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This delightful family friendly bungalow is located on the Quay with stunning views of the River Shannon. Quiet and tranquil family friendly, yet only a five minute walk from the village of Kildysert.

The living room is bright and spacious with an open fire and stunning views of the Quay. There is also a double sofa bed and three seater couch making it a perfect place for you to chill out. Broadband is available free of charge. Fully fitted kitchen with five ring electric hob, electric oven and fridge freezer. There's a washing machine, tumble dryer and microwave oven in the utility. There are three double bedrooms. The master bedroom has an ensuite with electric shower. There is also a large family bathroom. You'll find ample parking onsite.

The historic village of Kildysart is only a five minute walk from The Quay. There's everything you need close at hand. Annie's Cafe is a cosy place for a breakfast or delicious lunch (their coffee is amazing!). There's also a convenience store that sells all life's essentials. There are two butchers who provide fabulous local meat & poultry. You'll also find a post office, hardware store, hair salon, along with a couple of takeaways and some awesome pubs.

This is a converted barn, two bedrooms upstairs kitchen and living room downstairs. Two bathrooms, and a sauna. 10 minutes walk to the village Kildysert. View over the river Shannon and its estuary.

Modern 3 bedroom townhouse, bright and warm, located only a 3 minute walk from the village of Kildysart. Kildysart is located 25 miles from Shannon Airport, 12 miles from Ennis and 17 miles from Kilrush. It is also 8 miles from Killimer Ferry which takes you to Kerry. Ideally located for the Wild Atlantic Way where you can see the Cliffs of Moher, Allowee Caves, Spanish Point, Kilkee. Dromoland Castle and Bunratty Castle are also only a short drive away.

There are 3 sofas with enough seating for 6 people, TV with freeview. Dining room has a table with 6 chairs. Fully fitted kitchen with cooker, washing machine, dish washer, fridge freezer and microwave oven. There is also a stereo for radio or CD for you to listen to your favourite music while cooking or dining. A spacious sitting room with an open fire as well as oil fired central heating is a perfect place for you to chill out. There are also a cloakroom and downstairs WC on the ground floor. There are 3 double bedrooms on the first floor, one has en-suite and there is also a family bathroom. All bedrooms have wardrobes with clothes hangers and drawers for your clothes. When the weather is good, you may relax at the rear garden. (Garden table and chairs are kept in the garden shed).

Kildysart is also known as "Fishermans Haven" There are many fishing lakes just outside the Village, (Fishing permits may be required). The village is on the Shannon Estuary and has some stunning views across the Shannon, towards Limerick and Kerry. There are 5 pubs in the Village centre, offering different entertainment. Kildasart Pier (with picnic area) is within walking distance. Mitchell’s bar is also pet friendly. There is a local Centra Supermarket for all your grocery needs. There are 2 butchers and 2 take-aways, serving burgers, chips, chicken and Pizzas. Kildysart is located 25 miles from Shannon Airport, 12 miles from Ennis and 17 miles from Kilrush. It is also 8 miles from Killimer Ferry which takes you to Kerry. Ideally located for the Wild Atlantic Way where you can see the Cliffs of Moher, Allowee Caves, Spanish Point, Kilkee. Dromoland Castle and Bunratty Castle are also only a short drive away.

Tíg Barra is situated on The Shannon Estuary Drive, just off the Wild Atlantic Way. An idyllic rural setting with a private beach and a tree sheltered garden, full of interesting gems. The Estuary is a special protected area for wild birds and has beautiful light and views. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, cyclists and business travellers.

You’ll love my place for the idyllic tranquil setting on the Shannon Estuary Bay, where you hear the curlew and see the egret. A place where you can relax and eat in a cozy kitchen. On arrival, I will meet and greet and show you the house and fascilities. Sometimes I stay in the house when I have guests, sometimes I stay in my studio attached to the house. I am a professional artist and available for private art classes.

My place is close to Kildysart village with postoffice, grocery shops, chemist, butcher, hardware store, hair salon and friendly pubs. Just 20 km away from the busy nightlife and Traditional Irish music in Ennis, with excellent restaurants. The Shannon Estuary is a beautiful part of Ireland with many picturesque places.

