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Lodge |3 bedrooms |Sleeps 7

Rathdrum in South East Ireland

From £333 per week

Short stays welcome

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Key info  Car advised, private garden, may take pets - please enquire

About the home

Corballis Farm Lodge is a beautifully restored farm cottage situated on a working dairy farm just 5mins walk from Rathdrum Village. The village has fine shops, crafts, restaurants and evening entertainment.and was the location for films like 'Michael Collins', 'A Love Divided' and 'Durango'. Rathdrum is an ideal base for exploring Wicklow by car, bicycle or on foot. Situated in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains with forests, wetlands, rivers and lakes Rathdrum is a dream destination for many activities. Rathdrum is pitched high on the western side of the Avonmore Valley and is within easy reach of Dublin City, Dublin Airport and Dublin Ferry Ports. County Wicklow is less than one hour south of Dublin City Centre with commuter links by rail, bus and motorway. Corballis Farm Lodge is a perfect holiday destination, suitable either for a family, golfing, fishing, shooting, hill walking vacation a short romantic weekend break or as a base to discover the south east of Ireland.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
Linen and towels are included. Children are most welcome. There is a fully stocked wood burning stove in the sittingroom for lighting after a long days trail. With its old world charm, Corballis Farm Lodge still retains its home from home feeling and all modern conveniences and comforts. Can accommodate up to 7 people.

For the outdoor enthusiasts, we have provided a drying room for clothing and equipment.

Further details outdoors:
Corballis Farm Lodge is located on a busy working dairy farm. Garden Furniture and Barbecue are available to while away the hours on a balmy summers evening or brisk autum winter day in the private cottage garden.

For the outdoor enthusiasts there is a drying room for clothing and equipment.

Kennel provided for the pet lover.

Further details

A welcome pack detailing local attractions etc. available on arrival together with a welcome cup of tea/coffee and home made scones.

Deposit of €250 is required to secure your booking with the balance payable on arrival. Oil and Electricity are provided free of charge up to a certain usage limit which you will be notified of on arrival.

Fresh Bed Linen and Towels are provided.

Conditions

Well-behaved dog is allowed but sorry, no cats.
Strictly no smoking except in the garden area.
Refundable breakages deposit of €50.00 required on arrival, to be refunded following checkout.
25% of rental fee due six weeks before your stay to secure booking.

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The South East Ireland / County Wicklow region

Local Area Attractions

Avondale House, (within walking distance) once the home of Charles Stewart Parnell, one of the greatest political leaders of Irish History.

Glendalough: "the glen of the two lakes", an ancient monastic settlement with two clear water lakes lying beneath the sheer cliffs of a deep valley carved out by glaciers during the Ice Age. The monastic settlement has been a centre for pilgrims and visitors since its foundation by St. Kevin in the 6th century. Once the monastic capital of Europe, Glendalough now attracts up to 500,000 visitors annually.

Wicklow Mountains National Park, Laragh: The Wicklow Mountains National Park was established in 1991 and is one of six National Parks in Ireland. The Park consists of a core area of 3,700 ha around the Upper Lake at Glendalough and the mountains around the Glenealo River to the west. A number of other upland areas have been acquired, the largest of which is Liffey Head Bog. The total area of the park is about 20,000 ha at present.

Brittas Bay Beach: Brittas Bay, one of the finest beaches on the east coast of Ireland is one of the most popular beach for day-tripping Dubliners with a 2 mile/3.2km stretch of powdery sand and sand dune system.

Greenan Farm Museum & Maze: The farm museum presents exhibits going back over 200 years when traditional hill farming used only the horse. The maze was planted in 1988. A stream flows through it to a pond in the circular centre which hardly surprisingly is difficult to find. There are tea-rooms in the traditional cottage.

