Self Catering Cavan
Holiday Homes Cavan
for 16/03/2010 - 23/03/2010
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RIVERRUN
Self Catering Belturbet
Set in one hundred and ten acres of the Shannon-Erne waterway, Riverrun is surrounded by beautiful pastoral scenery, lakes and mature woodland near the historic town of Belturbet in County Cavan.
Short Stay Prices from €395
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Rates for choosen dates
€520
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(€550 - €30 Online Discount)
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TRINITY HAVEN
Self Catering Crossdoney
4 Bedroom private self catering holiday home that offers superb accommodation with panoramic views over Trinity Lake, and close to Killykeen Forest Park in Co. Cavan. Suitable for a family or group and all ages, Trinity Haven is an ideal base for family retreats or a golfing, fishing, walking, boating, water sports or horse-riding holiday, or for just getting away from it all.
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ERNE RIVER LODGES
Self Catering Belturbet
Beautiful Scandinavian style 2 storey log cabin on the banks of the River Erne within a great development of only 23 units. 4* Failte Ireland approved.
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ROEBUCK HOUSE (OLD HOUSE)
Self Catering Mountnugent
Roebuck House is a newly refurbished Traditional Style Farm House set on 50 acres of prime pasture land and offers a Luxury Country Hideaway with a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. The house is ideally suited for the active family, walkers, and anglers or for those wishing to retreat from the pace of modern life.
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VIRGINIA SELFCATERING
Self Catering Virginia
This fabulous 4 bedroom house located adjacent to the magnificent grounds of the Park Hotel in Virginia. It is a very peaceful setting beside a town that this bustling with activity.
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Holiday Homes Cavan
Cavan, located in the midlands, gets it's name from the celtic word 'Cabhann' meaning " hollow ". Known as "the lake "county, it is believed to have 365 lakes of all different shapes and sizes. Cavan is steeped in archaeological history as was once part of the kingdom of Breifne. Across the county, you will find many examples of the ancient stone circles, megalithic tombs and several old ruins / historical sites.
The county of Cavan stretches 730 square miles and includes some breathtaking views coupled with its meandering rivers, streams and tree-lined lakes. Activities throughout the county include golf, horse riding, walking tours, museums, river cruises, Kingfisher cycle trail, heritage & cultural centres and a many traditional pubs and seafood restaurants.
Anglers can enjoy a variety of catches from the rivers across County Cavan. With course fishing being the most popular, brown trout and pike follows closely behind.
Choose from our range of luxury self catering Cavan holiday homes and book online today!
Self Catering Cavan - Travel Highlights
Odd – Out Door & Dirty
This is an action packed festival located near Brackley Lake. A 20 acre venue of out door games, visitors can enjoy unique extreme sports such as Hover Crafting, Rage Off Road Buggies, Conflict Woodland Laser Combat, Power Turn Twin Drive Dragsters and Clay Pigeon Laser Shooting. This is a fun day out for all ages.
Scoil Acla
Scoil Acla summer school opened its doors 22 years ago and is dedicated to promoting the Irish language, music and culture, arts and poetry. People of all ages and abilities can enroll and enjoy learning about the Irish culture which also includes music, food and dance. Scoil Acla also hosts a highly regarded writers workshop, along with ongoing concerts, poetry readings, drama performances and art exhibitions.
Kilmore Cathedral
St. Feithlimidh's Cathedral, located only 5km from Cavan town in Kilmore, is said to house the most famous Romanesque doorway incorporated into a building in the 19th Century and is of much archaeological significance. It is said that this doorway was once part of the ancient priory in Lough Oughter and dates back to the 19th Century.
Drumlane Monastery
Located in the small village of Milltown, only 4 miles from Belturbet, the monastery is situated on the edge of the lake which forms one of the north-westerly outliers from Lough Oughter. Dating back to the 6th century, it is thought that the monastery was built by the St. Mogue, the Bishop of Ferns. Enjoy the stunning scenery around this ancient site and the lake views which hare spectacular.
The Ramor Theatre
This theatre opened in 1999 and has enjoyed cultural and artistic excellence providing many events throughout the year. The Ramor Theatre prides itself on providing events in the performing arts with a variety of shows on its calendar. As well as an abundance of Irish talent, the theatre opens its doors to many international artists and welcomes new and diverse groups to perform on its stage.
Highlights
Nearest Airport(s)
- Dublin (128km)
- Knock (143km)
- Sligo (172km)
