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90 years old, 3 bedroom Country Cottage surrounded by the unspoilt boglands of East Galway. Located 5 minute drive from the buzzing village of Glenamaddy, and 1 hour drive from Galway European City of Culture and the Historic town of Athlone and the Shannon. Ideal for those looking to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and experience and explore contemporary rural Ireland.

The village of Glenamaddy has two large supermarkets, cafe, theatre, playground and park, and 7 local pubs full of culture and fun. The beautiful unique bogland provides peaceful walks, hikes and cycles including a bogwalk directly from the cottage and local golden miles within walking distance.

A quaint Cottage, located on the hosts property, and situated in a rural setting. The Cottage is truly unique as it comes with its own built-in Bar and traditional old Irish Cottage Interior. It comes equipped with a fully fitted kitchen, down stairs toilet and shower room and a spacious Lounge/Bar area. A cosy double bedroom is located on the upper floor of the property. On arrival guests will be welcomed by hosts and will be given a walk through of the property.

The double bedroom located on the upper floor of the property includes wardrobe space with hangers, extra bed linen, fresh towels, bathrobes, hairdryer and ironing board. The kitchen comes fully equipped with fridge freezer, Grill oven and hob, Combi washer/dryer, kettle, toaster and microwave. Tea & Coffee supplied and continental breakfast also supplied on request. There is a spacious Lounge area which has its own corner bar with various beverages supplied on request. The property is heated by a solid fuel stove, turf/logs and kindling will be provided by the hosts. Turf/Log fire can be lit prior to arrival of guests on request.

The property is situated in a quiet location which is surrounded by greenery, woods and wildlife. Ample parking space for guests and traffic noise is minimal. The property is located approx 45 minutes to Galway City, 20 Mins to Roscommon town, 40 minutes to Athlone town, 1 hour to Sligo town and 1 hour to Westport town. Our local town is Glenamaddy, which is situated less that 5 minutes away.

Explore quintessential Irish countryside while enjoying the comfort and charm of "home" at Cloonkeen House, located in east county Galway, a few miles from the famous "four country roads" town of Glenamaddy. Wander the peaceful and serene grounds that include the original Cloonkeen cottage, still standing after 300 years! Enjoy breakfast and optional meals prepared by your host, and trained chef, Mae, with nearby access to fishing, golf and walking/ hiking trails. One hour from Galway City!

You'll feel right at "home" here, with access to the full downstairs living space and outdoor grounds in addition to your guest room. The bathroom is in the main living area, and is shared with guests of Garden View Room.

If exploring the unsurpassed natural beauty of Co. Galway and it’s attractions is your aim, you’ll find a range of different authentic Irish experiences. A visit to the west of Ireland would not be complete without a visit to Glenamaddy made world famous by the late Big Tom McBride, with his country song “four country roads”. Glenamaddy (Irish: Gleann na Madadh) is a small town in County Galway, Ireland. Glenamaddy became the musical capital of Connacht during the 1960s when the showband craze swept the country. It is unclear what the exact meaning and Irish translation for Glenamaddy is. It could be derived from the Irish Gleann na Madadh, Gleann meaning glen (valley) and madhadh from madra meaning dog. This would suggest that the name means Valley of the Dogs. This name could have originated from the shape of the Glenamaddy Turlough as looked at from above. The lake is home to the white goose, swans, curlew and many more water fowl. The origins of the parish lie in the village of Boyounagh, which lies to the northwest of Glenamaddy, just next to Mae’s BnB. Boyounagh cemetery is a most historical place, it dates back to 5th Century. Experience a home from home relaxing atmosphere at Mae’s BnB, you will feel rejuvenated, away from the hustle and bustle of a busy lifestyle. Mae is a super host with a great knowledge of her area, history, culture & folklore. See the sun rise over the rugged landscape from Mae’s front door. Take a walk down the bog road as the mist rises over the purple heather to the sweet singing of the wild birds. Relax in Mae’s garden, see the moon over the forest and experience the night sky not seen in city life. Enjoy home cooking while Mae entertains you, she is a retired chef, and has cooked for many famous people including Cliff Richard, and our former Irish president Mary Robinson. Mae has published short stories and poetry, she does a little art, has over 1000 people on her genealogy chart and loves meeting new people. Mae is highly entertaining with her stories. Places to visit in Glenamaddy include; St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, built in gothic style in 1904, with its famous Harry Clarke stained windows. The equestrian centre, coffee shop, pubs & supermarkets are all worth a visit. Enjoy a pint of Guinness, Irish coffee and listen to traditional music. To the east of the town lies Loch Lurgeen, a raised bog, the only one in Ireland (National Heritage and International Importance) rich in plant life and home to many migrating birds. We have three primary schools and a state of art secondary school. Fishing is only 10Km away in a limestone lake, brown trout, perch pike are critically endangered. There are plenty of other activities including golf, walking and cycling. Fishing from Glenamaddy, on the suck valley way, via Ballygar, Creggs, Glinsk & Dunamon Castle (10-20Km). Galway (50Km), Dublin 200Km, Knock Shrine 3KM, Commemara (80Km), Ashford Castle (60KM), The Burren (60Km), Wild Atlantic way (60Km).

