This attractive spot is one of very few south-facing waterside villages in the area - and the harbour is just a short stroll from this modest and friendly family-run hotel.
There's a welcoming fire in the bar and it's a very pleasant place to be be, with a sense of continuity in the community that has been lost in so many of the busier towns and cities.
With the traditional Keane's pub and shop also across the road, too, it's a village worth knowing about when visiting the area
Located on the far side of the River Shannon where the Abbey River flows into it, this stylish modern hotel enjoys a great site with a waterside bar and restaurant, decked outdoor seating area and views of the hills - and a peaceful situation in what is still a city cent ...
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Only 10 minutes from Shannon airport and in a beautiful rural setting, Carrygerry is a lovely residence dating back to 1793. It overlooks the Shannon and Fergus estuaries and, peacefully surrounded by woodlands, gardens and pastures, seems very distant from an internatio ...
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