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Self catering holidays in Ireland

Enjoy the freedom of self catering

There is a wide choice of self catering homes in Ireland, from award winning farmhouses in County Cork to luxury cottages in Kerry and lots in-between. If you are looking to escape to the countryside for a few days or enjoy a coastal family holiday, then self catering may be the perfect solution.

The top List - self catering in Ireland

Below, you will find the gotoireland.today recommended Ireland self catering list, a collection of the very best that the island has to offer and you will not be disapointed with a stay in any of these. For your convenience, we have provided links to their websites.

County Cork

Fortview House, Goleen - Award winning farmhouse and cottages provides comfortable bed and breakfast and self-catering accommodation in a pleasant rural location close to the most beautiful West Cork coastline - Visit website

Lis-Ardagh Lodge, Union Hall - Whether for bed and breakfast or a self-catering holiday, Lis-Ardagh Lodge in Union Hall is the perfect base from which to explore picturesque West Cork. And with their gym and sauna, a relaxing break is more than assured. Skibbereen, Clonakilty, Glandore and Baltimore are all just a short drive away, whilst walkers can wander along the coast with its sandy coves, finding archaeology and history all around - Visit website.

County Kerry

Westcove House, Co. Kerry - Westcove House, The Stables and Garden Cottage are three unique period properties, full of character, set in the same grounds, overlooking the beautiful Kenmare estuary on the southernmost point of the 'Ring of Kerry' - Visit website