Ballyshannon Cottages

A dog on a grassy hill overlooking a large body of water with surrounding fields and distant hills.

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"A fantastic place to stay. My elderly parents required an ensuite and this fitted the bill perfectly. Fresh flowers greeted us on the fining table. Great selection of leaflets showing you things to do in the west coast of Ireland. Would highly reccomend a visit to Parkes Castle followed by a boat ride on Lough Gill stopping at Dooley Park https://roseofinnisfree.com/ . The house is fantastic location to Sligo town, strandhill, rosses point, just under an hour to Knock airport, 2 hours from...

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26 Jul - 27 Jul

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The Address Sligo

10/10 Excellent

"Nice place"

The Snuggly Sheep Shepherd Hut & Sauna Farm Stay

10/10 Excellent

"This was a fun place to stay! Elspeth greeted us warmly when we arrived, check-in was easy, and communication was excellent. The property is gorgeous, with amazing views. The Snuggly Sheep hut was comfortable, with fun sheep-themed decor, and very well equipped for self-catering. The fact that it's on a working farm really adds to the experience - there are sheep and cows, as well as llamas, and a donkey, a pony, and a miniature horse to interact with. The hosts have several activities guests can participate in with the llamas, cows, and ponies, as well as a farm tour. You can walk through the pastures down to the Erne Estuary for birdwatching or just enjoying the countryside. There is also a wood-fired sauna with a sunset view (which we didn't use as it was already quite warm). I really hope to return here again someday! I just loved it."

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