Hello! We are a family of 4 with two kids aged 7 and a baby Our mobile home is on our country side property which is situated beside River Suck , we do have animals they are all pets only, if you stay with us you will see dogs, cat, goats, hens, ducks,pigeons, rabbits etc. All kept clean and away from the accommodation If you have any questions related to the property please don’t hesitate to contact us. Hoping to host you soon

Situated on the N60 about one km east from the center of Ballyhaunis, Co Mayo. The house is located within 5 minute walk of service stations and railway station (Dublin / Wesport line). There are also bus routes serving Knock Airport, Castlebar, Sligo, Galway and Dublin.

Keigher's is a bright modern detached house which was built in 1996. It is wheelchair accessible fitted with everything you will need to make your stay pleasant and comfortable.

A Traditionally Irish Thatched cottage in a peaceful rural setting... Close to local town of Ballaghdereen(4km) and Castlerea (12km). From the location ; guests are free to explore local sites which include Lough Key Forest Park, Angling Services, King House and Boyle Abbey...within a 20km distance. Other local interesting sites include Rathcroghan Visitor centre in Tulsk, Strokestown House&Famine museum, Arigna Mines. Knock airport is 25 mins drive away. Knock Shrine is 35mins drive.

The Thatched cottage has been in our family for over 100years... My Great Grandparents originally owned this property and my Grandmother and Mother were both born and raised here. In 1998 this property had completely delapidated...(a gable had fell in, and the galvanised roof had rusted and split)...the Thatch was gone.. The cottage was barely visible.. Encompassed by a crumbling garden wall and overgrown with foliage.. It was completely inhabitable. My parents re-built and restored the cottage back to it's original glory.. From video footage taken at this time and from my own personal experience and involvement in the latter stages..this was a long and arduous project..but a very interesting and memorable experience.. It was a very interesting project to follow long before one ever heard of or watched DIY SOS.. 60 minute DIY programmes.. Reality TV etc... The Actual Descendants who were born and raised here decades before were involved on a daily basis..Real life informants.. How it was when they lived here etc.. There was huge reminisense.. And many fond and funny tales from Long ago.. There was a great sense of camaderie amongst everyone too.. Those who worked here or merely popped in to monitor the progress on a daily basis.. Have a cup of tea and sandwich.. A chat about progress.. There was an huge sense of achievement...from relatives and neighbours in the area at that time.... Some modernisation had to take place in terms of bathrooms/kitchen facilities/central heating etc... It was re-thatched last year. It is of great sentimental value to Us as a family...and with great pride we offer you a quiet and peaceful spot from which to explore local leisure and historical sites.

The area is rural and quiet.. a farming area mostly... If you are seeking a peaceful, relaxing, remote, quiet location to chill out and perhaps enjoy a little birdsong..this property is ideal.

Large detached modern home in a quite townland of Cloonbonniffe. A 5min drive to local shops & pubs, 3min drive to Lake O'Flynn (fishing & picnic area), Loughglynn Lake and Errit Lake within 5min drive. Golf courses, swimming pool, playgrounds, etc., close by. Also close to Lough Key forest park.

Self contained mobile home with conservatory overlooking unspoilt countryside views. Come visit our organic smallholding, feed the hens and our nine Soay sheep, all in a lovely quiet rural location on the edge of county Mayo. Roughly 30 mins drive from Knock Airport, 25 mins from the towns of Claremorris and Ballyhaunis and 10 mins from two small local towns, Irishtown and Cloonfad. A great place to relax with family and friends and we welcome well behaved dogs.

The mobile home includes all the essentials. It has a vintage stanley range to keep it warm and cozy throughout the year and both beds have electric blankets. Facilities include gas powered hob and oven, sink, fridge, kettle and toaster, electric shower in caravan and separate compost toilet with sink in extension, fenced private garden with bbq and off-road parking. There are lots of windows with views over gardens, trees and neighbouring farms with cows and sheep, the garden also offers a good spot for watching the sunset.

