Kincasslagh 4.4 miles. Nestled in a tranquil, semi-rural village just a short drive west of Annagry in County Donegal, lies this charming, three-bedroom holiday home, Kincasslagh. Boasting off-road parking for three cars, well-presented interiors, superb views of the surrounding village and countryside, as well as good positioning to a nearby shop, this delightful stay welcomes a family of six for a relaxing escape to one of Ireland's most beautiful counties. Park up, unpack your belongings, and make yourself comfortable in your lovely new home-from-home, where a well-appointed kitchen/diner awaits the chosen chef, complete with all the appliances required to rustle up tasty, home-cooked dinners. Savour your meals with your loved ones gathered around the dining table, before you head into the living room to kick back and relax as you watch a film on the TV whilst a crackling open fire heats the inviting sitting space. As day rolls into night, be sure to refresh with a long hot bath or a rejuvenating shower on your way to hunker down for a well-needed rest in one of the three plush bedrooms. When you're ready the next day, head out and explore what your gorgeous surroundings have to offer. Pop on foot to the nearby The Cope Foodstore, where you can stock up on all the homely essentials you'll need throughout your stay. Afterwards, jump in the car and head to some of the many landmarks that reside near your new home, including the pristine locales of Mullaghderg Beach and Carrick Finn Beach. The stunning spot of Maggie's Strand is also just a short walk from your front door! Venturing further afield, you can hop onboard The Arranmore Ferry from nearby Burtonport, which will take you to Aran Island, home to magnificent Arranmore Cliffs, the Beaver Island Monument, Bóthóg Donnelly, Béal a' Chraois, and Trá Athphort. Enjoy a beautiful stay in Ireland when you book Kincasslagh.

The village of Abbey is situated 7 miles west of Portumna and 11 miles from Loughrea, south east of Galway city on the northern shore of Lough Rea. County Galway’s winner, for three years running, of Ireland’s Tidy Towns competition, the village of Abbey offers two pubs and a supermarket, and a monastery dating back to the 11th Century, from which the village takes its name. Portumna is nearby, offering good fishing and watersports, while the medieval town of Loughrea is host to several shops and pubs, two 4 star hotels, an 18 hole golf course and a lake, renowned for its fishing. Gort, is a medium sized market town on the Galway-to-Ennis Road, situated in a gap between the Slieve Aughty Mountains and the Burren to the south. There is a strong tradition of Irish music in the locality and many pubs stage sessions at night. With the cosmopolitan delights of Galway city and the popular beach at Salthill also within driving distance, this is an ideal touring base.

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