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"Ciara’s cottage was exceptional in it’s cleanliness, functionality, comfort and style. 6 of us were more than comfortable in the space. The outdoor space was cute and the decor was lovely throughout. We are happy to recommend this property to our friends and family"

"A family stay in Ballyboy View for the first time. Ideal rural location with easy access (short drive) to Manorhamilton town. All you should need provided for in the house, with a starter pack of teas and soda bread. Ideal for a short family stay with children. It’s highlight is the gorgeous 360 degree views of lovely Leitrim - although I’m bias, as my family are from the local area! :-))"

"Clean and great size kitchen. Wonderful location to roadways. Enjoyed the owners farm animals"

"We arrived a bit late due to traffic in Dublin and a delayed flight but had everything to check in sent before by John, the owner. After arrival we found a perfectly cleaned and very well furnished house which exceeded all out wishes. There was more than enough space for the four of us and out two children (2 and 6 yrs old) where excited to find Christmas plates in the kitchen The kitchen equipment is perfect for a stay - even an airfryer is there, next to a toaster, microwave, etc. - and John...

"Loved this cottage! Denise is extremely welcoming and informative. Perfect location, so easy to hit up Sligo and all the surrounding area. Loved that we could walk to hiking trail heads. Wish we had more time to stay here! Next time!"

"Kieran was an exceptional host. The cottage was a picture perfect stay. Fresh flowers, comfy beds, and two warm fire places. The grounds are so expansive for those walks in the morning. Lovely host. Would definitely recommend. Happy Holidays. Thank you for a wonderful stay."

"We stayed a week at Carpenter's cottage. It was perfect as we were five minutes from Streedagh beach. The cottage has an electric shower which was just what we needed after enjoying the waves. It has an outside tap which was great for washing our wetsuits. There was a wecwelcThe Paul, the host . . "