Very quiet, just the cows, sheep and the odd tractor.

The property is in the heart of the countryside with beautiful bog walks and the River Suck nearby. It is also in close proximity to Knock and Knock Airport. The house has a large master bedroom with ensuite, a large double room, and two bedrooms with 2 single beds in each.

Guests will enjoy the well-planned kitchen/dining/living area. Outside the cottage, the gardens are mature and well maintained. To the rear, guests will enjoy a small orchard area. Kiltullagh lake is visible from the front of the property. Garden seating is available to watch the sun set over the lake.

Relaxation, peace and quite.

Lurgeen cottage is located in a quiet country area. Supermarket, pubs, pharmacy, hairdressers etc available in local town less than 2 miles away. Lovely routes available in the area for country walks or cycles. Galway city is less than an hours drive away and the Wild Atlantic Way is easily accessible. There are many wonderful attractions within an hours drive from the apartment.

This holiday cottage is situated at the end of a magical laneway and offers beautiful views across the valley to the sleepy village. The house is well equipped with a spacious living / dining / sunroom complete with a cozy stove and and oil fired central heating. There is a double en-suite bedroom and a twin room. It is within walking distance of Granlahan village and is a great base to discover West Roscommon / East Mayo, as well as being only an hour from Galway City.

The cottage has been immaculately maintained and presented for our own use and we're happy to share it with anyone who would treat it as they would their own.

A small stream runs at the end of the sloping garden, which features a large green lawn and a selection of local tree species including apple and birch. The areas offers splendid walks through soft rolling countryside- both farms and bog. The 234-hectare Limestone Lake O'Flynn is popular for sailing, boating and kayaking, and it also boasts two looped walks and a cycle route. The 6.4km Wild Goose Bog Walk brings walkers to the heart of the bog habitat, the 3.4km loop has the perfect picnic spot, and the 12km cycle route circles the lake.

The approach to the Clonalis estate is through a set of magnificent gates along an avenue which meanders through pasture and parkland of oak and copper beach trees. The Courtyard at Clonalis has 4 self catering cottages which retain all the elegance of the Georgian period. These superb holiday homes are comfortable residences with all modern comforts. Our guests can choose to unwind beside the fire with a good book or are free to enjoy the peace and serenity of our 800 acre estate.

The Steward's House situated in our courtyard can accommodate 8 people and comprises of 4 bedrooms: 2 doubles & 2 twins & 1 bathroom & 1 shower room. There is a sitting room and an additional dining room/sitting room with period fire place. The kitchen is well equipped with a dishwasher and a washing machine. There is also a clothes dryer on site. The house has a hair dryer, DVD & CD player. There is also a hard tennis court, b.b.q. area and games room exclusively available for guests’ use. At Clonalis we have four self catering cottages including The Stewards House. Overall we can accommodate 25 people in all of our Self Catering Cottages in the heart of County Roscommon making Clonalis ideal for groups of family or friends wanting to holiday together or to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, etc. The Forge at Clonalis has been restored to provide a large self-contained room that offers guests with group accommodation bookings the facility to dine and socialise together. The Old Forge has seating for 25 and has been sensitively restored with a large welcoming fireplace and sloping timber ceiling. Clonalis is a great base for walking groups with our woodlands forming part of the Suck Valley Way Walk and Beara Breifne Way. Oil fired central heating and electricity are additional charges of €1.80 / hour and €0.30 / unit respectively. Please note a 50% deposit is required at the time of booking and the balance of payment is to be paid one month before your arrival. Should your booking be made within one month of your arrival the full balance will be due at the time of booking.

Clonalis is a great base for walking tours and is only a short distance from Strokestown Park and the Irish National Famine Museum, Boyle Lough Key Forest park, King House, Knock Pilgrimage Site, and one-hour drive from Galway, Connemara, Athlone, the ancient monastic settlement of Clonmacnoise and the Bog Train ride. Castlerea train station is c. 2 miles from the gates of the Clonalis Estate providing easy and comfortable access from Dublin and Galway for those people who don't like to drive.

This pleasant bungalow is situated 2 miles from the village of Ballinlough and 6 miles from Ballyhaunis town, 20 miles from Knock airport. Newly refurbished it is a clean and bright well equipped home with traditional comforts including an AGA stove and free internet access. Surrounded by countryside it offers a relaxing retreat and an ideal touring base to visit the boarding counties.

