Self Catering Mayo
Holiday Homes Mayo
for 16/03/2010 - 23/03/2010
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COIS LOCHA
Self Catering Ballina
Set on 180acres of private woodland, Cois Locha boasts amazing lake views, each property having its own private drive to Loch Conn 300 metres from each dwelling. Perfect for Romantic Getaways, Fishing Enthusiasts and Families.
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€470
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GREEN ACRES
Self Catering Claremorris
Bungalow in scenic setting. Electric shower. VCR. Ideal for touring the West of Ireland. Knock Shrine 8 km. Westport 29km. Excellent angling - River Moy, Lough Carra. Tackle shed. 18 hole golf course 11 km.
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ROCKVIEW HOUSE
Self Catering Charlestown
Rockview House is a 200 year old Cottage with old world charm on its own grounds midway between Charlestown and Ballaghaderreen on the Mayo Roscommon border and only a short distance from County Sligo
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HARBOUR MILL
Self Catering Westport
Overlooking the rugged Atlantic, this uniquely converted luxury 18th C. mill, offering a variety of two and three bedroom stylish, fully equipped apartments with the facilities one would normally associate with a hotel.
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LOUGH LANNAGH
Self Catering Castlebar
Lough Lanagh Village is just 5 minutes walk from Castlebar Town and Westport Town is only a 15 minute drive.
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MOUNT FALCON - THE LAKESIDE HOMES
Self Catering Ballina
Nestled amongst magical woodlands, spectacular trees and manicured lawns is the luxurious Mount Falcon Estate located between Foxford and Ballina, Co Mayo in one of the most beautiful parts of the West of Ireland.
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MOUNT FALCON - THE COURTYARD HOMES
Self Catering Ballina
Nestled amongst magical woodlands, spectacular trees and manicured lawns is the luxurious Mount Falcon Estate located between Foxford and Ballina, Co Mayo in one of the most beautiful parts of the West of Ireland.
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Holiday Homes Mayo
Mayo is a picturesque County situated on the West Coast of Ireland, surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, with majestic Islands bordering its hinderland, for example, Achill Island, Clare Island, Inisturk, Inisbofin to name but a few.
The standard and availability of self catering accommodation is excellent and the range of visitor attractions and activities expands every year. Main highlights include Croagh Patrick, Knock Shrine and charming Cong. Self catering accommodation is available all over Mayo, in Castlebar, Ballina, Westport and many more areas. See the full range of Mayo holiday homes and book online.
Self Catering Mayo - Travel Highlights
Cong Village
A stroll through Cong and its hinterland is a microcosmic trip through the history of Ireland and its people. Visit the relics of a monastery built by the High King of Ireland, Turlach O'Connor in 1120 and take a walk along the dry canal. The canal was a relief scheme for the famine of 1845 – 1848, that never fulfilled its promise, as the water just soaked down through the limestone.Cong Wood, situated beside Cong Abbey, has oak, chestnut, redwood and red cedar trees. It is also the home to many wild animals including the pine marten. The area has many underground streams.
Croagh Patrick
Westport ‘s proximity to Irelands Holy Mountain makes it a superb location for those wishing to combine wonderful scenery with the stories and legend of remarkable history.
Westport
Westport boasts a wide variety of tourist attractions. With many outstanding features, most notably the beautiful and unique boulevard known as the Mall. At Christmas time when the Mall is illuminated and the gentle waters ebb along it is a sight to behold and the memory lingers on. Self Catering accommodation available in Westport at The Harbour Mill Apartments and Cinnamon Wharf.
Westport House and Country Estate
This is situated in a magnificent parkland setting, with lake. Terraces and spectacular gardens overlooking Clew Bay. The houses early 20th century gardens have been spectacularly restored and redeveloped to include one of the largest sets of old farmyard buildings in Ireland. There is also a Jungle World which comprises of a soft play area for children which is a real treat with the little ones.
National Museum of Ireland
Just down the road from Westport is the Capital of Mayo, namely Castlebar. This is the home of the National Museum of Ireland which is well worth a visit. Stay in Lough Lannaghin Castlebar, beautiful 4* self catering houses.
Foxford Woolen Mills
The historic Foxford Woollen Mills was established in 1892 with a visitor centre. It is centrally located in the heart of Foxford. It makes quality woollen goods exported all over the world.
Ceide Fields
Your trip to Mayo would not be complete without visiting the Ceide Fields in Ballycastle. There is an interpretive centre there which shows the preservation of bogland after 5000 years. This is history in the making.
Achill Island
Achill Island is the largest island of Ireland and is situated off the West Coast. It boasts crystal clear blue skies and superb beaches. Its stunning scenery leaves one speechless.
Recommendation
- The Harbour Mill Apartments, Westport
- Cinnamon Wharf, Westport
- Lough Lannagh Holiday Village, Castlebar
- Mount Falcon Lakeside Homes, Ballina
- Trawmore Holiday Homes, Acjill Island
- Slievemore Holiday Homes, Achill Island
- Baile Slievemore Holiday Homes, Achill Island
Highlights
- Westport
- Westport House and Country Estate
- Croagh Patrick
- Cong Village
- National Museum of Ireland
- Foxford Woolen Mills
- Ceide Fields
- Achill Island
Activities
- Canoeing
- water-skiing
- kayaking
- sub-aqua diving and swimming
- Fishing and sea-angling
- Horse-riding
- pony-trekking
- Hiking and hill-walking
festivals
- Achill Yawl Sailing festival in July and August
- Killtimagh Festival in November
- Clare Island Singles Festival in May
- Castlebar Blues Festival in May
Getting There
- Knock Airport (56km)
- Shannon Airport (182km)
- Dublin Airport (248km)
- Cork Airport (305km)
- Cork Port (298km)
