: Single bed A main family bathroom on this floor includes a bath with overhead shower perfect for a relaxing soak after a day at the beach. Relaxed Living Spaces Downstairs, the home opens into a bright and comfortable open-plan living area, designed with together-time in mind. The cosy stove creates a warm atmosphere during cooler evenings, while two generous couches provide plenty of seating for movie nights, board games, or simply unwinding after a day of adventure. The kitchen features a large dining table, making it easy to gather everyone together for family meals, celebration dinners, or planning the next day’s itinerary. Whether you’re cooking locally sourced seafood or enjoying a takeaway from Clifden town, the space works effortlessly for groups. Private, Enclosed Garden To the rear, you’ll find a fully enclosed back garden a standout feature for families with children. It’s a safe, private space where kids can play freely while adults relax with a morning coffee or evening glass of wine. Outdoor space like this is a real bonus when staying along the Wild Atlantic Way. Ideal Base to Explore Connemara Cuirt Cregg is just a short distance from Clifden town centre, giving you easy access to local cafés, restaurants, traditional pubs, and boutique shops. From here, you can explore nearby beaches, scenic walking routes, family-friendly attractions, and iconic Connemara landmarks. Whether you’re planning coastal drives, hill walking, beach days, or simply quality time together, this property offers a comfortable, family-friendly base in one of Connemara’s most sought-after locations. Spacious, practical, and perfectly positioned this is an ideal choice for your next Connemara Stay.

Kill House

Clifden, IE
4 Bedrooms 8 Guests
Nov 30 - Dec 5
$290 night

Kill House is an elegant historic property located in an area of outstanding scenic beauty close to the shores of the Atlantic sea at Kingstown Bay, near Clifden, the renowned Capital of Connemara in County Galway. Kill House is situated only moments from one of the most famous tourist attractions in Ireland ‘The Sky Road’ with its majestic scenery of the rugged Coastline and spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean where we can organise a private boat trip to visit islands such as Inishturbot, High Island and Omey Island. You can visit Cleggan Village where you can enjoy some fabulous seafood, from here take a boat trip to Inishbofin with its beautiful beaches, hire a bike or just relax. Only 5 minutes from the house there is a Coral beach where you can enjoy a swim, go snorkelling or take a walk along the coast. You can go surfing, mountain climbing, horse riding, enjoy walking tours, visit Kylemore Abbey and the Connemara National Park (Diamond Hill), take a boat trip on a tranquil lake, have a picnic on the white sandy beaches, play an 18 hole golf course, go deep sea fishing, fly fishing this is to name but a few of the wonderful activities in the area. Clifden is only a 5-minute drive away. 4 bedrooms – 1 full bathroom on the first floor – 1 ensuite bathroom on the first floor in the main master bedroom – 1 shower room on ground floor Ground floor You are immediately struck by the grandeur of the hallway with an impressive staircase, high ceilings and tiled flooring. Doors leading to: The dining room hosts a large dining table which seats up to 6 along with a smaller table seating up to 3. There is an open fireplace, ample windows allowing natural light and high ceilings. There are 2 doors leading from this large impressive room. The reception room offers two comfy couches, large windows, a TV, an open fireplace & high ceilings. The large kitchen has everything one would require, there are ample kitchen utensils for the cooking enthusiasts. A perfect setting for entertaining. Fully fitted with a dishwasher, gas oven and hob, extractor fan, 2 fridges, and freezer. There is a dining table seating up to 6 guests. Door to a pantry. Door leading to utility/wet room with separate washing machine and drier. There is a shower unit, sink and WC. The door leads to the back of the property. The stairs lead to the first-floor landing, door leads to a double bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and a separate family bathroom. The bedroom comprises 2 large windows overlooking the front and back of the property. Table with 2 chairs, door leading to an ensuite bathroom with bath and shower overhead, sink & WC. Family bathroom with bath, shower overhead, sink unit & WC. 5 stairs leading to the top floor offering: Bedroom 2: King-size bed, wardrobe, dressing table and free-standing mirror. High ceilings, 2 windows with beautiful views overlooking the gardens and allowing ample natural light. Bedroom 3: King-size bed, free-standing wardrobe, dressing table with mirror, 2 large windows overlooking the front and side of the property. Stunning views over Kingstown bay. Bedroom 4: King-size bed, 2 free-standing wardrobes, chest of drawers, window overlooking the side of the property with stunning views over the front garden and Kingstown Bay. Kill House is hidden in sheltered private 2 acres of gardens with views overlooking Kingstown and Streamstown Bay. Kill House has a unique charm and is ideally located for families and friends to enjoy all that Connemara has to offer along the Wild Atlantic Way. 10 special features in Kill House * Located just off the Sky Road * Modern efficient heating system * Only 5 miles from Clifden * Historic house built in 1861 * Double Garage * Historic sash windows * Smart TV/Wifi * Beautiful antique furniture * Meticulous restoration FREE WIFI No pets allowed €25 charge for utilities per night. Linen & towels are included in the rental rate. Check-in time is 5 pm Check-out time is 10 am on the day of departure.

4 Harbour Heights

Clifden, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Dec 31 - Jan 2
$475 night

Stunning 2-bed, 2-bath waterfront apartment in Clifden with breathtaking views of Clifden Bay from a large private balcony. This newly decorated boutique retreat on the Wild Atlantic Way comfortably sleeps 4. Located in the heart of Clifden town, you’re steps from shops, restaurants, and galleries. Includes dedicated parking. Experience breathtaking, south-facing views over Clifden Bay from our stunning waterfront apartment. Newly decorated to a very high standard, this boutique-style retreat offers stylish, comfortable accommodation for up to four guests right on the iconic Wild Atlantic Way. Living Space: The heart of the apartment is the bright and airy open-plan living area. It features a large, comfortable L-shaped Italian velvet couch, a Smart TV, and sliding doors that open directly onto the private balcony—the perfect spot to relax after a day exploring Connemara. Kitchen & Dining: The stylish dining table seats four. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern conveniences including an electric oven and hob, a coffee machine, fridge-freezer, washer/dryer, microwave, and toaster. Bedroom 1: A comfortable double bedroom with an en-suite shower room and a fitted wardrobe. Bedroom 2: A second cozy double bedroom. Main Bathroom: Features a full bathtub with an overhead shower, perfect for a relaxing soak. Guests will have private and exclusive access to the entire 2-bedroom apartment. This includes the living areas, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, and the private balcony with its stunning views. Your stay includes the convenience of self check-in and one dedicated, allocated parking space. Accessibility: Please be aware that the apartment is on a lower ground level and is accessed via two small staircases, which may not be suitable for guests with mobility issues. Included in Your Stay: We provide fresh bed linen, towels, heating, and complimentary high-speed WiFi throughout the apartment. For Families: A travel cot/crib and a baby high chair are available free of charge. Please request them at the time of booking so we can have them ready for you. Conveniences: A hair dryer and an iron are provided for your use.