Crown Country Cottage is located in the heart of Co. Clare in the village of Lissycasey only 30 minutes from Shannon Airport and Irelands Wild Atlantic Way, on the N68 between the towns of Ennis and Kilrush. Also only 20 mins from the Killimer Car Ferry. A tranquil paradise for travelers on route to Irelands Wild Atlantic Way or for those who simply want a quiet country getaway. Crown Country Cottage has been in the Halpin clan for over a century and it is our pleasure to share it with you!

Crown Country Cottage is as authentic an experience of Irish country living as you can get without having to Freeze! This house belonged to my parents- Paddy and Mary Halpin though it has had some cosmetic work done since those days. With Crown Lake right out front and a commercial peat Bog at the rear you are surrounded by the beauty of nature. This Bog is in fact where the fuel source (Turf) that heats your stove comes from. On arrival, there will be a bottle of wine and fresh scones sitting on the table. Build yourself a roaring fire while the wine breathes.

The Famous thatched pub Fanny O Deas- Irelands oldest family run pub (Famous for 'The Egg Flip'- a closely guarded secret recipe) is just a mile and a half over the road. If you plan on having a few, if we can, we would be delighted to drop you off. Talty’s Mace is a delightful and award winning local supermarket with artisan foods, great coffee, liquor department and all the essentials you could need. Its just a mile and a half over the road. The Lissycasey Cascades Loop is located in the village of Lissycasey, gateway to West Clare. The loop is an easy 3.7km walk through a local beauty spot which is also part of the 30 acre Lissycasey Ecology Park. Childrens playground also within 2 minutes drive of the Cottage.

Idyllic rural country cottage set on a working farm and nestled in the Cranny hills. Located within driving distance of Gort Glass Lake and the picturesque village of Kildysart, with its many amenities including a lovely playground. Ideally located 30 mins from Ennis Town and 30 mins from the Maritime town of Kilrush. 20 mins to Killimer Car Ferry and the gateway to Co Kerry.

Recently refurbished - this charming home is in the center of Kildysart village. The house offers a large living space with solid fuel stove, a separate kitchen, two double bedrooms and a large bathroom with bath and shower. This is the ideal space to explore Kildysart and the surrounding areas, located in the heart of the village, it has all the local conveniences such as shops, bars and cafe.

This comfortable house has lots to offer - there is a large bright living room with a 42in TV (Saorview) and a solid fuel stove for you to enjoy in the evenings. It has a new kitchen, which is fully equipped with kettle, toaster, coffee machine, microwave, fridge-freezer and washing machine - the large kitchen dining table seats 6. There is no tumble-dryer but there is a clothes airer available. There is also an iron and ironing board available. The house also boasts oil-fired central heating throughout, that you can control as you wish. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, with plenty of storage space. There is a large family bathroom complete with bath and a separate silent electric shower. As this house is recently refurbished, there is currently no wifi available but I expect to have it soon. This homely space is equipped with all of the amenities that I expect when I stay in an Airbnb.

Kildysart is a small village located on the Shannon Estuary and has stunning scenery to enjoy. There are 3 pubs in the village and there is a lively weekend social scene with regular music sessions. The Kildysart Marina is located a short walk from the center of the village and there is also a playground nearby for families with children to enjoy. The village has two grocery shops both just minutes walk from the house, a butchers, pharmacy and two local fast-food takeaways. There is also a cozy local cafe that serves breakfast and lunch throughout the day. Located on the Shannon Estuary Way, the first in a series of Wild Atlantic Way looped drives, Kildysart is just 20km from Ennis, 40km from Shannon Airport and 50km from Limerick City. An ideal base for anyone wishing to tour the West of Ireland, including the famous Cliffs of Moher, Doolin and Kilkee. Just 20 minutes from the Kildysart is the Killimer to Tarbert Car Ferry, linking Clare to the Southern counties of Limerick and Kerry.

En-suite room with optional sofa bed. We also have another 2 x rooms listed on this site if you are travelling with another couple or kids.

Guests are welcome to use our kitchen for cooking and there is tea/coffee available for all guests.

