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Good quality, clean, price range and in prime locations. Approved by the Irish tourist board,
all rooms en suite with t.v. They all have a web site, take e-mail bookings and accept credit cards.
Plan your trip around Ireland from here.
Accommodations are listed in alphabetical order, clockwise ! Each accommodation will open in a new window.
County Kildare  Annagh Lodge |
County Mayo  Augusta Lodge |
County Tipperary  Baileys Guesthouse |
County Kerry  Brookhaven |
County Waterford  Beach Haven |
County Donegal  Woodhill House County Cork  Quayside House County Kerry  Pax House |
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County Carlow  Carlow House County Clare  Cilleon House County Limerick  Clonmacken House |
County Wexford  Lemon Grove House |
County Cork  Kilcaw House |
County Galway  Joyces Waterloo |
County Kerry  Rosegarden |
County Kerry  Heatons Guesthouse |
County Kerry  Donnabhains |
Ireland lies west of the island of Great Britain, from which it is separated by the narrow North Channel,
the Irish Sea (which attains a width of 130 mi/209 km), and St. George's Channel.
More than a third the size of Britain, the island averages 140 mi (225 km) in width and 225 mi (362 km)
in length. A large central plain extending to the Irish Sea between the Mourne Mountains. in the north and the
mountains of Wicklow in the south is roughly enclosed by a highland rim.
The highlands of the north, west, and south, which rise to more than 3,000 ft (914 m), are generally barren,
but the central plain is extremely fertile and the climate is temperate and moist, warmed by south-westerly
winds. The rains, which are heaviest in the west (some areas have more than 80 in./203 cm annually),
are responsible for the brilliant green grass of the "emerald isle," and for the large stretches of peat bog,
a source of valuable fuel. The coastline is irregular, affording many natural harbors.
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