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Hideaway Garden Paradise

Hideway garden apartment is located 15 min walk from Dún Laoghaire town centre, 30 min to Dalkey Village along a walkway know as the metals. which leads up to Killiney Hill which has breathtaking views over the sea and Dublin and the Wicklow Mountains. The apartment is on a direct bus route into the city centre, and is also about 10 min walk to the Dart suburban train service. There are many very interesting walks down to the coast through the historic town with its many parks and squares.

Cosy country cottage for your 2025 staycation!

Modern country cottage situated less than 4km from scenic Donegal Town. This three bedroom house has all mod cons and is perfect for a family, couple or group of friends exploring the Wild Atlantic Way. Nestled close to Lough Eske and the Bluestack Mountains, it is an ideal base for hiking, fishing and hill walks. Murvagh Golf Course and Rossnowlagh beach are only a 15 minute drive away. Located near Harvey's Point Hotel and Lough Eske Castle, this cottage is ideal for wedding guests.

The Turf Cottage

Traditional meets modern — fully renovated Farm Cottage. Spacious loft bedroom with cozy reading area. Tons of natural light, dramatic mountain and valley views, built from locally cultivated trees and field stone. Custom made local cabinetry. Furnishings sourced from Irish artisan tradespeople. This is a unique holiday getaway that is the ideal space to unwind after a day of hiking or cycling, an afternoon of meditation at the local Buddhist center or a night enjoying the local trad scene!

Tullaghobegley View

The three bedroom bungalow is in Falcarragh and only 1.5km from Falcarragh village. It is situated on the Wild Atlantic Way and only 2km from beautiful beaches with views of Tory Island and Inishboffin. This house is ideal for families, mountain walkers, cycling, fishing enthusiasts, golfers and surfers. Falcarragh is a Gaeltacht (Gaelic speaking) town. There are a number of lively pubs where guests can enjoy a great pint of Guinness, good food, live music and a friendly welcome.

The Escape - The Times: Best Irish Cottage

The Escape - The Times: Best Irish Cottage Named the best holiday cottage in Ireland (Sunday Times), this traditional Donegal cottage on the Wild Atlantic Way provides privacy, huge open views over the lake in front and picturesque walks to Port. Dogs welcome for an additional fee. WIFI included. Our hillpod rental "Cropod" is at the same location if you need more space - though both properties have privacy and separate entrances.

Kenmare Cosy Cabin

A delightful detached cottage located just 2km outside Kenmare. The sitting room of this cottage benefits from a cosy woodburning stove A bright, spacious kitchen is perfect for preparing meals and for entertaining, with a large dining table. Flexible accommodation means this Kenmare holiday cottage is perfect for couples or families to get away, with plenty of pubs, shops and restaurants available in lively Kenmare.

Cheerful 2-bedroom cottage with indoor fireplace

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil recently renovated cottage surrounded by forrest. Ideal peaceful location for a relaxing break away. 15 mins from Tralee town, 15 mins to Banna beach, 10 mins to Ballybunion beach and 10 mins to Listowel town. We have 2 bedrooms one with a double bed and the other a bunk bed. Toilet and electric shower, solid fuel stove for indoor fire and oil central heating.

Pat mors cottage

120 years old restored cottage situated in a scenic and secluded area. It is surrounded by lakes and mountains and an ideal base for a fishing and touring holiday in Galway, Connemara and Mayo. a wonderful location, for hill walking ,outdoor pursuit's, angling, water sports ,nature. Heating and electricity is included, and an inital complementary bag of firewood is supplied for the stove. 

Romantic Lakeside Getaway

Escape from it all to this unique tiny house, blessed with stunning mountain views and minutes from beautiful beaches. This romantic special place is perfect to cosy-up in front of the wood-burning stove with a glass of wine, soak in the hot-tub while star-gazing or simply breathe in the fresh Donegal air whilst reading a book.