Holiday Home, All Towns in Galway, Galway, Ireland, connemaracottage

Holiday Home Description

Amelia Joyce, the owner of this luxury property loves all things Italian. Foreign accents, notably Italian and Mexican bestow warmth to this charming retreat. Rough plastered walls and a rich palette dictated by oriental rugs, show of works of art, pottery and ceramics. The large sitting room has sink in armchairs before a lovely turf fire. In the generous bedroom, the bed linen is luxurious. French doors and windows open to garden vistas and the waters of Lough Corrib. Who better to show off the highlights of Connemara than a Joyce from Joyce country - a name boldly imprinted on the map of Connemara. The Ancient clan has been around for ever...well, at least since ll69. Amelia is writing a guide book on Connemara and hopes to have it published next year.

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Property Details

Address	Glann road
Location	Ireland > Galway > All Towns in Galway
Postcode	Oughterard, Co. Galway
Breakage deposit	€ 0.00
Number of bedrooms	1
Number of bathrooms	1
Max people	2
Check In	4p.m.
Check Out	10a.m.
Nearest airport	Shannon
Distance to Airport	two hours
Distance to Beach	20 miles
Price From	€ 0.00 (Weekly)

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Amenities

Fishing on Lough Corrib. Golf at Oughteard Golf Club.

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All Towns in Galway Area Information

Walking: Walk "The Western Way" a renowned walk that starts close to Amelia's cottage on the Glann Rd. and ends at Maam - l4km. Or take "The Western Way" which descends to Lough Inagh...a sight which captures your heart forever.

Swimming: Take a dip in Lough Na Foohey. Surrounded by the wild symphony of ruggid mountains. There is a sorrow here but also a sharp beauty, a man goes cold with the beauty of it and is glad to be alone.

Picknicking: Take your picnic basket and drive to Delphi which owes it's name to the Marquis of Sligo, who returning from the grand tour, named this fishing lodge Delphi. In ancient times, Delphi was considered to be the centre of the known world, the place where heaven and earth met. This was where man was closest to God and Delphi in Mayo is exactly that place.