Galway Ireland

Address: Spiddal, Co. Galway

500 metres from the Atlantic at Galway Bay, amidst an ancient landscape, of tiny stonewalled fields and wild bogs is the thatched cottage known to the generations who lived there as An Sean Teach (the old house).

Seven generations of a local family were born here. It was the small home of a Gaelic speaking family, subsistance farmers and fishermen, knitters, turf cutters who lived in special harmony with the wild nature of their place. Within the thick walls of this happy home, riches were counted in song, music and story. The culture of this community at the western edge of Ireland was one of the few places where traditional Gaelic culture survived. Today, that culture is thriving in what is the greatest period in Irelands history. The Sean Teach is still standing today with it’s white-washed walls shining whiter and it’s thatch as tight and cosy as ever before. Today, it is one the finest, restored homes of it kind in existence.

Address: Sky Road, Clifden, Connemara, Co. Galway, Ireland

The Abbeyglen Castle was built in 1832 and now serves as a small hotel that offers 4 Star luxury accommodation. A small 4 Star hotel that offers the best in terms of style and comfort.

Address: Fr. Griffin Place, Galway.

11 Rooms

Adare Guest House is a three star hotel set back within five minutes walking distance from Galway city and beach.

Ballyconneely Holiday Homes

Positioned in a peaceful site in the heart of Connemara, these 12 properties are proceedings from Bunowen pier and beach and way in to Ballyconnelly Golf Club and only 8 miles away from Clifden.

The ideal rest to find away from it all with breathtaking walking, climbing and fishing and a fascinating coastline of coves and white sands, lapped by astonishing, crystal-clear waters.

3 bedrooms, 1 double 2 twin, sleeps 6: open plan living/dining/kitchen, 2 bathrooms, dishwasher, washer/dryer, microwave, C TV, gas burning stove, elective night rate central heating, bed linen supplied. Towels are not supplied but can be hired a 2 a set. Patio area with furniture. Golf clubhouse/bar 300 yards, beach 300 yards.

The Lodge

The Lodge is situated on the grounds of the Sunnybank House and is within 1 minutes walk to the town centre, it sits on Church Hill overlooking the town yet affords adequate privacy. It is a currently built residence combining modern luxury with period style ambient d�or.

Stay also contains access to The Station House Lesiure Centre which has a pool, Sauna, Steam Room, Jacuzzi, Gym and Beauty Salon

Features

Flat screen TV with multichannel
Access to Leisure Centre
Wired for both 220 and 110 electricity
Under floor heating that can be thermostatically controlled from every room Kitchen including microwave, dishwasher, 2 integrated fridges, freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer
Bed linen and duvets provided
Outside patio and barbeque area
Downstairs bedroom and ensuite
Private car parking