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Our old farmhouse contains a small, recently renovated cottage within our large secluded garden. The cottage has one bedroom, a bathroom with a shower, a large open plan kitchen and sitting room area. There is a cosy open fire and views across the valley towards the majestic river Blackwater. The cottage is a short walk from both the river and the village of Clashmore. Youghal is a 15 minute drive away. A car is essential as we are in a very isolated, rural spot.

Guests enjoy chilling out walks in the woods, boat trip on the river. 15mins from the greenway in Dungarvan, Lismore Castle, Ardmore cliff walk, Mountains, 1km from St. Declan's Walking Route. We are central to explore Cork and Tipperary. Summer months enjoy our Homemade Pizza. If you need extra accommodation see https://www.airbnb.ie/rooms/37227782?location=Villierstown%2C%20County%20Waterford%2C%20Ireland&source_impression_id=p3_1564492865_Fg%2BSkYxrN3x1AQOf

The School House was built in 1745 as the national school is set in an unspoilt village, yet you feel you are in the country. The annex is perfect for two people or a young family. Linen and Towels are provided. Travel cot available on request. In the Village there is a pub and a mini shop that supplies good bakes and fresh ready made meals. We provide fresh granola, free range eggs,milk, bakes and fruit. We are happy to make suggestions on what do to and see during your stay to ensure you have a good experience during your stay in Villierstown. Enjoy our recommended home made pizza.

Villierstown is on the West Waterford Garden Trail of Historic Houses and Gardens and the Sean Kelly Cycle route. Within 25mins from the house you can reach the Knockmealdown or Comeragh mountains a walkers paradise. The greenway a cycle path that includes a tunnel and viaducts along the old railway from Dungarvan to Waterford. Along the coast visit Ardmore with the spectacular cliff walk, craft and art galleries and afterwards enjoy dinner or afternoon tea in the Cliff House Hotel or fresh fish'chips in the village. Indulge yourself in a seaweed bath at Solas na Mara in Helvick. Head inland to Lismore enjoy the heritage town visit the castle and enjoy the markets and enjoy a meal in Richmond House in Cappoquin. Visit Dungarvan where you have a choice of top quality restaurants and bar food. During the day, explore hidden uncrowded beaches along the coast line. Within 45 minutes from, Cork City, Rock of Cashel, Cobh, Viking City of Waterford, Tramore, Copper Coast. We are 2 hours from Killarney. Festivals the West Waterford Food Festival, Lismore Opera Festival and Camphire International Horse trails

Welcome to our home the Old School House situated in the quite village of Villierstown just a short distance from the River Blackwater (500m). A good base for day trips to Cork, Killarney and Tipperary. Relax in the garden room where you can enjoy the use of books, etc. For the more energetic hire a canoe or just absorb the beauty of the River with a river tour of the Blackwater. We are a short drive to Lismore, Ardmore and the cycle Greenway in Dungarvan. Light breakfast included in your stay.

The guests have a double bedroom with a private ensuite. An extra bed & cot are available on request. Enjoy a light breakfast in the garden room . We are available to chat and recommend the best things to do while you stay to ensure you get to see and do the best of what the area has to offer during your stay

A trip on the River is a must during your stay, Summer boat tours are quite frequent. Switch off and enjoy from the door our unspoilt countryside and nature by exploring one of the many walks in the wood. We are very near Ardmore and the cliff walk is another must!!, we are on the West Waterford garden trail if you like gardens and great houses. Sample Tori Bakes from the Deli across the road, and enjoy a great take away curries on a Saturday night in the comfort of the garden room. The Pub next door is very popular with guests.

Charming cottage centrally located in the heart of Lismore. The property is a mere 2 minute walk from all local amenities and attractions, including the Castle Gardens, Millennium Park and it's stunning Gothic Cathedral. The cottage includes 2 double beds, so is perfectly suited to 2 couples or a small family.

Recently refurbished to a high standard, the property includes electric shower, stove, TV, WiFi, electric heating and all other expected utilities. The cottage also offers a unique view of St. Carthage's Church from a private and secluded back garden, ideal for eating alfresco and catching the rays of the sun in the summer (this is the sunny south east after all).

Lismore is a very friendly town where locals are more than happy to help visitors at any time.

Our Eco Pods are the perfect accommodation option for nature lovers, those looking for a quite and peaceful retreat or as a base from which to explore the region. Each pod can accommodate 4 adults or a family of 5 and contain a private kitchenette, shower and toilet. The pods also have a shared outdoor picnic area with BBQ facilities. We are a community established group that also offers river activities and walking trails in the Blackwater River Valley.