2 Harbour View

Roundstone, IE
3 Bedrooms 5 Guests
Dec 31 - Jan 3
$742 night

Escape to our beautifully renovated 3-bedroom waterfront retreat in the heart of Roundstone village. Enjoy stunning harbour views from the open-plan living space, cozy up by the wood-burning stove, and explore Connemara’s charm. Perfect for families or small groups, this stylish home comfortably sleeps 4-5 guests and includes dedicated parking. Experience the best of the Wild Atlantic Way right at your doorstep. Welcome to 2 Harbour View, a stylishly renovated home blending traditional charm with modern luxury. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, featuring stunning views of Roundstone Bay. Living Area: Relax by the cozy wood-burning stove and enjoy a movie on the Smart TV. Kitchen: A fully-equipped, modern kitchen with an island, American-style fridge, and induction hob, perfect for preparing delicious meals. Bedrooms: Three comfortable bedrooms are located on a single level for convenience. Bedroom 1: A spacious king bedroom with distinctive character. Bedroom 2: A fun bunk room, ideal for younger guests. Bedroom 3: A quiet single room. Bathroom: A high-spec modern bathroom featuring luxurious underfloor heating and a large, refreshing shower. We’ve taken care of the details to ensure your stay is seamless and comfortable. Your booking includes the following amenities: High-speed internet access Fresh bed linen and towels for all guests Heating and a starter supply of fuel for the wood-burning stove

Ring of Kerry Holiday Homes

Kenmare, IE
3 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Sep 9 - 11
$433 night

Please note towels will be included in the price for Marriott Guests Important: Please contact the property manager before booking to confirm any additional charges for heating / electricity Ring of Kerry Holiday Cottages are located adjacent to the Ring of Kerry Golf Club, on an elevated site with views over Kenmare Bay in County Kerry. These coastal holiday homes in Kerry are 8 km from the heritage town of Kenmare. These large and spacious holiday homes are situated on the Sneem road which is part of the famous Ring of Kerry Way. The Beara Way and the Ring of Kerry Way are tourist routes through some of the most magnificent mountain and coastal scenery in Cork and Kerry, both of which are in close proximity to these beautiful holiday cottages.Ring of Kerry Holiday Cottages DescriptionThese large detached holiday homes are fitted and furnished to a high specification with full mod cons and free WiFi. On the ground floor, each holiday home has a large sitting room with big comfortable sofas, gas fired stove and patio doors leading outside. There is a separate television room also with patio doors leading outside, wet room with WC and hand basin. The large and high standard kitchen and dining area is also located on the ground floor. The large holiday home has 3 bedrooms and sleeps 6 guests. First Floor: - Double en-suite bedroom, sleeping 2 - Double bedroom, sleeping 2 - Twin bedroom, sleeping 2 There is gas central heating throughout the holiday home. On-site Facilities - Ring of Kerry Golf ClubRing of Kerry Holiday Cottages are located beside Ring of Kerry Golf Club, the perfect base for a golfing holiday in Ireland. This unique course is a hybrid of heathland and parkland holes providing breath-taking views of Kenmare Bay across to the Beara Peninsula. Guests at Ring of Kerry Holiday Cottages can savour the fantastic views while enjoying a beverage in the on-site clubhouse bar or a delicious meal in Greens Pizzeria & Restaurant. However, please note the restaurant is currently closed due to Covid-19 restrictions. Take-away pizzas are available in peak season and on bank holiday weekends from Greens Pizzeria & Restaurant. Guests can currently avail of take-away beverages from the golf pro shop. Visit the Ring of Kerry Golf Club website (www.ringofkerrygolf.com) to avail of the following offer: Ring of Kerry Golf Club - Book & Play Offer Green Fee GI rate €55pp approx. for Golf Ireland card holders only - Use Promo Code GI55 on Ring of Kerry Golf Club website to avail of this offer. Free Pass One week unlimited golf for €175 – Use Promo Code FP175 on Ring of Kerry Golf Club website to avail of this offer. To book a tee time please visit the Ring of Kerry Golf Club website, terms and conditions apply.Things to see and do in KenmareKenmare (7.3km) is a lively and scenic town offering a wide selection of gourmet food, you will be spoilt for choice with the number of cafes and restaurants located in the town and surrounding area. There are a range of activities for all the family locally. Discover shingled coves on route to Derrynane and Castlecove, two spectacular blue flag beaches where all types of water sports are available. Numerous walks and cycling routes are in the immediate area to our holiday homes. Star Outdoors is a purpose-built adventure centre for water sports where you can enjoy banana boat rides, wakeboarding, an outdoor water park and much more. There is also a local scuba diving centre, Kenmare Bay Diving which runs daily boat dive trips for novice and experienced divers, open from May to October each year. Explore the prolific wildlife of Kenmare Bay on Ireland’s premier seal-watching and eco-nature boat trip, Seafari Cruises. Dromquinna Stables, Riding School & Stud offer lessons, treks and camps throughout the year, a wonderful riding experience along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. Killarney, Glengariff and Bantry are all within 30km to 50km from these coastal holiday homes in Kerry. Killarney town is a stop on the Ring of Kerry scenic drive, and the start and finishing point of the 200-km Kerry Way walking trail. For a wonderful day trip enjoy Killarney National Park, Muckross House & Gardens plus a traditional farm are located within the park. County Kerry is known for its pockets of Irish-language speakers and striking terrain, from our holiday homes in Kenmare you will enjoy rugged coastline and mountains, the scenic Iveragh Peninsula and much more - a popular destination for all ages to enjoy. The Beara Way and the Ring of Kerry Way are tourist routes through some of the most magnificent mountain and coastal scenery in Cork and Kerry, both of which are in close proximity to these beautiful holiday cottages. A magical and memorable self-catering holiday awaits at Ring of Kerry Holiday Cottages, the perfect base for your next holiday in Ireland. NoteCare needs to be taken on the local access road leading to and from the holiday homes as there are a number of speed bumps.

Elegant City Centre Regency Townhouse with Patio

Dublin, County Dublin, IE
2 Bedrooms 5 Guests
Sep 13 - 15
$406 night

Built in the 1870’s and refurbished to the highest standards, this is a real gem - of luxurious city center living. A stunning and luxurious large two bedroom Mews house with 2 bathrooms. Located in a very prestigious part of Dublin, with both a neighborhood vibe, in a quiet city center location. It opens onto a small lobby and modern and well equipped kitchen. The large and comfortable living and dining space has a feature gas fire and has doors opening out to an east-facing decked patio. This Property is Pet Friendly, but additional Pet Charges apply.Please add the pet when adding number of guests. A set of stairs takes you upstairs, there are two bedrooms. The master bedroom is a luxurious and generously proportioned suite and has a shower en suite bathroom. The Second bedroom, has a WC & shower room adjoining next to it. The 3rd bed is a comfy sofa bed which is set up in the living room ON REQUEST. There is free parking on Leeson Place in front of the house. However, as they aren’t reserved spaces, the spaces are subject to availability. Through the day and evening though cars leave so if there’s no space when you arrive after a while a space will become available. Given it’s location most guests will chose to walk from this home. The Luas is also within a short stroll at Charlemont , also a 5 min walk to St Stephen’s Green Luas stop which connects to the entire Luas network. The Aircoach at Leeson Street Bridge runs regularly to the Airport. A 10 minute walk to the nearest DART station which will take you along the coast from Malahide to Bray. Many of Dublin’s principal places of business such as Merrion Square, Fitzwilliam Square and Ballsbridge are also within a few minutes’ walk ensuring guests don’t suffer lengthy daily commutes! to the city centre! There is a huge range of shops, bars, cafés and restaurants within a couple of minutes walk from this home. We’re happy to provide a travel cot for your stay. Just to clarify, in Ireland a “cot” refers to a baby crib, suitable for infants and young children. As cots are stored off-site, a small fee applies for delivery and collection. Please let us know at the time of booking so we can ensure it’s delivered in time for your check-in. Kindly note that bedding and linen for the cot are not provided, so you’ll need to bring your own

Luxury Hideaway Mews, in the Heart of Dublin

Dublin 2, County Dublin, IE
2 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Sep 21 - 23
$251 night