The approach to the Clonalis estate is through a set of magnificent gates along an avenue which meanders through pasture and parkland of oak and copper beach trees. The Courtyard at Clonalis has 4 self catering cottages which retain all the elegance of the Georgian period. These superb holiday homes are comfortable residences with all modern comforts. Our guests can choose to unwind beside the fire with a good book or are free to enjoy the peace and serenity of our 800 acre estate.

The Garden Cottage situated in the walled garden at Clonalis House sleeps up to six people and comprises of two twin bedrooms and one double room all having either a shower or bath ensuite. Downstairs has an open plan kitchen/dining area with open fireplace and a sunny comfortable sitting room with wonderful views into the walled garden. There are also a hard tennis court, b.b.q. area and games room exclusively available for guests’ use. At Clonalis we have four self catering cottages including The Garden Cottage. Overall we can accommodate 25 people in all of our Self Catering Cottages in the heart of County Roscommon making Clonalis ideal for groups of family or friends wanting to holiday together or to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, etc. The Forge at Clonalis has been restored to provide a large self-contained room that offers guests with group accommodation bookings the facility to dine and socialise together. The Old Forge has seating for 25 and has been sensitively restored with a large welcoming fireplace and sloping timber ceiling. Clonalis is a great base for walking groups with our woodlands forming part of the Suck Valley Way Walk and Beara Breifne Way. Oil fired central heating and electricity are additional charges of €1.80/ hour and €0.30 / unit respectively. Please note a 50% deposit is required at the time of booking and the balance of payment is to be paid one month before your arrival. Should your booking be made within one month of your arrival the full balance will be due at the time of booking.

Clonalis is a great base for walking tours and is only a short distance from Strokestown Park and the Irish National Famine Museum, Boyle Lough Key Forest park, King House, Knock Pilgrimage Site, and one-hour drive from Galway, Connemara, Athlone, the ancient monastic settlement of Clonmacnoise and the Bog Train ride. Castlerea train station is c. 2 miles from the gates of the Clonalis Estate providing easy and comfortable access from Dublin and Galway for those people who don't like to drive.

This beautiful thatched cottage is situated on an open petfarm and playcentre in Graune pet farm, Graune, Ballyhaunis, Co Mayo. It is just 15 minutes from the beautiful village of knock which is home to knock shrine. It is a 1 hour drive from Galway, Athlone and Castlebar. It is an old style, self catering cottage with mod-cons.

The approach to the Clonalis estate is through a set of magnificent gates along an avenue which meanders through pasture and parkland of oak and copper beach trees. The Courtyard at Clonalis has 4 self catering cottages which retain all the elegance of the Georgian period. These superb holiday homes are comfortable residences with all modern comforts. Our guests can choose to unwind beside the fire with a good book or are free to enjoy the peace and serenity of our 800 acre estate.

The charming Mews cottage situated in the courtyard at Clonalis House sleeps up to 5 people and comprises of 1 double bedroom, 1 single and 1 twin. It has one and a half bathrooms. The beamed sitting room has an open fire place and is a comfortable cosy room. The kitchen/dining area is well equipped with a washing machine and there is a clothes dryer on site. There is also a hard tennis court, b.b.q. area and games room available for guests’ use. At Clonalis we have four self catering cottages including The Mews Cottage. Overall we can accommodate 25 people in all of our Self Catering Cottages in the heart of County Roscommon making Clonalis ideal for groups of family or friends wanting to holiday together or to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, etc. The Forge at Clonalis has been restored to provide a large self-contained room that offers guests with group accommodation bookings the facility to dine and socialise together. The Old Forge has seating for 25 and has been sensitively restored with a large welcoming fireplace and sloping timber ceiling. Clonalis is a great base for walking groups with our woodlands forming part of the Suck Valley Way Walk and Beara Breifne Way. Oil fired central heating and electricity are additional charges of €1.80 / hour and €0.30 / unit respectively. Please note a 50% deposit is required at the time of booking and the balance of payment is to be paid one month before your arrival. Should your booking be made within one month of your arrival the full balance will be due at the time of booking.

Clonalis is a great base for walking tours and is only a short distance from Strokestown Park and the Irish National Famine Museum, Boyle Lough Key Forest park, King House, Knock Pilgrimage Site, and one-hour drive from Galway, Connemara, Athlone, the ancient monastic settlement of Clonmacnoise and the Bog Train ride. Castlerea train station is c. 2 miles from the gates of the Clonalis Estate providing easy and comfortable access from Dublin and Galway for those people who don't like to drive.