The River Blackwater is designated a ‘Special Area of Conservation’ and is home to many species of birds including Kingfishers, Peregrine Falcons, Egrits and Herons, as well as other species including otters. Through conservation, community and education our aim is to promote environmental awareness and sustainability in this stunning hideaway of West Waterford.

Next to your pod is a local cafe and bakery, where you can sample fresh and delicious cakes, sandwiches and hot meals. The pod is also close to the local village pub with a welcoming landlady and great atmosphere. Just a few minutes walk from your pod is Villierstown Quay and Boat House where you can explore the natural beauty of the Blackwater River. Options include a 90-minute guided tour on our tour boat or a self-drive option in which you can skipper one of our boats yourself. We offer scheduled tours and private tours. Whatever you group size or interests we can provide an itinerary to match. You can also explore the river valley with our woodland walking trails, where there are extensive trails adjacent to the river and in nearby Dromana Woods.

Welcome to Grove Lodge! The property is a cosy, compact space set in an acre of mature gardens. The apartment is attached to the main house, but at the same time is a separate living space - own front and rear entrance. We are 20 minutes drive from Dungarvan, which has the beautiful Greenaway and many and varied eateries. Historic Youghal and Ardmore are also 20 mins drive with beautiful beaches and steeped in history. Lismore, on the beautiful Blackwater, a short drive away.

Great for those who enjoy peace, nature and exploring the surrounding countryside. Suitable for couples and singles and children under. A travel cot is available

Aglish is a small rural village great place to live there is a shop/petrol station and two pubs in the village ,five minutes walk from property.

We have additionele space accross the yard in a separate cottage ,so in there is a possible extra double bed

Close to beaches and walkways, in nature and near the River Blackwater Fishing, Canoeing, Sailing, Swimming And Hillwalking Many gardens and mansions on the banks of the river

Enjoy beautiful scenery by the river Blackwater and scenic drives through the VEE

Modern House with all amenities. Accommodation based on a Bed & Breakfast per room basis

Quite Estate

My house is on the river Bride with the Blackwater river (great fishing) only 2 mins away. It is 6 miles from 3 local towns, Lismore, Tallow & Cappoquin. Separate access to private guest quarters. Our farm and stables are open to visitors. You'll love the location, the views, the quiet country setting and its close proximity to the beautiful heritage town of Lismore with its stunning castle and walks. It is suitable for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families (with kids).

TV in each room. Tea & coffee making facilities. Private access hall and dining/relaxing room open to guests. Spacious parking and gardens at your disposal

This is a beautiful part of West Waterford with many old estates in the area along the well known Blackwater river which passes through the area on its way to Youghal (9 miles) where it enters the sea. We have a lot of farming in the area, mainly dairy and tillage and some of our close neighbours have set up indigenous food companies like Knockanore farmhouse cheese and Baldwins Ice Cream (delicious!) both of whom have created a really good name for themselves. We have a pub in the area where one can sample some beverages if desired. We are only 20 mins from Dungarvan if you fancy some fine dining restaurants like The Tannery and the Michelin star restaurant in The Cliff Hotel situated in the picturesque seaside village of Ardmore is 20 mins away also. If you like walking, there are boardwalks in Youghal, cliff walks in Ardmore, countryside walks in Lismore so you won't be disappointed

Jack's Cottage is located in an enchanting garden on the beautiful Blackwater river. Accessed by a very long, narrow lane, its old world charm is unspoilt, and every modern convenience has been added for the perfect get away from it all holiday.

Jack’s Cottage is an 18th century thatched fisherman’s cottage located in a secluded garden beside the river Blackwater in Co Waterford, Ireland. Beautifully restored, it retains its original charm, with every modern convenience. Assessed by a narrow farm lane, it is a world away from busy 21st century lifestyles, but only 20 minutes drive to the nearest towns with all the facilities you might need, such as top class restaurants, traditional music bars, banks, art galleries and lots of unique shopping opportunities. Perfect for get away from it all holidays, it has 3 bedrooms with brass beds. Duvets, crisp cotton linen and towels are provided, it sleeps 5/6. There is a fully equipped kitchen and a wonderful bathroom with a roll top bath and wet room shower. There is electric heating throughout with a wood burning stove in the living room. You will also find a welcome pack of essential supplies and fuel for the fire when you arrive. The spacious cottage allows one to rediscover life’s simple pleasures; it is ideally suited to nature lovers, gardeners, bird watchers, artists, walkers, cyclists, fishermen..... We recently built a hide by the river to help improve spotting the local otters. Well-behaved pets are welcome. Electricity, except for three storage radiators, is not included in the price. Staying here is really a unique experience, it is off the beaten track and is so tranquil and peaceful most people leave with the feeling of floating on air. It really does have a magical quality.