This is a very special mews, spread over 3 floors, with a large terrace in one of Dublin’s premier locations. This extremely comfortable property, features an open plan living/dining/kitchen area, with floor to ceiling bay windows leading to the south-east facing terrace. Superbly located less than 10 minutes walk to picturesque St. Stephens Green. The perfect location for any trip to Dublin. This bright and airy mews property is located in Dublin’s best area. This Property is Pet Friendly, but additional Pet Charges apply.Please add the pet when adding number of guests. Hidden away on a mews laneway between St Stephen’s Green and the Grand Canal, surrounded by Georgian streets and squares this modern mews house over 3 floors is a gem. The bright and modern ground floor is accessed from the lane-way across the cobbled courtyard. The open plan living, kitchen dining room is spacious and very comfortable. Cable TV in the living room with great channel choice. The kitchen is sleek and modern and comes fully equipped for the home chef. On the first floor is the generous second bedroom and family bathroom. On the top floor is the luxurious and generously proportioned master bedroom suite. The terrace comes complete with a BBQ for those balmy summer evenings in the city Please note : both bathrooms are ensuite, the 3rd bed is a comfy sofa bed which can be set up in the living room. Given it’s location most guests will chose to walk from this home. Bus routes pass the entrance to the laneway. Short walk to St Stephen’s Green Luas stop which connects to the entire Luas network. 10 minute walk to the nearest DART station which will take you along the coast from Malahide to Bray. We’re happy to provide a travel cot for your stay. Just to clarify, in Ireland a “cot” refers to a baby crib, suitable for infants and young children. As cots are stored off-site, a small fee applies for delivery and collection. Please let us know at the time of booking so we can ensure it’s delivered in time for your check-in. Kindly note that bedding and linen for the cot are not provided, so you’ll need to bring your own

Ballinakill Lodge

Moyard, IE
6 Bedrooms 13 Guests
Sep 29 - Oct 1
$640 night

Escape to Ballinakill Lodge, a stunning 6-bedroom home perfect for large groups of up to 11. Set on an acre of private, landscaped gardens, this spacious retreat offers a tastefully furnished interior with a cozy stove. Enjoy easy access to beautiful sandy beaches and scenic coastal paths. Ideal for family holidays and group getaways, offering both comfort and privacy in a beautiful setting. Step through the welcoming stone entryway into a large, tiled hall that sets a warm and inviting tone for your stay. The main reception room invites you to relax on comfy couches in front of the cozy stove fire. Double doors open into an expansive, light-filled dining room with seating for eight, perfect for sharing memorable meals together. The fully equipped kitchen features a breakfast bar, gas hob, oven, microwave, and dishwasher, with plenty of space for preparing group feasts. A separate utility room houses a washing machine and dryer for your convenience. From the dining room, step out onto the large stone patio with a picnic table. It’s the ideal spot for dining alfresco or enjoying a glass of wine while taking in views of the rolling green hills. This home comfortably sleeps up to 11 guests across six bedrooms: Bedroom 1 (Ground Floor): Double bed with ensuite shower room. Bedroom 2 (Ground Floor): Twin beds with ensuite shower room. Bedroom 3 (Ground Floor): Double bed with ensuite shower room. Bedroom 4 (First Floor): Twin beds with ensuite shower room. Bedroom 5 (First Floor): Single bed. Bedroom 6 (First Floor): Large room with one double and one single bed. In addition to the ensuites, there are two large family bathrooms, one on each floor, each equipped with a bathtub and a separate shower. The ground floor bathroom features a relaxing jetted tub. Guests will have full and exclusive access to the entire house and the surrounding one-acre property. The grounds are fully enclosed with iron gates at the entrance, ensuring your privacy and security. Ample private parking space is available on the grounds. Utilities: A fee of €35 per night is charged for electricity and oil heating. Family-Friendly: A travel cot and a highchair are available for your use. Accessibility: The ground floor of the home, including a bedroom and bathroom, is wheelchair accessible. Included in Your Stay: Bed linen, towels, and Wi-Fi are all included in the rental rate. Peak Season: During peak season, changeover days are on Saturdays.

1 Courthouse Square

Clifden, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Sep 9 - 11
$332 night

This truly stunning two-bedroom apartment is all about the location. Situated in the heart of Clifden town offering free underground parking, intercom & lift service, balcony, Smart TV with Netflix, and comfy beds, you will not want to leave!!. This is the ideal place to stay to enjoy all that Clifden offers. A stone’s throw from all bars, restaurants & shops. Once you enter this large open-plan sitting room/kitchen dining area you are immediately struck by the large windows with a birds’ eye view of Clifden Town Centre. The apartment benefits from a very spacious and airy reception room with bright yet warm tones and modern features. Newly fitted open-plan kitchen comes equipped with an electric oven, electric hob, fridge freezer, washing machine and microwave. Nespresso coffee machine, kettle & toaster. There is a small balcony with a table & 2 chairs to enjoy your morning coffee. Main Bedroom: Queen-sized bed with wooden flooring and built-in wardrobe. Window overlooking Clifden church. Ensuite tiled shower room, sink & WC. Bedroom Two: Two single beds with wooden flooring and built-in wardrobes. Overlooking Clifden church. Separate shower room with tiled flooring. Hot press with washing machine (please note that there is no dryer however there is a clothes horse). There are electric heaters throughout the apartment. Free underground secure parking and lift service is available to the apartment. Robins Nest is ideal for two couples/family/or friends). We also have 2 other units in the same building if you are travelling as a group. (No 12 & No 5 = sleeping up to 3 guests in each apartment). FREE WIFI & Netflix No pets allowed €10 per night electricity charge separately. Linen & towels are included in the rental rate. (1 bath & hand towel per guest). Self-check-in – after 4 pm Self check-out – 10 am

17 Shearwater overlooking Kinsale Harbour

Kinsale, Cork, IE
3 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Sep 19 - 23
$440 night

17 Shearwater is a bright and modern three bedroomed second floor apartment overlooking Kinsale Yacht Club marina to the front. It lies just a 400m stroll from the town centre with its wonderful array of places to eat, drink and shop that give Kinsale its name as the Gourmet Capital of Ireland.  Access to the apartment is by the elevator from the underground car park where there is a designated off-street space assigned to the apartment. There is also a code accessed pedestrian gate at the front of the building. It has a very spacious open plan living room/ kitchen. The kitchen is well equipped with fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster, oven, hob plate and all the crockery, cutlery and glassware you will require during your stay. There is dining a table and chairs to seat all 6 guests. The TV is connected to a local decoder and will receive a multitude of stations. The heating is electric and the water heating is by typical immersion type controls.  17 Shearwater has three bedrooms so in all, the apartment can comfortably accommodate up to 6 people. The master double bedroom is ensuite and the other double bedroom and the twin bedroom share access to the family bathroom. Wifi is available free of charge to guests. LOCATION Kinsale is a scenic coastal town along The Wild Atlantic Way in County Cork in Southern Ireland. It is a popular tourist destination with winding streets lined with colourful gift shops, galleries and traditional bars. It’s myriad of beautiful restaurants is what makes Kinsale the undisputed gourmet capital of Cork.

Luxury Mews in the Heart of City Centre!