Old stone cottage, beautiful setting. Plenty of walking areas.20 minutes from two supermarkets, other shops.Good non Hal-Lal Indian Cuisine, excellent baker/restaurant. Decor of guest suite upmarket rustic & Wi-Fi. Babies up to three. Sun patio,ponds, lake at rear. Restful romantic retreat enjoy a visit. The town Oscar Wilde was really born in, Dublin is where he was educated and married. Look forward to meeting guests.

Classically decorated, comfortable home situated near to the heart of Clonbern village. 5 minutes walk to small supermarket with a hot deli counter, The Country Inn pub, hair and beauty salon and a garage.

Beautiful Relaxing Bungalow Ballyhaunis 5 minutes Drive from Ballyhaunis 15 mins from Knock Airport Suitable for Family or friends away for weekend .

3 Bedroom Bunglow. Kitchen , Shower Room (no bath ) Dining /Living Room and Sitting Room . A Car is necessary.

The house is along a lovely Country Road , with Beautiful stone Walls. Lovely walks along Country roads

Our home is in the middle of Ireland, out in the rural countryside of Co. Roscommon. It is a very quiet retreat. We are situated 12 miles from Knock Shrine, Co. Mayo; 3 to 4 miles from several lakes if you are interested in angling; 6 miles from restaurants and supermarkets; 5 minutes from grocery shops, petrol station and pubs.

The house is quiet and peaceful. The village of Cloonbunny is typical close knit community. The house does not have broadband/wifi. However, we have successfully created hotspots and used our mobile phone data when necessary.

This part of Ireland is perfect for fishing/angling. There are 4 lakes are within 5 miles. These are catch and release lakes, where 20lb+ Pike are caught regularly. This is heaven for plein air painting retreats. The local scenery and the landscape is beautiful west of Ireland Hawthorn and rushes. Or you can just set up in the sunroom or any other room and sketch/paint. Another important aspect of this rural location is the lack of light pollution. If you are a star gazer bring your telescope for incredible bright night sky, that is if you can arrange the weather. Because this house is in such a peaceful area it would also make an ideal writers retreat.

No. 2 Castle Street, our refurbished, (2017) 2 storey town house, is situated right in the centre of Dunmore town in north Galway. On the ground floor there is a modern kitchen/dining room with a dining table and a cosy sitting area with solid fuel stove (starter pack supplied). Also on the ground floor is a WC and a Utility room with washer and dryer. On the first floor there are 4 double and 2 single bedrooms, bathroom with shower. The property also has Oil-Fired Central Heating.

There are many peaceful trails and walks in this area. The town of Dunmore has a good selection of shops and pubs. There is a 15th century Dunmore Abbey and just a kilometre away is the 13th century Dunmore Castle with prehistoric fort. If you enjoy golf, try and get a game or two in at the Dunmore Demesne Golf Course, designed by Eddie Hackett. If you are not too tired after this, take a leisurely walk along the scenic Bog Walk and the Dunmore Loop.

The approach to the Clonalis estate is through a set of magnificent gates along an avenue which meanders through pasture and parkland of oak and copper beach trees. The Courtyard at Clonalis has 4 self catering cottages which retain all the elegance of the Georgian period. These superb holiday homes are comfortable residences with all modern comforts. Our guests can choose to unwind beside the fire with a good book or are free to enjoy the peace and serenity of our 800 acre estate.

The Orchard Cottage situated in the walled garden at Clonalis House sleeps up to six people and comprises of two twin bedrooms and one double room all having either a shower or bath ensuite. Downstairs has an open plan kitchen/dining area with open fireplace and a sunny comfortable sitting room with wonderful views into the walled garden. There are also a hard tennis court, b.b.q. area and games room exclusively available for guests’ use. At Clonalis we have four self catering cottages including The Orchard Cottage. Overall we can accommodate 25 people in all of our Self Catering Cottages in the heart of County Roscommon making Clonalis ideal for groups of family or friends wanting to holiday together or to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, etc. The Forge at Clonalis has been restored to provide a large self-contained room that offers guests with group accommodation bookings the facility to dine and socialise together. The Old Forge has seating for 25 and has been sensitively restored with a large welcoming fireplace and sloping timber ceiling. Clonalis is a great base for walking groups with our woodlands forming part of the Suck Valley Way Walk and Beara Breifne Way. Oil fired central heating and electricity are additional charges of €1.80 / hour and €0.30 / unit respectively. Please note a 50% deposit is required at the time of booking and the balance of payment is to be paid one month before your arrival. Should your booking be made within one month of your arrival the full balance will be due at the time of booking.