The cottage is located on the bank of the peaceful and beautiful River Blackwater. Its a very quiet area, largely bypassed by modern tourism, therefore its very unspoilt and retains a charm which has been lost in some parts of rural Ireland.

Just off the centre of Lismore. Detached house in its own grounds. Nice and quiet. "Daraheen" has two bedrooms, a sitting room and a nicely equipped kitchen. We have oil fired central heating. There is also a coal or wood stove in the sitting room, a big all-gas cooker. All the rooms have plenty of square 3 pin 240v sockets. If you like a good read, there are plenty of books. We have a good sized back garden. Garage space for up to 3 cars. If there is anything else you need, just ask.

There is a bicycle in the garage, feel free to use it.

The duke of Westminster lived near by, George Osborne's family also had an estate here. The duke of Devonshire has one of his castles here.......whats not to like about Lismore ?

A small cottage in the grounds of Kilcannon House, which is only 10 mins from the newly opened Waterford Greenway. If you need a few nights rest and relaxation a stay in our gorgeous stone cottage is just what you need. It has a separate entrance and everything you need for a truly comfortable stay, including a sold fuel stove in the living room, fully fitted kitchen, king size bed ( which can also be made up as a twin bed) and en-suite bathroom. Breakfast available upon request €18 per person

The cottage is a self-contained unit attached to our farmhouse. It has on the ground floor a fully fitted kitchen with oven, microwave, hob, sink, a little kitchen island with two stools, recycling bins and waste bins, a fridge and every utensil you'll need to cook with, including crockery, cutlery & glassware etc. You will receive a nice welcome cake on arrival. Wifi is available in the cottage. Beside the kitchen is a small lounge area with a solid-fuel stove set against the original stone wall with parquet flooring. The fuel is provided and the fire will be set for you to enjoy. The living room has two comfortable recliner armchairs a TV and DVD player with a selection of DVD's. Upstairs is a bedroom with a king size bed, beautifully made with white cotton linen. The bedroom has a storage area for luggage and clothes, and has an adjacent en-suite bathroom. Luxury white cotton towels are also supplied. You can enjoy your breakfast in the sun-trapped patio to the cottage in the morning on the garden furniture provided. Please note, Gertie's famous breakfast is available upon request €18 per person.

We live on a farm in the middle of the countryside. Our dog Mac will greet you along with our hens who roam the farmyard laying free-range eggs for your breakfast. To find us, look out for the sign "Kilcannon House" once you turn on to the road L1013. Postcode: X35HC53

New to the holiday rental market Camphire Cottage is a beautifully restored 3 bedroom south facing cottage just a short stroll from the banks of the Blackwater river. The cottage has been lovingly restored maintaining all of its old-world charm while at the same time introducing all the modern conveniences you would expect from a property of this standard, allowing you to unwind and relax in comfort.

Whether you are looking for a base in order to tour this highly scenic region and discover all that it has to offer, or simply put your feet up and recharge your batteries Camphire Cottage ticks all the boxes. Bounded to the North by a native Irish woodland and to the South by its own Orchard the Cottage is situated in a sheltered sun trap ensuring your morning coffee or evening drink on the terrace will be a memorable one. This beautifully furnished cottage consists of three bedrooms, one master ensuite, 1 double and one twin room. There is a large living area with a stove and all firewood is provided for cosy evenings in. The spacious fully equipped kitchen and dining area opens onto two outdoor dining areas while the utility, which opens off the entrance hall, is equipped with both a washing machine and dryer. All linen, towels and toiletries are provided.

Camphire Cottage is situated just 6km from both Cappoquin and the wonderful heritage town of Lismore while the bustling town of Dungarvan, with its many restaurants, is a mere 20 minute drive. Youghal, Clonea Strand and Ardmore beaches are all within easy reach while the Commeragh mountains to the North provide an impressive backdrop to the whole region.