Dublin, County Dublin, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Sep 28 - Oct 2
$444 night

Your family will be close to everything when you stay at this centrally-located place.This is a very special mews, spread over 3 floors in one of Dublin’s premier locations. This extremely comfortable property, features an open plan living/dining/kitchen area. Superbly located less than 10 minutes walk to picturesque St. Stephens Green. The perfect location for any trip to Dublin. This bright and airy mews property is located in Dublin’s best area. This Property is Pet Friendly, but additional Pet Charges apply.Please add the pet when adding number of guests. Hidden away on a mews laneway between St Stephen’s Green and the Grand Canal, surrounded by Georgian streets and squares this modern mews house over 3 floors is a gem. The bright and modern ground floor is accessed from the lane-way across the cobbled courtyard. The open plan living, kitchen dining room is spacious and very comfortable. Cable TV in the living room with great channel choice. The kitchen is modern and comes fully equipped for the home chef. On the ground floor is the generous second bedroom and family bathroom. On the top floor is the luxurious and generously proportioned master bedroom suite. Please note : both bathrooms are ensuite. We’re happy to provide a travel cot for your stay. Just to clarify, in Ireland a “cot” refers to a baby crib, suitable for infants and young children. As cots are stored off-site, a small fee applies for delivery and collection. Please let us know at the time of booking so we can ensure it’s delivered in time for your check-in. Kindly note that bedding and linen for the cot are not provided, so you’ll need to bring your own

Behy Lodge Holiday Home Glenbeigh

Glenbeigh, IE
4 Bedrooms 8 Guests
Sep 16 - 18
$672 night

Please note towels will be included in the price for Marriott Guests Important: Please contact the property manager before booking to confirm any additional charges for heating / electricity Behy Lodge Glenbeigh is a pet-friendly holiday home situated in an idyllic area close to the golden sands of Rossbeigh beach in County Kerry. Rossbeigh or Rossbehy, is a beautiful blue flag beach extending 11 km located on the Iveragh Peninsula. This beach side holiday home is a wonderful base for swimming, water sports, walking or horse-riding holiday in Ireland. Relax and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of your surroundings at this coastal holiday accommodation in Kerry. Located on Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way and on the famous Ring of Kerry route a magnificent base for your next self-catering holiday in the scenic Kingdom of Kerry. Behy Lodge Description - Sleeps 8Behy Lodge is spacious and bright self-catering holiday accommodation in County Kerry. The large and modern kitchen comes with everything you would expect from a self-catering holiday home in Ireland. The cottage style kitchen has a kitchen table which can seat 4 guests. The large open plan living and dining area provides wonderful mountain views, an open fire and comfortable furnishings. This space is the perfect area to relax in the evening with family and friends after a day exploring the scenic Ring of Kerry region. This large holiday accommodation has 4 bedrooms sleeping 8 guests comfortably: - Double bedroom with en suite sleeping 2 - Double bedroom, sleeping 2 - Double bedroom, sleeping 2 - Twin bedroom, sleeping 2 The family bathroom includes a bath with overhead shower, WC and basin. Outside this ideally located self-catering holiday accommodation is a fabulous well-maintained garden. Enjoy preparing a summer BBQ from the Weber Gas BBQ perfect for alfresco dining. From this beautiful garden there are endless countryside views with a large patio area perfect for alfresco dining. Children will also love the mature garden providing ample space outside sports and exploring. Take in the spectacular mountain views or go on many idyllic walks along the lanes and roads that surround this beautiful holiday home in Glenbeigh. Behy Lodge Glenbeigh has WIFI available. There is strictly no smoking at this holiday lodge. Electricity and heating are meter read and payable to the On-site Manager prior to departure.Local Area – Glenbeigh VillageGlenbeigh is often referred to as “The Jewel in the Ring of Kerry”, surrounded by magnificent scenery of the Seefin Mountains, the Caragh River and the Behy River. This makes Glenbeigh an idyllic location for a family or an outdoor holiday with friends. The hills from Seefin to Drung Hill are known as the “Glenbeigh Horseshoe” and are part of the greater “Kerry Way” well known for its magnificent mountain walks. From Behy Lodge Glenbeigh you will be surrounded by an array of popular trails. Go fishing, cycling, hill walking, kayaking, trail running, bird watching, wild swimming along part of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way plus much much more. Rossbeigh Beach – Stunning Blue Flag BeachThe stunning blue flag beach of Rossbeigh is located just a short distance away from Behy Lodge, 6-minute drive. It is an ideal beach for swimming, windsurfing, sailing, sea fishing and many more water sports. There is a fabulous outdoor kids playground located beside the beach. Rosspoint Bar and Restaurant overlooks Rossbeigh Beach and a perfect pitstop for a hot dish or drink after a dip in the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy panoramic sea views, a wonderful place to unwind and relax. Local Amenities and AttractionEnjoy a game of golf at Dooks Golf Links which is just a 4.8km drive away from Behy Lodge Glenbeigh. Dooks Golf Links is one of Irelands oldest golf links and boasts magnificent views of the Wild Atlantic Ocean and the nearby Reeks Mountain range. The surrounding scenery of the Iveragh Peninsula is truly spectacular. From Behy Lodge you will find yourself in close proximity to beautiful towns and villages such as Killarney, Waterville and Killorglin making this self-catering holiday accommodation the perfect location to explore the magnificent County of Kerry. Glenbeigh is a truly magical place, immerse yourself in the friendliness and hospitality of the local people and the beauty of this wonderful holiday destination in County Kerry.Behy Lodge - Pet Friendly Holiday HomeBehy Lodge accepts pets however please note the garden is not enclosed and your pet is not permitted in the bedrooms. Please reserve your pet at the time of booking via our call centre, as your pet will not be accepted without prior confirmation.

Magnificent house on the West Coast of Ireland

Thullabaun, County Mayo, IE
4 Bedrooms 11 Guests
Nov 27 - 30
$439 night

Welcome to Corragaun, a stunning retreat 285 sq.m / 3068 sq. ft on Ireland’s West Coast. Overlooking the Atlantic and set on 12 acres of private land, it’s just steps from the breathtaking White Strand beach. Spacious and cosy, Corragaun is perfect for exploring the wild beauty of the region or unwinding by the fire. Equipped with all you need for a magical stay, it offers comfort, charm, and unforgettable views. Let our glowing reviews inspire your visit! ⭐ 4 bedrooms — Master Bedroom with super king bed and en suite with bath and shower — Double Bedroom and en suite with shower — Bedrooms 3 and 4 have two single beds with option of a third bed in each — Extra single bed on hayloft balcony (not fully private) ⭐ 3 bathrooms — One of the bathrooms is ensuite to the master bedroom — The second bathroom is adjacent to the double bedroom — The third bathroom is shared between the two twin / triple bedrooms ⭐ Two comfy living areas are at your disposal, as well as additional entertainment facilities ⭐ A fully equipped kitchen ⭐ Dining area suitable for up to 12 guests ⭐ Family friendly ⭐ An extensive area guide is provided, and we are available 24/7 ⭐ Essentials, linens, towels, fuel for fires, and Wi-Fi are provided 🧡 Save this property listing to your wish list for future trips ● Guests will have access to the entire house. ● Guests will have access to free parking. ● The property is on the ground floor, and no lift is available. ● Numerous staircases and sets of stairs are present both inside and outside the house. Check-in Information: A House Manager will be on site to welcome you upon arrival and give you a tour of the property. ● There is free parking available at this property. ✈ Nearest airport: Ireland West Airport Knock: a 1 hour and 2-minute drive ∗The turf for the burning stoves will be provided and stored in the house. ∗Please note that the beds are in standard UK sizes. ∗Please note that guests are obligated to pay a city tax due to local government law. This city tax varies between cities, and it is not included in the accommodation fare and cleaning fee. ∗Pets are very welcome, but by bringing them you accept responsibility for the costs of any damage or extra cleaning they might cause An extra charge of £60 pet fee will be added. ∗Please note that Property Manager is not responsible or liable for any lost, misplaced or stolen items during guest stays. ⚡ In light of the current situation, we kindly ask our guests to consume electricity and gas mindfully. Please note we will add an additional charge for excessive energy usage.

Best Location Luxury Penthouse style Apt.