Located just a few minutes up the road from us is our local pub Fanny O Deas. The hub of Fanny O Dea’s is without doubt the bar, with a Terazza and Liscannor flag floor, Oak counter and back bar, Old photographs, the famous Gouldings Clock, old enamel signs and stove all contribute to the atmosphere and make it the heart of the pub. Adjoining the bar is the Old Kitchen at Fanny O Dea’s with the original turf fire and crane which dates back to 1790 here you can sit into one of the leather tub chairs or the Chesterfield leather sofa and enjoy the aroma of a real turf fire and step back in time. Fanny O’ Deas Bar is first and foremost a friendly pub where you can grab some food, beer, some delicious wine or sample the famous Egg Flip. Music & Song For generations, music and song has featured prominently in Fanny O Dea’s. Lissycasey has a host of great local musicians, singers and dancers and spontaneous sessions often make the rafters ring, Fanny O Dea’s even provide a variety of instruments for visiting musicians. Just in case! Sport on the Box Catch them all, GAA, golf. racing, soccer, rugby and indeed all sports are catered for with state of the art screens carefully positioned around the pub. http://www.fannyodeas.com/traditional-irish-bar-co-clare/ The Lissycasey Cascades and ecology Park is home to a variety of wildlife, including the pine marten – Ireland’s rarest mammal – as well as endangered species of plants. The loop also features outdoor gym equipment for the more athletic walker! Directions to Trailhead Lissycasey is located on the main N68 Ennis-Kilrush Road, approximately 17km from Ennis. The trailhead is located in a community garden area beside Lissycasey Church, on the right-hand side as you approach from Ennis. Road-side parking is available in the vicinity. From the trail head, take the second turn onto a minor road which leads up a hill towards the woodlands. Turn left onto the forest track where indicated and follow the red directional arrows to complete the loop. Descriptions Distance 3.7km Estimated Time 1hr - 1hr 30 mins Grade Easy Minimum Gear Sturdy walking boots, waterproofs, rucksack, fluid, snacks and mobile phone Terrain Mix of minor road and forest track. Trailhead Close to Lissycasey Church, Lissycasey, Co. Clare https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHU4Vk59jFA There is an equestrian centre 25mins from our home and they cater to guests of all levels.

Ground floor room with 2 x single beds. Sink in room, guest bathroom is upstairs. We also have 2 x other bedrooms loisted on this site, both of which are en-suite.

Guests are welcome to use our kitchen for cooking and there is tea/coffee available for all guests.

Located just a few minutes up the road from us is our local pub Fanny O Deas. The hub of Fanny O Dea’s is without doubt the bar, with a Terazza and Liscannor flag floor, Oak counter and back bar, Old photographs, the famous Gouldings Clock, old enamel signs and stove all contribute to the atmosphere and make it the heart of the pub. Adjoining the bar is the Old Kitchen at Fanny O Dea’s with the original turf fire and crane which dates back to 1790 here you can sit into one of the leather tub chairs or the Chesterfield leather sofa and enjoy the aroma of a real turf fire and step back in time. Fanny O’ Deas Bar is first and foremost a friendly pub where you can grab some food, beer, some delicious wine or sample the famous Egg Flip. Music & Song For generations, music and song has featured prominently in Fanny O Dea’s. Lissycasey has a host of great local musicians, singers and dancers and spontaneous sessions often make the rafters ring, Fanny O Dea’s even provide a variety of instruments for visiting musicians. Just in case! Sport on the Box Catch them all, GAA, golf. racing, soccer, rugby and indeed all sports are catered for with state of the art screens carefully positioned around the pub. http://www.fannyodeas.com/traditional-irish-bar-co-clare/ The Lissycasey Cascades and ecology Park is home to a variety of wildlife, including the pine marten – Ireland’s rarest mammal – as well as endangered species of plants. The loop also features outdoor gym equipment for the more athletic walker! Directions to Trailhead Lissycasey is located on the main N68 Ennis-Kilrush Road, approximately 17km from Ennis. The trailhead is located in a community garden area beside Lissycasey Church, on the right-hand side as you approach from Ennis. Road-side parking is available in the vicinity. From the trail head, take the second turn onto a minor road which leads up a hill towards the woodlands. Turn left onto the forest track where indicated and follow the red directional arrows to complete the loop. Descriptions Distance 3.7km Estimated Time 1hr - 1hr 30 mins Grade Easy Minimum Gear Sturdy walking boots, waterproofs, rucksack, fluid, snacks and mobile phone Terrain Mix of minor road and forest track. Trailhead Close to Lissycasey Church, Lissycasey, Co. Clare https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHU4Vk59jFA There is an equestrian centre 25mins from our home and they cater to guests of all levels.