My place is located 12 km from Youghal and 1.5 km from Clashmore village. The village has 2 shops, 3 pubs with music at the week-ends. One of the pubs also does a wonderful Sunday lunch. I am located within a couple of miles of the ocean, with some beautiful local beaches a short drive away. Ardmore seaside town is 8 km from here. The house is located within walking distance of the Blackwater river or bring your bike and take in the spectacular countryside around here.

My large double guest room with queen bed is very comfortable and shares a bathroom with one other guest room. Floor mattress or cot provided for children. Continental or cooked breakfast is optional.

Clashmore (Clais Mhór as Gaeilge) is a village in the western part of County Waterford. The village and surrounding districts are low lying, as the name Clais Mhór implies, meaning the great hollow or trench. Nestled between the Drum Hills and the River Blackwater the village of Clashmore is distinguished by it's brightly coloured houses and wealth of historical points of interest, such as the early 19th century Clashmore Distillery and the site of a 7th century abbey founded by St. Mocuha, on which now sits the striking Heritage Centre building. It is located within an area renowned for it's fishing, watersports & golf clubs as well as some breathtaking local walks. Because of it's close proximity, the area is indelibly associated with the River Blackwater (An Abha Mhór) which dictated much of the trade and fortunes of local people over the centuries.

In a beautiful rural setting yet just 10 minutes walk from the heritage town of Lismore. Friendly, helpful host will assist with local information.

This listing is very homely and comfortable. You will stay in a purpose built chalet close to the main house. A second single room is available. Meals are served in the main dining area. We are vegetarian and vegan friendly. There is nearly always someone free to help you if required. You can have a free morning Yoga or Meditation class. The Waterford Green way is a twenty minuets away. The N25 is 10 minuets away from the cottage. P36 VK31 entered on satnav maps will land you to the door.

This letting is peaceful with extras. While here you can at reduced cost take a selection of events to fill part or all of your day. Yoga Classes, Meditation, Mindfulness are some examples. Longer bookings and events are available.

The neighbourhood is beautiful natural countryside, private and peaceful. West Waterford is very special and is part of the 'Irelands Ancient East' tourist corridor. We are in the sunny south east and do have better weather than the rest of the country. Healing Tree Retreats is very well located in terms of things to do and accessibility. Public transport will bring you to Youghal town where we will gladly collect you. Cork city and Airport are less than one hour by car or bus. Waterford city is a similar distance. In the area you have beaches, beautiful walks, heritage towns as well as great places to eat. We have a most beautiful and tranquil walk from the cottage to the banks of the Blackwater river. A walk/cycle way operates along a restored old railway track called The Waterford Greenway, it is safe tranquil and has lots of photo opportunities.

A beautifully presented 3 bedroom cottage situated 200m from the centre of Lismore village.

River Cottage comprises of 3 bedrooms, 2 double rooms are situated on the ground floor along with the bathroom kitchen and living room. The twin room is on the second floor. There is a private garden to the rear with stone patio and lawn.

River Cottage is situated a 3 minutes walk from Lismore park, playground and Castle. A few short steps from the Cottage is the Heritage Centre and Town with wonderful local restaurants, shops and pubs.

The home boasts a modern inviting feel, ideal for young and old alike. Located in a quiet cul-de-sac just a few minutes walk from historic Lismore's picture book main street. This house is newly refurbished to a high specification. It has two bedrooms, open plan kitchen and living space (with a sofa bed option), bathroom with a modern shower, and outside a private enclosed patio at the back. Parking space adjacent to the house.

Throughout the home there is unlimited fibre broadband and modern heating that can be adjusted in each room. The kitchen space has a luxurious breakfast counter, modern wood cabinetry, quality kitchen appliances. Includes washing machine, coffee machine, toaster, kettle, iron, and all the cookware necessary to make a gourmet meal. The openplan living space has a smart TV, spacious corner sofa (also can be used as a comfy sofa bed), expandable table offering dining or desk space, and lots of space to chill. Bedroom 1 provides a comfortable double bed with generous built-in wardrobe space. Bedroom 2 has a small double bed (4 foot) and also has built-in wardrobe space. Both bedrooms are tastefully furnished and dressed in high quality bed linens. The well-appointed bathroom space provides a generous electric shower. It offers plush towels and a selection of toiletries. A hairdryer is also provided in the house. There is a private enclosed patio space at the back of the property. Chairs and a table are provided to enjoy this secluded space. Parking is available directly outside the property.