Dublin, County Dublin, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Sep 6 - 8
$406 night

Best Location in Dublin, Luxury dual aspect high floor penthouse style apartment with stunning river views. This luxury 2 bedroom 2 bathroom property has panoramic views of Dublin City, is centrally located you are only a stones throw from all there is to see in Ireland’s bustling capital and is a stylish home from home Luxury dual aspect high floor penthouse style apartment. Recently renovated to a very high standard this special property is in pristine condition and comes complete with high-end furnishings and two balconies. The large sun drenched living/dining area has a flat screen TV and DVD player. The master bedroom not only has a large en-suite, but also private balcony and writing desk for when the views have inspired you. The generous second bedroom opens out onto a sunny balcony with sweeping views of the Liffey, the Dublin Convention Center, 3 Arena and renowned Samuel Beckett bridge. The kitchen is a modern fully fitted kitchen with marble countertop and high end appliances. High-speed internet access. Walking distance to both the 3 Arena and Bord Gais Energy Theater. Close proximity to the Aviva stadium for sporting fixtures and events. All the public transport options are close by. The area is well served by buses, the Luas is accessible across the river (10 minutes walk) and the DART local train service is close by. It’s a leisurely stroll to many of the popular Dublin attractions. Unfortunately due to Management Rules, we cannot host Pets at this property. However we do have other properties that are Pet Friendly. Send us a message at Team@Duchampproperties.com to see location options. We’re happy to provide a travel cot for your stay. Just to clarify, in Ireland a “cot” refers to a baby crib, suitable for infants and young children. As cots are stored off-site, a small fee applies for delivery and collection. Please let us know at the time of booking so we can ensure it’s delivered in time for your check-in. Kindly note that bedding and linen for the cot are not provided, so you’ll need to bring your own

Elegant White Regency Townhouse with Terrace/Patio

Dublin, County Dublin, IE
2 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Sep 7 - 9
$355 night

Built in the 1870’s and refurbished to the highest standards, this is a real gem - of luxurious city centre living. A stunning and luxurious two bedroom Mews house, with a quirky upside down layout. Located in a very prestigious part of Dublin, with both a neighborhood vibe, in a quiet city center location. This Property is Pet Friendly, but additional Pet Charges apply.Please add the pet when adding number of guests. You enter at bedroom level. The master bedroom is luxurious and generously proportioned suite and opens onto an east-facing patio to the rear of the house. Has an en-suite bathroom with a shower in the bath. The Second bedroom, has a WC & shower room adjoining next to it. A set of stairs takes you up and into the nice bright spacious and very comfortable living room, which is situated to the back and has a gas-effect fire. The modern kitchen is a separate room, to the front. The kitchen is sleek and modern and comes fully equipped for the home chef. This property’s unique selling point is a sunny southerly terrace that overlooks Adelaide Road, which can be accessed from both kitchen and sitting room. Please note : The 3rd bed is a comfy sofa bed which is set up in the Master Bedroom ON REQUEST There is free parking on Leeson Place in front of the house. However, as they aren’t reserved spaces, the spaces are subject to availability. Through the day and evening though cars leave so if there’s no space when you arrive after a while a space will become available. Given it’s location most guests will chose to walk from this home. The Luas is also within a short stroll at Charlemont , also a 5 min walk to St Stephen’s Green Luas stop which connects to the entire Luas network. The Aircoach at Leeson Street Bridge runs regularly to the Airport. A 10 minute walk to the nearest DART station which will take you along the coast from Malahide to Bray. Many of Dublin’s principal places of business such as Merrion Square, Fitzwilliam Square and Ballsbridge are also within a few minutes’ walk ensuring guests don’t suffer lengthy daily commutes! to the city centre! There is a huge range of shops, bars, cafés and restaurants within a couple of minutes walk from this home. We’re happy to provide a travel cot for your stay. Just to clarify, in Ireland a “cot” refers to a baby crib, suitable for infants and young children. As cots are stored off-site, a small fee applies for delivery and collection. Please let us know at the time of booking so we can ensure it’s delivered in time for your check-in. Kindly note that bedding and linen for the cot are not provided, so you’ll need to bring your own

River Cottage

Clifden, IE
3 Bedrooms 7 Guests
Sep 3 - 5
$556 night

Escape to the tranquil location of River Cottage, Ballinboy. This property is situated close to the Capital of Connemara, Clifden and the village of Ballyconneely, it’s also within a short walking distance is Derrygimla looped walk. A welcome pack is provided with bread, milk, tea and coffee, biscuits. Fuel provided for the fire to get you started. From the front door you enter a welcoming hallway in the centre of the cottage. Follow the hallway to the right past the first of 3 rooms and you enter into a beautifully decorated open plan living space with marble fireplace, antique mirror and artwork. The windows on three sides offer stunning views. You will find comfy couches and a Smart TV and a small library to enjoy. From the fireside seating area you go up two steps into a dining area with an eight seater oak dining table and chairs. Off the dining area, there is a very well equipped kitchen with plenty of counter space and kitchen appliances which include a coffee maker, blender, food processor and a steamer/rice cooker. From the dining area you enter a back porch which opens onto an attractive stone patio with glass panelling, stainless steel railings and patio furniture. A second patio to the front of the cottage catches the evening sun and is equipped with a fire pit/barbecue, table and chairs. To the left on entering the cottage, you will find 2 double rooms – one en suite. There is also a family bathroom with a great power shower in the bath. Triple room with a double & single bed. Outside is a small shed with a washing machine & dryer. There is also space for storing bikes, surfboards, etc There is a split-level living/dining area that could be hazardous for small children. Free WiFi Linen & Towels are included in the rental rate. Check-in time is from 4pm onwards (If you require a later check-in time please let us know) Check-out time is 10 am on the day of departure.

Heyward Mews Holiday Homes (Sleeps 6)

Swords, IE
3 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Jan 5 - 7
$465 night

Heyward Mews Holiday Homes are a cluster of modern courtyard holiday homes 5km from Dublin Airport and only 15km from Dublin City Centre. While staying at our holiday accommodation in Swords you are ideally placed to explore Dublin City and the surrounding counties of Wicklow and Meath. These conveniently located holiday homes are set in a peaceful rural setting, adjacent to Roganstown Golf & Country Club. We do recommend that you have your own transport to explore Dublin city and the surrounding counties, as the closet bus stop is 3km away. Heyward Mews Holiday Homes – Sleeps 6These holiday homes have 3 bedrooms and sleep 6 guests comfortably: Property layout – ground floor: - Open plan living room, dining room, kitchen (all mod cons) - Bedroom 1: double ensuite sleeping 2 Property layout - first floor: - Bedroom 2: double ensuite sleeping 2 - Bedroom 3: twin ensuite sleeping 2 French doors leading out to a patio area, perfect for relaxing or dining al fresco. Plus, to the front there is a shared lawned courtyard area. Wifi is available at the property. Large garden is provided. Secure on-site parking. Local Area & Tourist Attractions The nearby town of Swords has all the amenities of a thriving Dublin suburb, with an array of shops, bars and restaurants. Things to do in the local area: - Swords Castle which dates from the 1200’s has been lovingly restored and takes centre stage in this bustling town. The castle was used in recent times as a location for the TV series The Tudors in 2010. - Guinness Store House - National Art Gallery - Christchurch cathedral - St Patrick cathedral - Trinity College and the Book of Kells - Kilmainham Gaol - Shopping in Grafton Street or Powerscourt Townhouse - Meath: beaches of Laytown & Bettystown (30 minutes’ drive) - Belfast: less than 2 hours’ drive IMPORTANT NOTES1. Heating and Electricity: This is an extra charge which is mostly payable to the Property Manager/Owner. In some cases, energy is charged at a fixed daily rate or a rate per unit on the units consumed or you are required to top up a Pre-Paid Meter while in others, energy charges are included in the rate you have paid. We advise you to check with the local Owner/ Property Manager prior to arrival how this is calculated or prior to making the booking. 2. Security Deposit: A minimum refundable security deposit of €200 (per property) must be paid prior to check-in to your holiday home to the local Property Manager/ Owner. This is either taken over the phone by pre-authorising your credit card when you call the Property Manager to arrange your arrival time 48 hours in advance of arrival or at others it is taken on arrival. In some locations and at certain times of year this can increase to €500 per property. 4. Towels: Towel sets are available upon request at a small charge. Please contact our Call Centre or the Property Manager to arrange (you will find the Property Manager’s contact details at the Arrival Info document sent to you in the final payment confirmation). 5. Public Transport: We do recommend that you have your own transport to explore Dublin city and the surrounding counties, as the closest bus stop is 3km away.

