Self Catering Louth
Holiday Homes Louth
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ROSE COTTAGE
Self Catering Ardee
Special Offer on 7 night stays until Decemeber 17
Rose Cottage is a charming traditional cottage which has been tastefully refurbished with a sun porch and sun lounge. The cottage situated in the heart of Mary Duff countryside in an area of north Meath close to where the four counties of Meath, Louth, Cavan and Monaghan meet.
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Rates for choosen dates
€180
**AVAILABLE**
(€210 - €30 Online Discount)
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TIG LINN
Self Catering Omeath
This fabulous house is ideally situated in the village of Omeath, 6 km from the historic town of Carlingford and 8 km from Newry. It is situated on an elevated site 300 yards from the shoreline.
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THE SANCTUARY
Self Catering Termonfeckin
Get away from the hustle and bustle of a hectic life and enjoy the peace and tranquillity of 'The Sanctuary'.
only available for summer bookings – June, July and August
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Holiday Homes Louth
County Louth has a rich medieval past. Drogheda, on the River Boyne has many fascinating buildings like St. Laurence’s Gate and Martello Tower. The relics of St. Oliver Plunkett, martyred in 1681, are preserved in St. Peter’s Church. Nearby are the monastic sites of Mellifont and Monasterboice.
A fine 13th century tower house dominates the main street of Ardee and in Dundalk, there is the Church of St. Nicholas. The County Museum in Dundalk is one of the finest in the country. The breathtaking Cooley peninsula has marked walking routes, bathing, boating and sea angling.
Louth has several seaside resorts, and there are great golf links and parkland courses. It is an ideal base for touring the Mourne Mountains, across the Lough.
Choose from our range of luxury Louth holiday homes and book online now.
Self Catering Louth - Travel Highlights And Attractions
Castle Roche
Castle Roche is one of the most striking Norman castles in Ireland and can be viewed for miles around. Located on a rocky hilltop, it commands wonderful views of the surrounding countryside.
Old Mellifont Abbey
Old Mellifont Abbey was Ireland's first Cistercian Monastery. Its foundation marked the introduction into Ireland of the European monastic way of life. Its most unusual feature is the octagonal lavabo from the 12th century. The visitor centre houses an interesting exhibition, which includes fragments of carved stone masonry, recovered from the Abbey during excavation.
Dundalk Sportsbowl
Dundalk Sports Bowl has 12 lanes of computerised Ten pin Bowling. The centre also has Tumble Towers, a multi level children's adventure play area. There are two separate sections, one is designed for children between 3 and 5. The complex also has 8 three quarter size pool/snooker tables and a selection of video games/arcade games.
County Louth One Day Tour
Walking tours and visitor information in many towns of Louth, including Drogheda, Carlingford and many more.
County Museum Dundalk
Located in a lovingly restored late 18th century warehouse the multi - award winning County Museum Dundalk brings history to life. The museum celebrates the story of County Louth’s rich, social, industrial and cultural history from the Stone Age up to the present day over three exhibition galleries.
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Highlights
Activities
- Walking and cycling
- Golfing
- – Ballymascanlon
- – Ardee golf clubs
- Neptune Outdoor Adventure Centre
- Equestrian and pony trekking
Getting There
- Knock Airport (208km)
- Shannon Airport (261km)
- Dublin Airport (79km)
- Dublin Ferry Port (87km)