The house provides easy access, just a few minutes walk, to restaurants, shops, pubs, picturesque Lismore Castle, heritage walking trails, visitor centre, beautiful gothic cathedral and much more. Lismore is located on the River Blackwater, which is famous for its salmon fishing. The river provides a range of other activities such as boat trips, kayaking, walks, etc. Other locations on the river such as Villierstown, Cappoquin, and Dromana Bridge also offer scenic visitor destinations. Beautiful beaches, Waterford's famous Greenway, great golf courses and many more attractions are easily accessible by car within a 30 minute drive or less. It is only a 15 minute drive from the scenic Vee, Co. Tipperary. It provides easy access to Cork International Airport by car, less than an hour drive. And is an ideal base to explore Ireland's Ancient East.

Wing of Georgian house in centre of Lismore town. Lots of old charm with modern conveniences, guest space, you have a fully equipped kitchen, two double bedrooms, sitting room, reading room and bathroom. Cavendish House built in 1820 is the ideal place to stay if you are going to the opera in Lismore Castle, the travel writers festival ' Immrama ' or the International Hunter trials in Camphire. Nearby town is Dungarvan, with Cork and Waterford cities within an hour's drive from Lismore.

Outside in the courtyard, there is a picnic table and chairs, also shared use of a BBQ.

Lovely nine hole golf course, beautiful walks and the Lismore Castle gardens are a must see.

The house is in a very peaceful area and can accommodate 5 people. Located very close to the Blackwater river, nearest villages are Cappoquin and Lismore, and 12 miles to coastal Dungarvan. The nearest airport in Cork is a 50 min drive.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to get in contact and please send a quick note to check about availability before booking. The house has most things you need for cooking, doing laundry etc. Its a perfect base for exploring the near by area including the Knockmealdown Mountains which are 8 miles away, 12 miles to the coast. The Blackwater is a few minutes walk from the house and is perfect for fishing.

The nearest town is Cappoquin 1 mile along the banks of the backwater which has shops, places to eat, pubs, post office etc. This town is in walking distance however to appreciate the rural area it is necessary to have a car.

Our cottages located on the estate were designed to maintain all the old world charm of a traditional Irish cottages while providing the extra comforts that today's discerning guest requires. Set in magnificent grounds and gardens, these luxury rentals enjoy a privileged location on the banks of the river Blackwater. Exuding peace, gentleness and tranquility; this is a place where one can unwind and refuel in a secluded retreat in a unique setting. The Coach House is wheelchair accessible.

Described as a getaway country retreat The Coach House on the Fortwilliam Estate is a special place. Whether you are planning on touring the wonderful heritage town of Lismore or visiting one of the many attractions or amenities of beautiful West Waterford you’ll return to a luxury hideaway. The Coach House accommodates six guests in three king en-suite bedrooms. We welcome all family members to Fortwilliam, our cottage is pet friendly, kennels are also available and stabling is available in the courtyard. Bicycle hire and picnic's can be arranged on request. The Fortwilliam Fishery offers three and a half miles of double bank salmon and trout fishing on the Blackwater river and includes the infamous Lismore Castle beat. Our beats provide a wide variety of water, suitable for both beginners and the more experienced fishermen. The fishery enjoys the private and tranquil surroundings of Fortwilliam Estate which extends to four hundred acres. Our facilities include: • Casting pond well stocked with Trout. • Good vehicular and boat access. • Well maintained paths and riverbanks. • Fishing huts. • Rod licences, tags and beat maps. • Rod room and freezer storage. • Tackle Hire & Wader • Under 16 years old fish for free when accompanied. • Ghillies Lismore Castle and Gardens, The Waterford Greenway Cycling Trail, blue flag beach at Clonea Strand , the Commeragh Mountains and the picturesque towns of Lismore, Dungarvan and Ardmore , are all close by. The area is regarded as one of the most scenic in the country and coupled with the friendliness of the people makes it a very desirable destination.