Bright & Stylish Apartment in Trendy Ranelagh

Dublin 6, County Dublin, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Sep 26 - 29
$350 night

***BRAND NEW LISTING *** Welcome to your stylish city retreat — a beautifully renovated 2 bedroomed apartment in the heart of Ranelagh, one of Dublin’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. With its leafy streets, buzzing café culture, and some of the city’s best bars and restaurants, this is the perfect base to experience Dublin like a local. The Luas is just minutes away, bringing you directly into the city centre in under 10 minutes. The space Step inside to a bright open-plan living and dining area, furnished with a cosy sofa, sleek dining table for four, and thoughtfully chosen décor. The fully equipped kitchen has everything you need — oven, hob, fridge-freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine — ideal for guests who enjoy home cooking. The two bedrooms are a calm sanctuary, with a plush double bed, soft linens, and generous storage. Two modern bathrooms with walk-in showers, heated towel rails, and fresh finishes make mornings stress-free. Guest access Guests have full use of the entire apartment during their stay, including high-speed Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and all kitchen essentials. Other things to note Fresh bed linen and towels provided. Self check-in available for your convenience. Ranelagh is famous for its restaurants, pubs, wine bars, and brunch spots — all just around the corner. Luas Green Line (tram) is a short stroll away, offering quick access to St. Stephen’s Green and the city centre. We’re happy to provide a travel cot for your stay. Just to clarify, in Ireland a “cot” refers to a baby crib, suitable for infants and young children. As cots are stored off-site, a small fee applies for delivery and collection. Please let us know at the time of booking so we can ensure it’s delivered in time for your check-in. Kindly note that bedding and linen for the cot are not provided, so you’ll need to bring your own License number: 1234567AB

Doonloughan View, Ballyconneely

Ballyconneely, IE
4 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Sep 6 - 8
$709 night

Coastal Calm in Doonloughan A Bright, Airy Family Retreat by the Sea Set in the heart of Doonloughan, this beautiful coastal home is bright, airy and wonderfully designed for relaxed family living. It’s the kind of place where everyone can be together yet still enjoy their own space making it a fantastic property for the whole family to enjoy. The house is laid out with an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area, creating a lovely sense of flow and light throughout the main living space. While open plan, the living room area remains cosy and comfortable, perfect for unwinding after a day at the beach whether that’s curling up with a book, enjoying family movie nights or simply relaxing by the fire. The main house includes three well-appointed bedrooms, ideal for family living. To the side of the house, a separate chalet provides the fourth bedroom and adds wonderful flexibility to the property. The chalet features a double bedroom, shower room, washing machine and dryer, and is ideal for older children, a nanny, or grandparents who may appreciate a little independence while still being close to the main house. Step outside and you’re immediately immersed in one of Connemara’s most spectacular coastal settings. Four breathtaking beaches are accessible simply by walking out the gate, offering swimming, kayaking, bodyboarding, surfing, pier jumping and coastal adventures. Surf lessons run daily in the summer months, with the surf beach just a ten-minute walk away no driving required. Walking enthusiasts are spoiled for choice, with trails starting directly from the gate. Enjoy the stunning headland walk, extend it to Mannin Headland, or take on the memorable 6km walk to Connemara Golf Links via the rugged Ermlaghen Road, finishing with lunch and a glass of wine overlooking the Atlantic. Golfers are well catered for too, with the course less than ten minutes away and a secure garage offering ample space for golf bags and bikes. The large patio enjoys sunshine all day, making it the perfect place to gather in the evenings and watch spectacular sunsets over the ocean. Doonloughan is also free from artificial lighting, so nights are ideal for star gazing, with the soft glow of the nearby lighthouse adding to the atmosphere. The house is just 6km from the village of Ballyconneely, where you’ll find a restaurant, pub, shop, off-licence, church, coffee shop and post office. The bustling town of Clifden is only a 25-minute drive, offering supermarkets, excellent dining, boutiques, pharmacies and traditional pubs. This is a home designed for shared memories, slow days and real connection a place to re-energise, reconnect and fully experience the magic of this special pocket of the Wild Atlantic Way.

Georgian Elegance - Dublin2. Near Grand Canal Dock

Dublin 2, County Dublin, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Sep 6 - 9
$317 night

Discover the charm of this Lower Ground Floor Apartment nestled beneath a stunning Georgian House on the serene Pearse Square in the heart of Dublin 2. Dating back to 1839, this large 2 Bedroomed Apartment boasts a private entrance, is meticulously modernized to a superior standard and is well positioned to live, work and enjoy Dublin City Centre. The apartment welcomes you through its hall door into a open-plan living and dining area, seamlessly integrated with a contemporary kitchen featuring integrated appliances. Venture down the hallway to find the first spacious double bedroom adorned with fitted wardrobes, offering views of the rear patio. Adjacent is the fully tiled bathroom, complete with a shower and toilet. The rear of the property unveils a second double bedroom with patio doors opening onto a peaceful outdoor patio—an urban oasis in the heart of the city. Pearse Square, positioned off Pearse Street and adjacent to Grand Canal Dock, epitomizes a vibrant neighborhood in central historic Dublin. Abundant amenities await on your doorstep, including local food shops, cafes, bars, restaurants, and retail outlets. Strategically positioned just 300 meters from the Bord Gais Energy Theatre in Grand Canal Dock, 500 meters from Pearse Street Station, and Trinity College Dublin, with St Stephen’s Green a mere 20-minute stroll away, convenience meets historical allure. With excellent public transport options, including DART, Luas, and bus services, as well as readily available taxis, exploration of the city is effortlessly at your fingertips. Merrion Square, St Stephen’s Green, and Trinity College provide verdant escapes, complemented by the nearby Grand Canal—a short walk away from this charming residence. This Property is Pet Friendly, but additional Pet Charges apply.Please add the pet when adding number of guests.

