May take pets - please enquire Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
The Cottage will sleep seven people and holds the 3 Star award of Bord Failte (Irish Tourist Board).
This delightful white-washed building dating back to pre-1800s and surrounded by wonderfully peaceful open countryside. A perfect rural retreat from which to explore the lovely Cooley Penninsula.
Built in traditional style, the cottage has a cosy sitting room with solid fuel stove, TV, Video, 3 bedrooms; 1 double bed, 1 double and single bed, 1 twin bed, 1 cot, a bathroom with shower, a shower room, 2 toilets and a newly fitted kitchen with dishwasher, washing machine/drier, fridge, microwave.
Glenmore
Sitting room
Kitchen / dining room
Twin room
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The East Ireland / County Louth region
County Louth is the smallest county in Ireland, it is the 'wee county'. However it is the place of much myth, legend and history. It is named after the great Irish God, Lugh. There is much history around here, including the Vikings and Carlingford Lough.
Ruined monasteries, high crosses, dolmens, cairns, medieval castles, gates and walls all illustrate an awe-inspiring past. Louth is a place where thousands of years of history and myth combine with undulating valleys and mountains and where visitor attractions are all within easy reach. For over 6000 years people have lived here, and have left behind them rich legacies from bygone eras.
Louth offers a wide range of visitor attractions where leisure hours can be filled with both stimulating and relaxing pleasures. Whether the visitor requires a quiet break or demands an action packed holiday, the county abounds with interesting places to see and a myriad of things to do whether it's walking, cycling, angling, golf, riding or watersports.
Carlingford area
The sweeping backdrop of the green Slieve Foye - the highest mountain in Louth - provides Carlingford with a magnificent setting of raw beauty. A renowned Heritage Town, Carlingford is brimming with remnants of its medieval origins. As well as enjoying an unrivalled location, the village provides a wide range of quality accommodation and restaurants.
Dundalk has strong connections with the mythical hero Cúchulainn. The town is also of Norman foundation and was a significant market town throughout the middle ages. The splendid County Museum is housed in a renovated 18th century warehouse.
How to get there
Glenmore Cottage is situated in the heart of the Cooley Peninsula, which is located north of Dundalk.
Glenmore Cottage is only 20 minutes from Newry City and Dundalk and only a 1 hour drive from Belfast and Dublin.
Detailed directions can be obtained at time of booking
Nearest Travel Links
Airport:
Dublin / Belfast: 90 km
Activities near Carlingford
Sports: Watersports Horse Riding Golf within 30 mins drive Fishing
Great for: Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Cycling holidays
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