Located a couple of miles west of Lismore and on a superb site above the Blackwater river, Fortwilliam has an interesting story to tell. The Gumbleton family originally from Kent purchased the land on which Fortwilliam now stands in the early eighteenth century. The land was left to the youngest son William Conner Gumbleton who in the early part of the nineteenth century built a house on the land. This was named after himself – Fort William. William Gumbleton died an unmarried man and therefore left his beloved Fortwilliam to his nephew, John Bowen Gumbleton. In 1836, this nephew demolished the existing house and the current Fortwilliam house was built. Fortwilliam was erected to the designs of those prolific brothers James and George William Pain, both of whom worked as apprentice architects for John Nash in London before moving to Ireland. The Pains produced houses in whatever style was requested by their clients and at Fort William they came up with a benign form of Tudor Revival. Faced in local sandstone which has a wonderfully mottled appearance, the exterior is ornamented with an abundance of gables and pinnacles and angled chimneys but these are decorative flourishes on what is essentially a classical building, as can be seen by the regular sash windows. Their main residence – once called Castlerichard but later renamed Glencairn – lies a little further upriver. The property on that site was substantially transformed around 1814 by John Gumbleton’s father into fashionable High Gothic (complete with faux cloister) and this may be the explanation for Fort William’s appearance: in every sense a chronological continuation of the parent house. On John Bowen Gumbleton’s death in 1858, the estate was inherited by his son 17-year old John Henry but he died at sea eight years later in 1866. It then passed on to John’s daughter Frances. By 1910, Frances was living abroad and rented Fortwilliam to Lt-Col. Richard Keane, whose older brother is Sir John Keane of nearby Cappoquin. Frances Gumbleton died in 1914; however the Keane family continued to rent Fortwilliam until 1925 when Lieutenant Colonel Keane died. Richard Keane and his wife Alice ‘had two cars, one of which – replete with a cocktail cabinet – was commandeered by the IRA during the War of Independence and never returned.’ Furthermore during the subsequent Civil War the servants’ wing at Fort William was occupied by Free State troops; this may help to explain why Sir John Keane’s house was burnt out in 1923 by the opposition. Richard Keane died in 1925 following the accidental discharge of his shotgun, at this time, the property had been inherited by Frances’ nephew, John Currie, and seven years later he went on to sell it to Mr Paddy Dunne. He continued the established pattern of renting the house; among the tenants at this time was Adele Astaire, sister of Fred, who in 1932 had married Lord Charles Cavendish, younger son of the ninth Duke of Devonshire; for centuries the Devonshires have owned the neighbouring estate of Lismore Castle. Eventually in 1944 the Gumbleton family bought Fortwilliam back before selling it once more in 1946, this time to Hugh Richard Arthur Grosvenor, the second Duke of Westminster for £10,000 This was the famed Bend’Or, one-time lover of Chanel who following the failure of his third marriage had fallen in love with Nancy Sullivan, daughter of Brigadier-General Edward Sullivan. The duke bought Fort William as an Irish fishing and horse-riding retreat, but mostly as a way to woo and wed Ms Sullivan, who was 30 years his junior. An outstanding horsewoman she had grown up in Glanmire on the outskirts of Cork city. He grew up in Grosvenor House in London and, as well as Fort William, owned estates in Cheshire and Scotland. A daughter from his first marriage, Lady Ursula Grosvenor, together with her second husband Major Stephen Vernon lived at Fairyfield outside Kinsale, County Cork. The Duke certainly spent time in the house the dining room panelling is said to have come from the interior of one of his yachts and he is also believed responsible for installing the French painted and gilded bosieries in the drawing room. Following his death in 1953 his widow (who only died in 2003) retained Fort William but spent the greater part of her time at Eaton Lodge, Cheshire where her stables held many fine racehorses, not least Arkle who won the Cheltenham Gold Cup three times in succession. She included the British Queen Mother among her close friends. Fortwilliam was briefly the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drummond-Wolfe . Fort William was sold again in 1969 to an American couple, Murray and Phyllis Mitchell. Following her death, it was bought by Ian Agnew, one-time Deputy Chairman of Lloyd’s. Ian acquired the place on a whim but he had strong Irish connections through his mother, Ruth Moore who had grown up at Mooresfort, County Tipperary. The Moores were an old Roman Catholic family. Ian’s great-grandfather, Arthur Moore was created a Papal Count in 1879; the previous year he had provided most of the funds necessary to establish the Cistercian monastery of Mount St Joseph outside Roscrea, County Tipperary. Curiously Glencairn, the estate immediately adjacent to Fort William is today occupied by Cistercian nuns. Ian’s maternal grandmother, Lady Dorothie Feilding, was a much decorated volunteer nurse and ambulance driver during the First World War, in September 1916 she became the first woman to be awarded the Military Medal for bravery in the field. After she died in 1935 her husband Captain Charles Moore moved to England to become manager of the Royal Stud. Continuing those links, Ian’s father Sir Godfrey Agnew was for 21 years Clerk of the Privy Council. Ian Agnew went to enormous trouble to restore and modernise Fort William while ensuring none of the patina it had accumulated was lost. The outcome was a house of tremendous comfort and warmth, very much a reflection of his personality and that of his beloved wife Sara. After Ian’s death in 2009 his wife Sarah had been literally holding the fort, and continuing the tradition of abundant hospitality already established while her husband was alive. In 2013 Sarah Agnew decided to return to the UK and Fortwilliam was acquired by its current owner.