The Quay House

Clifden, IE
7 Bedrooms 16 Guests
Sep 26 - Oct 1
$1,667 night

Built for the Harbour Master nearly 200 years ago, The Quay House has been sensitively restored and now offers guest accommodation in fourteen bedrooms (all different) with full bathrooms – all but three overlook the Harbour. Family portraits, period furniture, cosy fires and a warm Irish welcome make for a unique atmosphere of comfort and fun. The Quay House is Clifden’s oldest building, dating from C1820. It was originally the Harbour Master’s house but later became a Franciscan monastery, then a convent and finally a hotel owned by the Pye family. The Quay House stands right on the harbour, just 7 minutes walk from Clifden town centre. All rooms are individually furnished with some good antiques and original paintings; several have working fireplaces. All have large bathrooms with tubs and showers and there is also one ground floor room for wheelchair users. Ground Floor Bedroom 1 (Bamboo Room) – This is the private entrance to the self-catering part of the property but it is also a bedroom if required with zip and link beds acting as a super king or with twin beds. This bedroom has an ensuite shower room. Bedroom 2 (Studio A) – Large ground floor room with a super king bed and three single beds one of the single beds is a sofa bed which can be converted into a bed. This room can comfortably sleep five guests. There is a large bathroom with a bath and separate shower, toilet, and double sinks. First Floor Fully fitted kitchen with electric oven, tall fridge, separate freezer, dishwasher, and Nespresso Magimix coffee machine (pods are not provided). There is also a Delonghi coffee machine for coffee beans (beans are not provided). Small utility room with separate washing machine and dryer, iron, and ironing board. Sitting/Dining room with dining table seating up to twelve guests, additional table and chairs can be provided if necessary. Two sofas and a couple of easy chairs. Bedroom 3: (Studio 2) has a super king bed and a single bed it also has two bathrooms one with a bath and the other is a shower room, both with toilets and wash-hand basins. Second Floor Bedroom 4: (Studio 3) is decorated with an African theme and has a king bed also a pull-out sofa bed. This bedroom has a bathroom with a separate free-standing bath and a walk-in shower. There is also a small kitchenette. Bedroom 5: (Studio 4) has a four-poster bed. The bathroom has a bath with an overhead shower. It also has a small kitchenette. Third Floor Bedroom 6: (Studio 5) has a super king bed and an additional single bed. The bathroom mirrors that of studio 3 and there is also the same small kitchenette. Bedroom 7: (Studio 6) has a bird theme and a super king bed and a pull-out sofa bed. This room is ensuite with a bath and overhead shower. The room also has a small kitchenette. All rooms have harbour views with either terraces or balconies. Free WiFi All inclusive – linen & towels are inclusive in the rental rate. Check-in time is strictly from 4pm onwards (If you require a later check-in time please let your key holder know) During peak season changeover days are Saturdays. Check-out time is strictly at 10am on day of departure. Strictly No Pets