Tíg Barra is situated on 'The Shannon Estuary Way', just off the 'Wild Atlantic Way'. An idyllic rural setting with a private beach and a tree sheltered garden, full of interesting gems. The Estuary is a special protected area for wild birds and has beautiful light and views. My place is good for couples, small families, solo adventurers, cyclists and business travellers.

You’ll love my place for the idyllic tranquil setting on the Shannon Estuary Bay, where you hear the curlew and see the egret. A place where you can relax and eat in a cozy kitchen. There are two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with a queen's bed. If needed I can add in each room an extra bed. In the sitting room is a comfortable sofa that sleeps two children. You'll have the use of the entire house. On arrival, I will meet and greet and show you the house and fascilities. I am not staying in the house when I have guests. I am a professional artist and work and live in my studio attached to the house. Private art workshops or group art workshops are available.

My place is close to Kildysart village with postoffice, grocery shops, chemist, butcher, hardware store, hair salon and friendly pubs. Just 20 km away from the busy nightlife and Traditional Irish music in Ennis, with excellent restaurants. The Shannon Estuary is a beautiful part of Ireland with many picturesque places.

Shannon Estuary Boutique Glamping is located in the townland of Erribul County Clare in picturesque, tranquil Irish countryside overlooking the beautiful Shannon Estuary. Our glamping consist of tents, wood pods and cabins. This is boutique glamping accommodation with share cooking facilities to include BBQs and a shower and toilet unit.

This is a new visitor glamping (glamourised camping) facility and our ethos and principles are in sustainable tourism that has a low impact on the environment and local community. Our location by the the estuary is ideally suited for leisurely walks along country lanes as you admire beautiful views of the countryside and majestic Shannon river. This area is peaceful and quiet and the perfect place to relax during the day after touring the region or sitting around an outdoor fire pit in the evening as you listen to the sounds of nature around you. We have BBQS and a small wood burning pizza oven ideal for family and friends to prepare nice meals in a lovely setting. There are quaint villages in the area and also the beautiful Shannon estuary islands. Lots of things to do here and in the nearby towns of Ennis and Kilrush. Kilkee and the Wild Atlantic Way is about 40 minutes drive where you can spend time viewing our dramatic coastal seascapes.

There are lovely villages nearby and in Kildysart if you pop in to Doohan's foodstore you can get great coffee and home baking to take out. Oh for a treat I also recommend their delicious ice cream cones. I also recommend that you take a trip out of Kildysart enroute to Ennis to see the great and historic estuary islands. Boat trips can be organised at an additional cost but well worth the experience. Highly recommended.

The property is located in a peaceful and picturesque area with beautiful views of the Shannon Estuary and surrounding countryside. It is ideally located to use as a base to explore the many attractions Co. Clare is famous for.

Ample parking, outdoor seating area, WiFi

Very quite location with a large enclosed garden and a tree lined laneway down to the shoreline.

Kincora is an early 1900s townhouse, retaining many of its original features, situated in the historic maritime village of Foynes. Tastefully decorated, this is an ideal base for touring the mid-west region, within easy reach of Shannon airport.

Kincora has two double rooms upstairs, and a single room downstairs, beside wetroom, ideally suited for wheelchair access. Upstairs also has third room with sofa-bed. Enjoy the atmosphere of the old world dining-room, and relaxing sitting room. The bright kitchen opens out to the garden, patio and sunroom.

There is a bar, with restaurant, and also a supermarket, with deli-counter, on the doorstep. Foynes is on the Wild Atlantic Way, on the southern coastline of the Shannon Estuary. Kincora is an ideal base for tourning the mid- and south-west of Ireland. It is within an hour's drive of Shannon Airport.

Nestled in the countryside near the picturesque village of Kildysart, this cosy cottage is the perfect rural retreat for a quiet getaway in the west of Ireland. It offers views of the Shannon Estuary, a picturesque region renowned for its historic and cultural significance. Situated on its own private grounds, this charming cottage is just 2 kilometers from the welcoming village of Kildysart which hosts a variety of useful amenities. House had super fast fibre broadband

Lovely solid fuel stove. We provide the turf.