This old Hardware store, in the beautiful Heritage Town of Lismore, has been tastefully renovated to suit all your 'away from home' needs - whether you are a family with children, or you want to treat your loved one to a special romantic weekend.

Nestled in the heart of Lismore town, this house is just steps from St. Carthage Cathedral, supermarkets, restaurants and pubs, town park, a children's playground, tourist office, Blackwater river and the famous Lismore Castle and it's gardens. Enjoy scenic walks to the beautiful Blackwater river, which is overlooked by Lismore castle. Minutes drive to Lismore Golf Club, Ballysaggart Towers, The Vee, Mount Melleray, and Blackwater Kayak and Canoes. 25 minutes drive to the beaches of Youghal or Dungarvan. This house is will be yours to enjoy, in it's entirely, for the length of your stay Walled in garden for children to play safely.

Situated near the heritage town of Lismore and within easy commuting distance of Cork and Waterford cities and a host of wonderful beaches. Areas of interest nearby are Lismore castle and gardens, Fota wildlife park, the Vee and lots of wooded walks.

The East Wing of Dromana House with it's old world charm and modern conveniences and comforts is dramatically perched on a cliff high above the beautiful Blackwater river near Cappoquin with wonderful views of both river & mountains.

The apartment is very spacious with a great wonderful sense of old world about it.

We are close to the beautiful heritage town of Lismore. Ardmore by the sea is also only twenty minutes away

We are a 300 year old country house. 5 minutes walk to village that has shops , coffee shops , pubs etc. We are on 13 acres private parkland. Beautiful venue for family occasions. We are happy to provide breakfast or an evening meal for your party if required.

This is a beautiful spacious en-suite king size ( or twin) bedroom. Dungarvan is only 10 minutes from the newly opened Waterford Greenway. Relax with a cup of tea and a slice of Gertie's cake upon arrival. The bathroom overlooks our farmyard, the room, lit with three large windows, overlooks our garden . A paddock where you can see our free range hens roam. You will dine in style with Gertie's gorgeous 3 course breakfast. Our bed and breakfast rate is €105. We also offer dinner on request .

Tea making facilities with a selection of herbal teas available in the room. Hairdryer, shampoo and conditioner also available. Wifi available

We live on a farm in the middle of the countryside. Our dog Mac will greet you while our hens roam the farmyard laying free-range eggs for your breakfast. To find us, look out for the sign "Kilcannon House" once you turn on to the road L1013. Postcode: X35HC53

Town center living at its best, my newly extended 4 double bedroom terrace cottage is available all year round . Lismore, Co Waterford is a stunning heritage town in the sunny South East of Ireland, it's an ideal base for families and couples.

Deceptively large cottage boasting 4 double bedrooms with a fully fitted kitchen and comfy sitting room with a wood burning stove. My cottage has been renovated and extended to a very high standard recently. Its within minutes walk to Lismore town centre where you'll find pubs and restaurants and shops.

The surrounding area is packed with beauty and unspoilt countryside. The most famous attraction must be Lismore castle dating from 1170 sitting on the banks of the river Blackwater, the gardens are open during the high season from March to September. Lismore has plenty of local bars and lovely restaurants. Lismore is the most picturesque an historic in Waterford and was once described as "some of the most beautiful rich countryside ever seen" by Thackeray, a Victorian novelist.

This luxurious duplex overlooks the Blackwater river, with both twin and double ensuite bedrooms. There is a fully equipped kitchen and open plan diningroom. There is a cosy sittingroom with solid fuel fire.

The gardens and woodland walks at Dromana are extensive and connect to a 600 acre forest where there are wonderful looped walks. There is access to the river from within the garden. Kayaking and other water sports are available locally.

Dromana is very well situated being only 20 mins. from a number of beaches. There are numerous golf courses nearby. The Finisk horse riding stables are only minutes from the house. There are a number of superb restaurants in the area.

The house is situated on almost 2.8 acres, overlooking the spectacular Bride Valley, about 5 km outside the delightful heritage town of Lismore. From the front of the house you have a magnificent view for more than 30 km over the Bride Valley into Co. Cork .

