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Weekly Tariff 2008
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Date of arrival
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Euro
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To 26th April
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250
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3rd May to 21st June
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300
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28th June and 5th July
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400
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12th July to 30th August
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450
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6th & 13th September
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300
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20th September to year end
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250
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( 3pm Saturday to 10 am Saturday or by agreement)
For the comfort of other guests no
smoking or pets allowed in the apartment.
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Location
The detached holiday home is situated within a 5 acre
elevated site, overlooking Clew Bay. A ten minute walk down quiet lanes
takes you to Falduff Strand, the nearest beach.
The nearest bar is ~2km away near Old Head. The nearest shop
and filling station is < 3 km away. 4 km to the west is the popular
town of Louisburgh. The bustling, elegant town of Westport is less than
20km to the east. (One of Ireland's tidiest towns, winning accolades
since 2001 and a Gold Medal Winner in 2004's
prestigious Entente Florale Competition.)
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Facilities
Accommodation for 1 or 2 persons
The open plan living room / kitchen has a dining area,
comfortable seating and polished wood floor. There are spectacular views
from both windows.
The modern kitchen is equipped with an electric fan oven,
grill, hob, microwave, washing machine, refrigerator, iron and foldaway
ironing board.
The living room has TV, DVD player and stereo CD / radio. A
range of books, games, cd’s & dvd’s are available. In addition, our
comprehensive “where to go” file has descriptions of many local
attractions. All the local OS maps for the area are supplied for reference.
The bedroom has a double bed and an en-suite shower room which
has underfloor heating.
Outside there is ample parking space. Stroll through the
landscaped gardens or relax in one of the seating areas and appreciate the
stunning views of Clew Bay and surrounding mountains.
Amenities
& Activities
There is plenty of interest for both the active and less
active visitor to Co. Mayo.
The area boasts some of the finest Blue Flag beaches in Europe
plus hill walking, angling, golf, water sports, bird watching, horse
riding, cycling, island trips & boating.
The motorist can enjoy scenic drives on the quiet roads and
lanes, viewing peaceful lakes, majestic mountains & golden beaches.
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Food
& Drink
There are many fine pubs and restaurants in Louisburgh,
Westport and the surrounding area. Many of the pubs feature live music.
Natural
Environment
The Mayo mainland and the islands off the Atlantic coast
support a rich variety of both plant and animal life.
There is a wide range of bird life adapted to each of the many
different habitats, from oakwood through heath to shoreline.
Heritage
& History
There are many sites of interest relating to the past.
The location is mid-way on the Clew Bay Archaeological
Trail. Sites 10 & 11 are within easy walking distance.
From the living room you can see the Oratory on the top of
Croagh Patrick, Ireland's "Holy Mountain" with associations to
St. Patrick. The path to the summit starts in nearby Murrisk where there is
a Visitors' Centre next to the car park.
Other places to visit include: Murrisk Abbey, Louisburgh
Granuaille Centre, Westport Heritage Centre, Westport House, The Ceide
Fields and The Museum of Irish Life near Castlebar.
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