Clonalis is a great base for walking tours and is only a short distance from Strokestown Park and the Irish National Famine Museum, Boyle Lough Key Forest park, King House, Knock Pilgrimage Site, and one-hour drive from Galway, Connemara, Athlone, the ancient monastic settlement of Clonmacnoise and the Bog Train ride. Castlerea train station is c. 2 miles from the gates of the Clonalis Estate providing easy and comfortable access from Dublin and Galway for those people who don't like to drive.

Explore quintessential Irish countryside while enjoying the comfort and charm of "home" at Cloonkeen House, located in east county Galway, a few miles from the famous "four country roads" town of Glenamaddy. Wander the peaceful and serene grounds that include the original Cloonkeen cottage, still standing after 300 years! Enjoy breakfast and optional meals prepared by your host, and trained chef, Mae, with nearby access to fishing, golf and walking/ hiking trails. One hour from Galway City!

You'll feel right at "home" here, with access to the full downstairs living space and outdoor grounds in addition to your guest room. The bathroom is in the main living area, and is shared with guests of Garden View Room.

If exploring the unsurpassed natural beauty of Co. Galway and it’s attractions is your aim, you’ll find a range of different authentic Irish experiences. A visit to the west of Ireland would not be complete without a visit to Glenamaddy made world famous by the late Big Tom McBride, with his country song “four country roads”. Glenamaddy (Irish: Gleann na Madadh) is a small town in County Galway, Ireland. Glenamaddy became the musical capital of Connacht during the 1960s when the showband craze swept the country. It is unclear what the exact meaning and Irish translation for Glenamaddy is. It could be derived from the Irish Gleann na Madadh, Gleann meaning glen (valley) and madhadh from madra meaning dog. This would suggest that the name means Valley of the Dogs. This name could have originated from the shape of the Glenamaddy Turlough as looked at from above. The lake is home to the white goose, swans, curlew and many more water fowl. The origins of the parish lie in the village of Boyounagh, which lies to the northwest of Glenamaddy, just next to Mae’s BnB. Boyounagh cemetery is a most historical place, it dates back to 5th Century. Experience a home from home relaxing atmosphere at Mae’s BnB, you will feel rejuvenated, away from the hustle and bustle of a busy lifestyle. Mae is a super host with a great knowledge of her area, history, culture & folklore. See the sun rise over the rugged landscape from Mae’s front door. Take a walk down the bog road as the mist rises over the purple heather to the sweet singing of the wild birds. Relax in Mae’s garden, see the moon over the forest and experience the night sky not seen in city life. Enjoy home cooking while Mae entertains you, she is a retired chef, and has cooked for many famous people including Cliff Richard, and our former Irish president Mary Robinson. Mae has published short stories and poetry, she does a little art, has over 1000 people on her genealogy chart and loves meeting new people. Mae is highly entertaining with her stories. Places to visit in Glenamaddy include; St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, built in gothic style in 1904, with its famous Harry Clarke stained windows. The equestrian centre, coffee shop, pubs & supermarkets are all worth a visit. Enjoy a pint of Guinness, Irish coffee and listen to traditional music. To the east of the town lies Loch Lurgeen, a raised bog, the only one in Ireland (National Heritage and International Importance) rich in plant life and home to many migrating birds. We have three primary schools and a state of art secondary school. Fishing is only 10Km away in a limestone lake, brown trout, perch pike are critically endangered. There are plenty of other activities including golf, walking and cycling. Fishing from Glenamaddy, on the suck valley way, via Ballygar, Creggs, Glinsk & Dunamon Castle (10-20Km). Galway (50Km), Dublin 200Km, Knock Shrine 3KM, Commemara (80Km), Ashford Castle (60KM), The Burren (60Km), Wild Atlantic way (60Km).

Welcome to Donelon’s bar! We have beautiful rooms available for rent. The rooms are located above the bar but there is no noise. There is WiFi available downstairs. Breakfast is not included but there are two coffee shops across the road which serve breakfast.

3 bedroom house in the West of Ireland with easy access to Galway, Westport & Sligo.

This property is just off the N83 and easy to locate.

Cloonfad scenic walks is a unique walking place nearby with several walking trails. From Cloonfad you can make day trips to Galway, Westport or Sligo.

My place is close to restaurants and dining, art and culture, family-friendly activities, and great views. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families (with kids).