From the living room you can see the undulating hills beyond which lies the Irish Sea. The hills encompass forest and meadow which are separated by small trees and shrubs. Nestled among those trees is a small church which only opens on Christmas Eve. To the West is the River Bride which feeds into the beautiful River Blackwater. There is an Irish song with the title "Forty Shades Of Green". This song comes immediately to mind when you admire the view. The dark green leaves on the trees, in combination with the numerous different shades of the green meadows make you wonder if every farmer in the area was allowed to use his own shade. The sun arrives at the front of the house around 10 o'clock in the morning and the beautiful Irish sunsets are best enjoyed from the sunroom. Lismore’s landmark has to be the impressive Lismore Castle home to the Duke of Devonshire and family. Part of the gardens are open to the public and can be visited in season. The town itself is vibrant and friendly with a good array of shops, nice pubs and restaurants, and a heritage centre. Lismore is located right on the River Blackwater.

Southeast Ireland has all the coast can offer, from the incredibly fresh fish to the sandy beaches and sunshine in Ardmore, Duncannon, Dunmore East, and Wexford. Round towers litter the countryside, most notably the Rock of Cashel’s tower in Cashel. Inland, mesmerizing green fields and stunning mountains provide exciting views. The region is most easily seen by automobile and best experienced by bicycle, although buses and trains serve most cities and towns.

This enchanting property accommodates 2 in great comfort . Among its interesting features is an octagonal garden room from which the two main rooms, bedroom and sitting room, lead. For a treat, leave the car and walk to the village for a night out.

Sleeps 2 people 1 Double Bedroom Underfloor Heating Wood Burning Stove Electric Oven Microwave Fridge/Freezer Towels and Linens Provided Travel cot/crib for infants (under 2 years), on request Hair Dryer Iron & Ironing Board Cooking Utensils and Equipment 1 Bathroom with bath tub and overhead shower Sitting Room with Wood Burning Stove Garden with Garden Furniture River views Radio Car Parking

This enchanting property accommodates two people in great comfort with wonderful underfloor heating throughout. Among its interesting features is an octagonal garden room from which the two main rooms, bedroom and sitting room, lead; and the kitchen and bathroom are to the rear. Situated on the Salterbridge estate, on the valley road a mile from the charming village of Cappoquin, the lodge is only 6 miles from the heritage town of Lismore, 10 miles from the sea at Youghal and Dungarvan, and at the foot of the majestic Knockmealdown Mountains.

Welcome to Kilcannon House which is only 10 mins away from the newly open Waterford Greenway. Upon arrival why not relax with a cup of tea and a slice of Gertie's cake in the garden Relax in this spacious en-suite overlooking our stable yard. A large en-suite super king bed which be divided into twin beds on request. Rise to Gertie's breakfast or join her earlier in the kitchen for cooking tips before you have your 3 course breakfast, all for €105. Room only rate of €80 per night.

Tea making facilities with a selection of herbal teas are also available in the room. Hairdryer, shampoo and conditioner available. Wifi available

We live on a farm in the middle of the countryside. Jeff, our horse, who has since sadly passed away as will our dog Mac. Chickens roam the farmyard laying free-range eggs for your breakfast. To find us, look out for the sign "Kilcannon House" once you turn on to the road L1013. Postcode: X35HC53

Our Eco Pods are the perfect accommodation option for nature lovers, those looking for a quite and peaceful retreat or as a base from which to explore the region. Each pod can accommodate 4 adults or a family of 5 and contain a private kitchenette, shower and toilet. The pods also have a shared outdoor picnic area with BBQ facilities. We are a community established group that also offers river activities and walking trails in the Blackwater River Valley.

The River Blackwater is designated a ‘Special Area of Conservation’ and is home to many species of birds including Kingfishers, Peregrine Falcons, Egrits and Herons, as well as other species including otters. Through conservation, community and education our aim is to promote environmental awareness and sustainability in this stunning hideaway of West Waterford.

Next to your pod is a local cafe and bakery, where you can sample fresh and delicious cakes, sandwiches and hot meals. The pod is also close to the local village pub with a welcoming landlady and great atmosphere. Just a few minutes walk from your pod is Villierstown Quay and Boat House where you can explore the natural beauty of the Blackwater River. Options include a 90-minute guided tour on our tour boat or a self-drive option in which you can skipper one of our boats yourself. We offer scheduled tours and private tours. Whatever you group size or interests we can provide an itinerary to match. You can also explore the river valley with our woodland walking trails, where there are extensive trails adjacent to the river and in nearby Dromana Woods.