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Paisible chalet de 2 chambres près de Lough ReeDétendez-vous dans ce cadre rural paisible à 5 minutes à pied de Lough Ree, parfait pour les activités au bord de l'eau telles que la natation, la pêche et la navigation de plaisance. La maison est située dans un jardin spacieux avec une zone de patio comprenant du mobilier de jardin et un barbecue. À l'intérieur de la maison, il y a deux chambres, une avec un lit double et une avec des lits jumeaux. Deux salles de bains, une cuisine spacieuse et une salle à manger et un salon ouverts. Idéalement situé dans le comté de Longford à 1 heure et demie de Galway et Dublin.
Quirky House with Marina ViewMarinaside House lies on the edge of the marina within the rural village of Tarmonbarry, Co Roscommon. Ideal for a groups wanting to explore this beautiful area. Marinaside offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms giving plenty of space for everyone. Modern design means you benefit from a first floor sitting room with balcony gives spectacular views over the marina. Also includes a well-equipped kitchen and dining area. 2- mins walking distance from pubs, award winning restaurants.
Riverside Marina Apartments (Appartement 1)Appartements nouvellement construits sur les rives de la rivière Shannon et situés dans une marina privée sécurisée. Les appartements sont entièrement meublés et les clients recevront des serviettes propres et du linge de lit. Vous y trouverez également un canapé-lit convertible pour voyageurs supplémentaires et des lits bébés/tout-petits. Il y a une cuisine entièrement équipée, le wi-fi haut débit gratuit pendant toute la durée de votre séjour et nous proposons également des livres, des jeux de société et une télévision intelligente avec Netflix.
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- We will bake fruit, lavender and berry scones, and spelt or brown bread. I believe in the hands on experience for my guests - from handling ingredients to kneading dough. It isn't all about the cooking, I share lots of tips from my experience over the years. I love to see the faces full of excitement and joy at the sight of the end product - freshly baked scones and bread. And best of all we have lots of fun. Ps. If any of the dates on my calendar does not suits you, please contact me and I’ll do my best to accommodate you on the dates that suits you. Due to Covid-19 restrictions all the experiences are held at my cafe in Oranmore, or online on Zoom.À partir de Prix :$64/personne
- We will meet you at the shores of Lough Gill, one of the most famous and beautiful lakes in Ireland. Fabled in the poetry of W.B.Yeats for the Lake Isle of Innisfree, we will prepare you for a trip that will surprise and delight you at each step along the way. After an initial chat about the trip plan, and learning a little about you, we will get you ready for the journey, giving you the equipment that you will need, and showing you the techniques required for the outing.Don't worry, you won't need to be a super athlete, just a regular level of fitness will be fine! We will then launch onto the Garavogue river, a slow moving river that is the gateway to Lough Gill (meaning the "bright" or "white" lake in Irish) and make our way to the entrance of the lake.Depending on the time of year we will pass a variety of water birds, from whooper swans to kingfisher and maybe even see a shy otter chasing after equally shy salmon. We will travel through mixed features, from alluvial forests to old sessile oak woods, all contained within an area designated as a Special Area of Conservation and make our way to one of the many remote islands that are in the lake.There we will stop for a walk around, take some time to reflect on the history and folk lore of the area and make ourselves a hot drink and a pastry. After a break, we will head back towards our starting point. Other things to note You will need to be comfortable with being on the water. No previous kayaking experience is needed. Moderate level of fitness required. Bring clothing for all conditions including light rainwear. It is best if you can layer up and down to remain comfortable.À partir de Prix :$104/personne
- We'll make a short quarter mile hike to the location of an old estate wall that was built by over 200 men during the hardship of the Irish potato Famine in 1847. Standing at almost 3 miles long and enclosing over 300 acres, this unique Famine landmark was commissioned by the kindly local landlord, to provide work for his starving tenants as their potato crop failed. They were paid a penny and a turnip a day for building the wall before many emigrated to North America shortly thereafter from ships leaving Galway Bay as the Famine worsened. Over the course of your 100% outdoors experience you will learn the stone building techniques required to restore this part of Ireland's heritage to its former glory. And in concurrence with Galway being designated as the European Capital of Culture 2020, this experience allows you to actively participate in saving a cultural reminder of the Famine from disappearing from the landscape. Afterwards, all participants are invited to sign the restoration ledger, that together with the section of wall you build, enables you to leave a lasting record of your efforts in restoring this part of Irish history, as well as leave your own lasting imprint on the Irish countryside...that will stand for centuries after you return home! Other things to note Dress for rainy weather just in case! You will be under the friendly supervision of my father and I. Taxi costs approx 35 euro from Galway. Buses leave regularly from the city to Claregalway which is nearby. The website www.getthere.ie gives times of all public transport all over Ireland.À partir de Prix :$82/personne
- Irish stew is renowned throughout the world and was recently listed by The Lonely Planet in their Top 50 food experiences. I give guests hands on experience of preparing and cooking this healthy and nutritious dish using my own traditional recipe handed down to me from my grandmother. Guests will learn which vegetables to use and what cut of lamb gives best results. And they get to sample the finished product of this delicious dish. Ingredients are: lamb, onion, carrot, celery, bay leaf, thyme, potato, turnip and leek. Vegetable stock. Vegetarian versions are available. Please do let me know if you have any dietary/ allergy or food concerns. Due to Covid-19 restrictions all the experiences are held at my cafe in Oranmore, or online on Zoom.À partir de Prix :$67/personne
- My home kitchen is the start of this Irish dessert experience. We gather around the work space to start the prepping and making of the traditional apple pie and homemade traditional custard. While the pie is baking, we start our adventurous and delicate journey in the subtle art of making the traditional Irish custard! We then learn the basics of our tasty alcohol free traditional Irish coffee. There is a balancing act between the ingredients to keep the beautiful end result. So we hope to build a little confidence before you go home to try it with alcohol if you so wish. This is an experience for all ages, with the warm apple pie in your stomach and a soothing warm drink! The complete non- alcohol Irish coffees can be enjoyed by all, but of course for children of all ages we provide Irish milk hot chocolate, cocoa or tea! With the burning turf fire, and the delightful traditional Irish music for our background, you may even leave dancing a jig or a reel! Other things to note Everything is provided for this experience, and I look forward to giving you a true Irish welcome. Due to Covid-19 restrictions all the experiences are held at my cafe in Oranmore, or online on Zoom.À partir de Prix :$52/personne