Lovely friendly village with 2 grocery shops, a chemist, 2 butchers, hair salon, church and friendly pubs with entertainment at the weekend. 20 mins drive from Ennis where there are many excellent restaurants.

Traditional "Old World" country cottage in peaceful rural setting. Easy access to the Wild Atlantic way. Ideal touring base for Bunratty, Dromoland, Doonbeg, Cliffs of Moher, Kerry, Kilkee. Limerick and Galway are 1 hour away and Ennis is 20 mins.

Charming country cottage on the Shannon Estuary. Relax and enjoy country walks or use as a touring base to see Limerick, Ennis, Galway(1 hour away), Bunratty Castle, Dromoland, the Burren, Cliffs of Moher and more.....

Kildysart village is 2 &1/2 kilometers away. It has a supermarket, pubs, butchers and excellent children's playground. It is very much a farming village so no fine eateries.

The are 4 large bedroom available in owner occupied house set in the Countryside of County Limerick. The house is surrounded by tall trees and greenery . There is a large glass conservatory at the side of the house which catches sunlight most of the day. 10 minutes from Adare and on the route of the famous Wild Atlantic Way.

It is located on the outskirts of Askeaton town and its only a 15 minute drive to the historical village of Adare and a 20 minute drive to Limerick city. Both Shannon and Kerry Airports are a 45 minute drive, and the car ferry at Tarbert (Co. Kerry) , which crosses on a half hourly basis to Co. Clare - home of Irish traditional music, the Cliffs of Moher and the Burren is only 30 minutes away. It is also part of the route of the beautiful Wild Atlantic Way. Askeaton is a small town located on the River Deel, with a Desmond Castle dating from 1199 and a Franciscan Abbey dating from 1389. Located within the grounds of the castle is the Halla Mor (the Great Hall), one of the finest examples of its kind in Ireland. Also on the grounds is the Hellfire Club, an almost intact redbrick building built in 1740 (the same year the monks abandoned the nearby friary). It is one of two in Ireland. The Hellfire Clubs, throughout Ireland and Britain, were 18th-century clubs where rich men gathered to drink, gamble and have orgies. Visits by the devil and human sacrifice are part of the lore surrounding the goings on in Hellfire Clubs! Modern day offerings in Askeaton include a fine leisure centre, including a 25 metre swimming pool, a learner pool, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi hot tub and gym, with special facilities for disability Adare is renowned as one of Ireland's prettiest villages. The main street combines typical Irish architecture with the English styled buildings and infrastructure, purpose-built for the Dunraven estate. It is a tourist destination and is also a very popular choice of wedding venue. It has many boutiques, pubs with Irish traditional music, hotels and a local heritage centre, which gives insight into the history of the village. There are two 18-hole golf courses - Adare Golf Club, home of the 2007 & 2008 Irish Open and Adare Manor Golf Club. There is also a popular pitch and putt course in the town and Clonshire Equestrian Centre which is a five minute drive from this location.

Our house is in a very peaceful place and its a very easy going and relaxed environment. We are in a great location for touring the Clare and Kerry region also

Located just outside Labasheeda village in West Clare overlooking the scenic views of the River Shannon, this holiday home is an ideal base from which to explore Ireland's West Coast, only 45min from Shannon Airport. Absorb the Wild Atlantic Way and all it has to offer, including the Cliffs of Moher, the Burren & the Loop Head Peninsula while the Shannon Ferry, the gate to the South is only a short 20min drive where you can take in places such as Dingle, Killarney and the Ring of Kerry.

Our holiday home is situated on an elevated south facing site, offering uninterrupted views over the Shannon Estuary, it has been newly refurbished & in excellent condition. The property is well maintained inside and out, mature gardens & trees surround the property giving a sense of peace and tranquillity in the picturesque countryside.

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Great for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids), and big groups. Kitchen equipped to very high standard, ideal for entertaining or just relaxing and recharging in the picturesque countryside. 40 mins from Shannon International Airport. Ideal base to visit Galway (1 hour) or Limerick (45 mins). 20 mins to Killimer Ferry to access counties Kerry, Limerick and `Cork. Bunratty Castle is 40 mins away and 20 mins to Wild Atlantic Way. World famous Cliffs of Moher 40 mins