Avoca Village: Location of the very popular BBC TV Series "Ballykissangel". The village sets include the Church of Saints Mary and Patrick built circa 1862 and "Fitzgeralds" the local watering hole. Avoca is situated in a picturesque valley, which extends from the Meeting of the Waters to Woodenbridge and is the focal point for routes from Arklow, Aughrim, Woodenbridge, Rathdrum and Redcross

The Meeting of the Waters, Avoca: 3km north of Avoca, the Avonmore and Avonbeg rivers come together to form the river Avoca. Thomas Moore is said to have written the words of the very famous Irish Melody, "The Meeting of the Waters" here. "There is not in this wide world a valley so sweet, As that vale in whose bosom the bright waters meet; Oh! The last rays of feeling and life must depart Ere the bloom of that valley shall fade from my heart" - Extract: Thomas Moore "the Meeting of the Waters"

Mount Usher Gardens, Ashford: The lovely Mount Usher Gardens which are situated along the banks of the Vartry River at Ashford are very popular with visitors to the ‘Garden’ county of Ireland. Mount Usher is a Robinsonian garden dating from approx 1860. The gardens measure 20 acres & contain over 5,000 different species of plants & trees

Powerscourt House & Gardens: One of the World's Great Gardens. Powerscourt is situated 19km (12 miles) south of Dublin in the foothills of the Wicklow Mountains. Its blend of formal gardens, sweeping terraces, ornamental lakes together with rambling walks and over 200 varieties of trees and shrubs make for a worth while way to laze away a quiet afternoon. The 18th Century Palladian House also now incorporates an innovative shopping experience, terrace cafe and house exhibition and is well a visit.

The Rathdrum area

Rathdrum is an ideal base for exploring Wicklow by car, bicycle, horse or on foot. It is also a haven for the fishing and golf enthusiast with The Avonmore River Game Angling Club located 1.4km from Rathdrum, Driven shoot in Castle Howard 4km and Coolattin estate 20Km. Equestrian Ctr nearby, Glenmalure Golf Club approx .5km and the famous Woodenbridge golfclub located 5km from the village. These Driven shoots and Fishing can be arranged for you prior to your arrival.

How to get there

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Car Hire - from Dublin Airport, Ferry Ports in Dublin and Rosslare
Bus - Bus Eireann from Dublin to Rathdrum - 5 mins walk from cottage
Train - Irish Rail from Dublin to Rathdrum - 10 mins walk from Cottage

Aer Lingus, Ryan Aer, Air Arann and numerous other european and international airlines fly into Dublin Airport

Activities near Rathdrum

Guestbook for Corballis Farm Lodge

Denis & Jayne, many thanks for the beautiful week we spent in Corballis Lodge, Ed was trilled with the shoot you had arranged for him in Castle Howard Estate. We look forward to a return visit very soon when we hope to take you up on your offer of a fishing trip and a tour of your fields and countryside. Sallyann & Ed - Tipperary


Jayne, many thanks for the wonderful stay we had in Corbollis in September, despite bad weather, the children loved it! we had a fantastic time discovering the area and particularly Avondale which brought local and national history so close for our children. Our kids are still talking about their holidays and the new friends they made in Wicklow. We cannot recommend Corbollis highly enough. - N Conroy, Donegal


Enjoyed our stay in Rathdrum in particular the peace and tranquility of the area, time out for body, soul and spirit! hope to see you at some stage in 2009. S Baird, Windsor UK

Rental prices

Prices for group size 7
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Christmas/New Year	20 Dec 10	30 Dec 10	500€ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
	9 Nov 11	23 Dec 11	400€ 400	0-	0-	1 Week
	23 Dec 11	31 Dec 11	500€ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
	31 Dec 11	2 Apr 12	400€ 400	0-	0-	1 Week
	2 Apr 12	10 Apr 12	500€ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
	10 Apr 12	2 Jun 12	400€ 400	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

N.B.!! Where a bank holiday falls in a holiday week e.g Christmas, New Year, Easter Monday, May, June & August Bank Holidays the weekly rental price increases to €600.00

Tarriffs – All prices are in Euro – Additional costs for pets €30.00 per pet.

Prices quoted are on a weekly basis but rates are also available on request for shorter periods. Ring for Weekend prices and deals.

There will be a charge for electricity after a certain amount of units are used, to be advised on arrival. Payment can be made in cash on check out.

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Availability

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You are contacting Denis & Jayne Byrne Landline +353 0404 46569 Mobile n/a Languages spoken The owner is based in Ireland and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2011. This lodge has so far received 0 reviews.