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9.9 172 reviews
Leinster
18/06 – 25/06
$298/nighttotal: $2086 (7 )
Toddys Cottage & Stables
2 4
house , Cavan
Toddys Cottage & Stables is situated in Cavan, just 11.7 kilometres from the Cavan Genealogy Centre, 21 kilometres from Ballyhaise College, and 22.5 kilometres from Drumlane Abbey, making it an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area. The property has excellent user, location, and cleanliness ratings, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The cottage is a spacious 500 square metre property with two bedrooms and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to five guests. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities, including a garden, barbecue facilities, a picnic area, a children's playground, free private parking, and free shuttle service, making it a perfect choice for families and groups.
10 43 reviews
Leinster
18/06 – 25/06
$239/nighttotal: $1673 (7 )
Cheerful Three Bedroom Cottage On Farm.
1 4
apartment , Foulksmills
Rose Cottage, situated in Foulksmills, County Wexford, is set within the grounds of a 19th-century watermill, offering easy access to attractions such as Hook Head Lighthouse, Johnstown Castle, and the JFK Arboretum (distances unspecified). This self-catering holiday home sleeps five guests, boasting a kitchen with fridge, freezer, microwave, and dishwasher, plus a garden, internet access, and one bathroom; it’s part of a complex of three cottages, ideal for families or groups.
10 104 reviews
Leinster
18/06 – 25/06
$240/nighttotal: $1680 (7 )
Forest View
1 4
apartment , Rostrevor
Forest View is located in Rostrevor, a short walk from the Fairy Glen, the Mourne Mountains, and popular biking trails. The apartment has received excellent ratings for location, cleanliness, and user experience. The property is a spacious two-bedroom flat with two bathrooms, suitable for families or groups of up to six guests. It comes fully equipped with a kitchen, including a dishwasher and washing machine, and offers a private courtyard, secure parking, and bike storage.
10 31 reviews
Leinster
18/06 – 25/06
$189/nighttotal: $1323 (7 )
The Old Post Office
1 4
apartment , Ballinalee
This three-bedroom flat, situated in Moatfarrell, offers a unique historical stay within the Old Post Office, providing a tranquil base 11 kilometres from Longford Town and 7 kilometres from Edgeworthstown Train Station, with Corbeagh Fishing Lake a mere 4 kilometres away. This property accommodates up to five guests and features a kitchen, parking, and internet access, complemented by a cosy fireplace and an ideal location for exploring Irelands Hidden Gemlands.
Frequently Asked Questions about short term rentals in Leinster
What attractions should one visit during a week-long stay in Leinster, Ireland?
A week in Leinster allows for a good overview. You could explore Dublin's Trinity College and Book of Kells, wander through its historic streets and visit Kilmainham Gaol. Then, head south to Kilkenny Castle and explore its medieval streets. Allow time for Glendalough's monastic site and stunning scenery. Consider a day trip to the Wicklow Mountains National Park for hiking. This itinerary balances city and nature.
What attractions should one visit when spending a month in Leinster, Ireland?
A month provides ample time for a deeper exploration. Beyond Dublin, Kilkenny, and Glendalough (already mentioned), consider exploring the smaller towns and villages. Visit the Rock of Cashel, a dramatic historical site. Explore the coastline – perhaps venturing to Wexford or exploring the beaches near Bray. Spend time hiking in the Wicklow Mountains or exploring the Irish National Stud and Japanese Gardens near Kildare. Allow for day trips to other counties within Leinster, like Carlow or Louth, each with its own unique charm.
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Can visitors to Leinster, Ireland witness any unique natural cycles, like cherry blossom season or autumn colors?
Absolutely! Cherry blossom season typically peaks in late April/early May, particularly noticeable in Dublin's parks and gardens. Autumn colors are spectacular from late September through October, especially in the Wicklow Mountains National Park and other areas with deciduous forests. The timing can vary slightly year to year, of course.
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What are the most meaningful ways to engage with locals and discover the culture in Leinster, Ireland?
Engage in conversations with people in pubs – many locals frequent them. Attend a traditional music session in a pub, a common occurrence in many towns and villages. Visit local markets, like the Temple Bar Food Market in Dublin, to interact with vendors and sample local produce. Consider taking a guided walking tour focusing on local history and culture. These offer opportunities to interact with knowledgeable guides and fellow travelers.
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Are there any distinctive cultural activities or hands-on workshops in Leinster, Ireland?
Yes! Many places offer traditional Irish music lessons. Kilkenny is known for its craft workshops, including pottery and weaving. Several locations offer cooking classes focused on Irish cuisine. Check local listings for specific offerings during your visit, as availability varies.
What are some secret spots or hidden treasures to visit in Leinster, Ireland?
The Powerscourt Waterfall in County Wicklow is a stunning, less-crowded alternative to some of the more popular tourist spots. The monastic site at Glendalough offers many trails beyond the main areas, leading to quieter, more secluded spots. Exploring the smaller villages and coastal towns can unearth charming pubs and hidden gems not found in guidebooks.
What should not be left out of your suitcase if you are going to Leinster, Ireland?
Pack for all types of weather. Even in summer, layers are essential due to unpredictable weather. Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as you'll likely be doing a lot of walking. An umbrella or raincoat is crucial. A small adapter for electrical outlets might be necessary, depending on your home country.
What are the most popular festivals in Leinster, Ireland?
Dublin hosts many festivals throughout the year, including the Dublin Fringe Festival (performing arts) and the St. Patrick's Day Festival. Kilkenny Arts Festival is a significant event featuring music, theater, and literature. Numerous smaller festivals occur throughout Leinster, often tied to local traditions and celebrations. Check local listings closer to your travel dates for specific events.
Where should one try the best local food in Leinster, Ireland?
Dublin offers a wide range of dining experiences, from traditional pubs serving hearty meals to upscale restaurants. Kilkenny also has many excellent restaurants. Look for pubs and restaurants emphasizing locally sourced ingredients. Farmers' markets are a great way to sample local produce. Many restaurants highlight modern takes on traditional Irish dishes.