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Get to Know Ireland

Ireland, often referred to as the Emerald Isle, is a destination that captivates visitors with its verdant landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. The country's rolling hills, rugged coastlines, and mystical castles are steeped in legends and lore, offering a journey that feels both timeless and enchanting. Nature enthusiasts are drawn to Ireland's dramatic scenery, from the towering Cliffs of Moher on the west coast to the wild beauty of Connemara and the Ring of Kerry's panoramic vistas. The Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, with its unique hexagonal basalt columns, is a natural wonder that has inspired myths of giants striding over the sea to Scotland. Ireland's history is deeply woven into its landscape, with ancient monuments like the Neolithic passage tomb of Newgrange, which predates the pyramids of Egypt, and the Rock of Cashel, a historic site with medieval architecture that dominates the skyline. The country's tumultuous past is also remembered in cities like Dublin, where visitors can explore the Kilmainham Gaol and the General Post Office, significant sites in the struggle for Irish independence. The Irish culture is celebrated through its music, dance, and literature. Traditional Irish music sessions in cozy pubs are a quintessential experience, where the sounds of fiddles and bodhráns create a lively atmosphere. Literary enthusiasts can follow in the footsteps of great writers like James Joyce and W.B. Yeats, visiting the places that inspired their works. Dublin, the capital city, is a treasure trove of cultural attractions, including the Book of Kells at Trinity College, the National Museum of Ireland, and the Guinness Storehouse, where visitors can learn about the famous stout and enjoy panoramic views from the Gravity Bar. The Irish culinary scene has undergone a renaissance, with a focus on locally sourced ingredients and traditional dishes with a modern twist. Seafood is a staple along the coastal regions, and no trip to Ireland is complete without tasting the hearty flavors of Irish stew or freshly baked soda bread. Lastly, the warmth and friendliness of the Irish people are legendary. Visitors are often struck by the genuine hospitality and the easy-going nature of the locals, which adds to the charm of the Emerald Isle. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventures, historical exploration, cultural immersion, or simply the pleasure of a pint and good conversation, Ireland offers a wealth of experiences that leave travelers longing to return.
Ireland, known for its lush landscapes and vibrant culture, offers a climate that is generally mild but can be quite variable, so it's wise to be prepared for all conditions. The weather is influenced by the Atlantic Ocean, so it tends to be changeable and unpredictable throughout the year. Winter, from December to February, is the coldest season, with average temperatures ranging from 4°C to 8°C. While it can get chilly, extreme cold is rare. Precipitation is common, with the west coast receiving more rainfall than the east. Snow is not frequent but can occur, particularly in the inland areas and mountains. Spring, from March to May, sees temperatures gradually increase, with averages ranging from 8°C to 12°C. This season brings a mix of rain and sunshine, with the countryside blooming into vibrant shades of green. It's a beautiful time to visit, as the tourist crowds are thinner and the days start to get longer. Summer, from June to August, is the warmest and most popular time to visit Ireland. Average temperatures range from 14°C to 20°C, but it can occasionally get warmer. While this season has the most reliable weather, rain is still possible, so always carry a light raincoat. The long daylight hours allow for extended sightseeing and the opportunity to experience the many festivals that take place. Autumn, from September to November, brings cooler temperatures, ranging from 10°C to 14°C, and the landscape turns into a palette of golds and browns. Rainfall increases during this period, but the autumnal scenery can be quite spectacular, especially in the rural and wooded areas. The most pleasant climate is often found in late spring and early summer, with May and June generally offering the best combination of mild temperatures and lower rainfall. This period is ideal for those looking to explore the outdoors without the peak season crowds. Regardless of when you visit, Ireland's weather can be a part of its charm, with misty mornings and rainbows often enhancing the beauty of its already stunning landscapes. Always pack layers, including a waterproof jacket, to ensure comfort as you explore the Emerald Isle's historic cities, rugged coastlines, and verdant countryside.
Ireland is a land of enchanting landscapes and vibrant culture, making it an ideal destination for travelers with a passion for the arts, history, and local customs. The Emerald Isle's rich tapestry of experiences ranges from traditional music to world-class museums and galleries, ensuring a culturally immersive journey. Begin your exploration in Dublin, Ireland's capital, where history and modernity blend seamlessly. The city's literary heritage is unparalleled, with the Dublin Writers Museum celebrating the lives and works of its literary celebrities, including Yeats, Joyce, and Beckett. The National Museum of Ireland - Archaeology is a treasure trove of artifacts that tell the story of Ireland from prehistoric times to the modern era. Art enthusiasts will find solace in the National Gallery of Ireland, which houses an impressive collection of European and Irish art, including works by Jack B. Yeats and Caravaggio. For contemporary art, the Irish Museum of Modern Art (IMMA) is a must-visit, set in the historic Royal Hospital Kilmainham. Live music is the heartbeat of Irish culture, and no visit is complete without experiencing a traditional music session. In pubs across the country, from Dublin's Temple Bar to the musical town of Doolin in County Clare, you can enjoy live performances of folk and Celtic music. The annual Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann is the pinnacle of Irish music festivals, showcasing the best of traditional Irish music, dance, and culture. History buffs will be drawn to the ancient east of Ireland, where the past comes alive at sites like the Rock of Cashel, a stunning group of medieval buildings set on a limestone hill, or the prehistoric passage tomb of Newgrange, older than Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. For a unique insight into local customs, attend one of the many cultural festivals throughout the year. The Galway International Arts Festival is a celebration of the arts with theatre, dance, visual arts, and street performances. St. Patrick's Day, Ireland's national holiday, is celebrated with parades and festivities nationwide, offering a glimpse into the country's proud heritage. Beyond the cities, the Irish countryside offers a serene backdrop for cultural exploration. The Wild Atlantic Way, a scenic coastal route, provides opportunities to engage with local artisans, attend small-town festivals, and visit galleries that showcase the work of local artists. In Ireland, every experience is infused with a sense of history and a love for the arts. Whether you're tapping your feet to a jig, marveling at ancient artifacts, or soaking in the beauty of a landscape that has inspired poets and painters, Ireland offers a cultural journey that is as rich and varied as the land itself.
Ireland is a magical destination for families, offering a wealth of experiences that will enchant children and adults alike. With its lush landscapes, historic castles, and friendly locals, Ireland is a playground for the imagination and a place where family memories are made. Begin your Irish adventure by exploring the country's rich mythology at the National Leprechaun Museum in Dublin. This interactive museum brings to life the folklore and fairy tales of Ireland, with captivating storytelling and enchanting exhibits that will spark the curiosity of young minds. For a journey back in time, visit Bunratty Castle and Folk Park in County Clare. Children can explore the 15th-century castle and roam the recreated 19th-century village, complete with a schoolhouse, post office, and farm animals. The park also hosts medieval banquets that offer a feast for the senses. The Dublin Zoo, located in the expansive Phoenix Park, is a must-see for animal-loving kids. As one of the oldest zoos in the world, it provides a home to a diverse range of wildlife and offers educational programs that engage children with the natural world. For outdoor adventurers, the Burren National Park in County Clare presents a lunar-like landscape that's perfect for exploring. Take a family hike and discover the unique flora and fauna that thrive in this limestone wonderland. The Aillwee Cave, also in the Burren, offers an underground adventure with its dramatic stalactites and stalagmites. On Ireland's west coast, the Cliffs of Moher are a spectacular sight that will leave the whole family in awe. The visitor center provides interactive exhibits and a safe viewing platform for taking in the breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. For a touch of magic, take a trip to the enchanting Glendalough in County Wicklow. This glacial valley is home to an early medieval monastic settlement and offers numerous walking trails that are perfect for families. No visit to Ireland is complete without experiencing the traditional Irish music and dance. Many pubs and cultural centers offer family-friendly sessions where children can tap their feet to the rhythm of the fiddle and perhaps even learn a step or two. With its combination of cultural treasures, natural beauty, and engaging activities, Ireland is a destination that will captivate the hearts of children and provide an unforgettable family holiday.
Ireland, with its lush landscapes and dramatic coastlines, is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. The Emerald Isle's natural wonders are as enchanting as its cultural heritage, offering a wealth of activities for those seeking to connect with the great outdoors. The Cliffs of Moher, one of Ireland's most iconic natural attractions, rise majestically from the Atlantic Ocean, offering breathtaking views and a home to numerous seabirds. The cliff walk here is a must-do, providing an invigorating experience with the sea breeze and the sound of crashing waves below. For those who enjoy hiking and exploring, the Wicklow Mountains National Park is a treasure trove of scenic beauty. With its rolling hills, deep glacial valleys, and tranquil lakes, the park offers a variety of trails for all levels, including the famous Wicklow Way, which traverses the park's diverse landscapes. The Ring of Kerry, a circular route that takes in some of Ireland's most stunning scenery, is perfect for a driving adventure or cycling tour. Along the way, you'll encounter pristine beaches, ancient ruins, and the chance to spot wildlife such as red deer and eagles. The Burren, a unique karst landscape in County Clare, is a botanical wonderland where Mediterranean and alpine plants grow side by side amid limestone pavements. Exploring the Burren's walking trails reveals a land that feels almost lunar, yet teeming with life in its cracks and crevices. For a truly magical experience, visit the Giant's Causeway in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is famed for its hexagonal basalt columns, formed by volcanic activity millions of years ago. The myths and legends surrounding the Causeway add to its allure, making it a fascinating place for both nature and folklore enthusiasts. Water sports enthusiasts will find plenty to love in Ireland, with its numerous rivers, lakes, and coastal waters. Kayaking and canoeing can be enjoyed on the River Shannon or Lough Erne, while the wild Atlantic waves offer thrilling opportunities for surfing, particularly in counties Sligo and Donegal. Lastly, for those seeking solitude and the chance to witness Ireland's wildlife, the remote islands off the west coast, such as the Aran Islands or Skellig Michael, provide a serene escape. Here, you can immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of Ireland's coastal landscapes and discover ancient monastic sites perched on the edge of the world. Ireland's natural wonders are as captivating as its cultural tapestry, offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventures and nature connection. Whether you're standing atop a windswept cliff, hiking through verdant mountains, or paddling on a tranquil lake, Ireland's natural beauty is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Ireland, a land of lush landscapes and historic charm, offers a variety of transportation options for visitors to explore its beauty. International travelers typically arrive by air, with Dublin Airport being the primary gateway to the country. Other airports such as Shannon, Cork, and Belfast also serve international flights, providing convenient access to different regions. Upon arrival, visitors can choose from several modes of transport to reach their destinations. Buses and coaches, such as those operated by Bus Éireann and private companies, offer extensive services connecting the airport to Dublin city center and other towns across Ireland. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also readily available at the airports for direct transfers. For those who prefer the independence of driving, car rentals are widely available at the airports and in major cities. Ireland's road network allows for scenic drives along the Wild Atlantic Way or through the rolling hills of the countryside. However, remember that driving is on the left side of the road, and some rural areas may have narrow winding lanes. Public transportation within cities includes buses and trams, such as the Luas in Dublin, which provide efficient travel within the urban areas. In Dublin, the DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit) train service is a popular choice for coastal trips and commuting to suburban areas. Ireland is also served by a national rail network, Iarnród Éireann (Irish Rail), which connects major cities and towns. The trains offer a comfortable and scenic way to travel between destinations like Dublin, Cork, Limerick, and Galway. For those who enjoy cycling, Ireland offers numerous bike rental schemes and picturesque cycling routes, particularly in cities like Dublin and along the countryside. When it comes to walkability, many of Ireland's towns and cities are quite pedestrian-friendly, especially in historic centers where attractions are often clustered together. Dublin, for example, is a city best explored on foot, with landmarks such as Trinity College, Temple Bar, and Grafton Street within easy walking distance of each other. In summary, Ireland provides a mix of transportation options that cater to different preferences and itineraries. Whether you're looking to drive along rugged coastlines, take leisurely train journeys through the heart of the Emerald Isle, or simply stroll through charming city streets, Ireland's transport infrastructure supports an array of travel experiences.

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Ireland offers a wealth of activities for travelers. You can explore the vibrant city life in Dublin, including visiting the Guinness Storehouse and Trinity College. Nature enthusiasts can marvel at the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren, and the Ring of Kerry. History buffs will enjoy the ancient ruins of Glendalough and the Rock of Cashel. Don't miss experiencing traditional Irish music in a local pub, and perhaps a visit to the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland.
The best time to visit Ireland is during the shoulder seasons of May through June and September through October when the weather is relatively mild, the tourist crowds are smaller, and the countryside is lush and green. However, if you don't mind cooler temperatures and a higher chance of rain, you can enjoy Ireland's charm year-round.
Visa requirements for Ireland depend on your nationality. EU, EEA, and Swiss citizens do not require a visa to enter Ireland. Many non-EU nationals, including those from the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, do not need a visa for short stays. It's always best to check with the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service for the most current visa requirements.
The currency in the Republic of Ireland is the Euro (EUR). In Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom, the currency is the British Pound Sterling (GBP). Credit cards are widely accepted, but it's always a good idea to have some cash on hand, especially in rural areas.
Traditional Irish foods to try include Irish stew, soda bread, boxty (potato pancakes), coddle, and of course, a full Irish breakfast. Seafood is also excellent, especially salmon and oysters. For a sweet treat, try some Irish soda bread with butter and jam or a slice of porter cake.
Ireland's weather can be unpredictable, so it's wise to pack layers that can be easily added or removed. Waterproof clothing and comfortable walking shoes are a must for exploring the countryside. Don't forget to pack an umbrella and a raincoat. If you're visiting in summer, bring sunscreen and a hat for the occasional sunny day.

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