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Spacious holiday cottages in Ireland: self catering properties in all areas of the Irish Republic. Book direct with the owners. |
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County Mayo, Ireland |
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A newly built house in a lovely area overlooking scenic Lough Mask, famous for trout fishing. Contemporary furnishings. A double en-suite bedroom, 2 family en-suites and 2 single bedrooms. modern living room with open fire and colour TV and a large kitchen dining room with breakfast bar....... |  |
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Euros 375-600 per week |
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County Kerry, Ireland |
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Lios Dana Lodge is designed is a superior large property for families, groups, re-unions or retreats in a fabulous location enjoying stunning views across 4 miles of beach, dunes, mountains & the Atlantic ocean. Ground floor boasts a large recreation room, lounge, kitchen & conservatories all with the great view.... | |
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Euros 1200-1750 per week |
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County Donegal, Ireland |
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Isle View is a very spacious and attractive
holiday home on a large elevated site surrounded by beautiful views
of water and mountains. Half a mile from the famous Ballyliffin Golf
Club. 5 double bedrooms, 1 with extra........
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Euros 300-600 per week |
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Search our online database for a complete list of large holiday properties throughout Ireland
| Ireland (especially Dublin) is expensive, but costs vary around the
country. Assuming you stay at a hostel, eat a light pub lunch and cook
your own meal in the evening, you could get by on US$45.00 a day. Once
you factor in moving around the country, you'll need to increase your
budget a bit. Added extras to account for the awful practice of
charging an extra pound or two for a bath and the more pleasurable
ruin of standing the assembled company expensive pints of Guinness If you go to Ireland in July or August, you can expect reasonably warm weather, longer days and a lively menu of festivals. However, this is peak season, which presents some challenges if you're wanting a bit of solitude. Spring and autumn can also be delightful seasons, with smaller crowds of tourists. Winter weather can be downright inhospitable, but Ireland (the west coast in particular) does look beautiful in the rain, and there's nearly always a pub nearby to duck into. However, in many Irish towns restaurants and B&Bs close down around October and don't reopen until Easter. With a few advance phone calls you can avoid getting stranded somewhere with no place to sleep or eat. Despite its northern latitude, the climate is moderated by the Gulf Stream, bringing the dregs of Caribbean balminess, as well as turtles and triggerfish. The temperature only drops below freezing intermittently during the winter and snow is scarce. Summers aren't really that hot, rarely hitting 30° C (86° F), but it stays light until around 23:00. Whatever the time of year, be prepared for rain because Ireland is wet. The heaviest rain usually falls where the scenery is best: luscious County Kerry can be drizzle-bound on as many as 270 days of the year. If you do find the rain getting you down you might find some comfort in the Irish saying: 'It doesn't rain in the pub'! Most international visitors to the Irish Republic travel via England, although both Dublin and Shannon airports have flights directly from the USA. There are flights between Dublin and London's four international airports, as well as flights from British provincial cities. Several major European cities offer direct flights to Ireland. Airport departure taxes are built into the cost of your ticket. Ferry services between Ireland and Britain operate between Dublin and Holyhead in Wales, and between Rosslare and Fishguard and Pembroke, also in Wales. Services also link Cork with St Malo, Cherbourg and Le Havre in France
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