Holiday Cottages in Ireland including Dog Friendly Accommodation

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Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and always has lots on its agenda. With world renowned night life and with attractions like the National Museum, Croke Park and St. Stephan's Green the architecture and history will blow you away. Dublin has become a more and more popular city break destination and has plenty of holiday rental apartments in Dublin to rent in and around the city, ranging in all different styles and sizes.

County Cork is a more rural part of Ireland and full of colour and contrast, a perfect setting for all the family. Home to annual festival throughout the year and rugby sports, there are plenty family activities to indulge in. Holiday rental Cottages in County Cork and houses can be found all over Cork itself and in other regions like Skibbereen and Kisale, offering a vast range of homes and locations to choose from.

Donegal on the other hand has wild landscapes, isolated white sandy beaches and an interesting coastline. Smaller regions in Donegal like Carrick and Donegal Town have many peaceful country cottages available for short term holiday lets, local to traditional open fire pubs and restaurants with quality local foods.

County Kerry is located in the south west region of Ireland and one of the most Mountainous regions of Ireland. So with its mountains, lakes and Atlantic coastlines within the most scenic area of Ireland. The ring of Kerry is a mystical & unspoilt region of Ireland that attracts visitors in there hundreds. Its impressive beauty is beyond question and it is a natural centre for outdoor activities which include golf, water sports, cycling, walking, running, riding and the very best fresh water fishing.

Irish holiday rentals like B&Bs, Caravans, Houses, apartments and cottages can be found all around and throughout Ireland whether you want a central city apartment near shops and bars or a secluded country cottages in the middle of nowhere. Back To Top