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Ballinasloe vacation rentals start at G$10,438 GYD per night before taxes and fees

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Large country home (12 mins Athlone) off N61
Relax in style! This 190 sqm rural retreat, just 12 minutes from Athlone, stands on 1.25 acres. Whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure, it has everything you need: award-winning mattresses; high-speed WiFi; ample on-site parking; flexible check-in/check-out; dedicated work space; high-quality appliances (inc washer/dryer). No bedrooms share a wall; two are en-suite. Private, comfortable. Stargazers will love the rare *dark sky*! Sleeps 1-7. Ask about early check-in/late check-out.

Copper Beech Cottage
Relax with the family at this peaceful rural cottage with extensive gardens including a covered patio, swing/slide, treehouse & games room-pool table & darts. Nearby towns- Ballinasloe, Roscommon Athenry, Athlone and 50 mins to Galway. Playgrounds, cinema and woodland walks on your doorstep. 3 mins drive: local shop, deli, restaurant, pubs and local distillery. Attractions: Distillery, Swimming pool, Pallas karting, Turoe pet farm, Loughrea Lake, Bay Sports, 10 mins/Motorway. CAR IS NECESSARY.

Turret House
Uniquely renovated country cottage (incorporating farmyard, hen house & piggery) on the outskirts of Banagher in Ireland's hidden heartlands. River Shannon & marina Cruising, boating, outdoor swimming pool, fishing, kayaking & scuba diving Birr Castle & Demesne & famous giant telescope Birr & Esker Hills golf course Lough Boora Discovery Park Clonmacnoise Monastic Site Grand Canal Greenway walking & cycling Slieve Blooms hiking Pubs (inc. Hough's famous singing pub) shops & restaurants

Escape to the beautiful countryside
Sleeping six people, this lovely cottage is ideal for a family or group of friends wanting to enjoy some quality time together amongst the stunning Galway countryside. This charming cottage boasts a fully-equipped kitchen and dining area. The cosy sitting room makes for a superb area for everyone to gather around and enjoy time together. Visit Portumna forest park and castle or enjoy a round of golf at the 18-hole course. With Lough Derg so close, enjoy all the water based activities on offer

Clonlee Farm House
Clonlee Farmhouse is located in the heart of the countryside of County Galway. Surrounded by stunning panoramic views of lush green paddocks with 200 year old beach trees and over 250 year old buildings. Your mornings will be inspirational, your afternoon walks on the country roads bursting with nature that will entertain you with the inquisitive animals, and your evening sunsets will make unforgettable memories. Please take a moment to review our “Guidebook” Press the link “Show Guidebook”

Live Like Lords & Ladies At Our Country Estate
Permission to unwind amongst 700 years of history at Ballinderry Park. Stay in our modern appointed Coach House surrounded by native Irish trees, parkland and meadows with a view into the walled garden and courtyard at our Irish country estate. Perfect for groups looking to switch off, host an event or use as a base to explore the west of Ireland. The Coach House features four modern bedrooms, an open plan living area, kitchen/bar area and a private outdoor terrace (Hot tub coming soon!)

Nomad's Cottage /Yurt
Where East meets West. Nestled in the countryside, this beautifully renovated cottage blends old-world Irish charm with modern comfort and Mongolian Inspired Interior . A cosy solid fuel Stove serves as the heart of the home, perfect for relaxing evenings. Whether enjoying a cup of tea outdoors , chilling out in the traditional Mongolian Yurt behind the house or exploring the tranquil surroundings, this idyllic retreat provides a peaceful escape from the bustle of everyday life.

Family home in Roscommon town.
Family home in the heart of Roscommon town. Hanons hotel is round the corner for meals/drinks. Roscommon town is an easy walk of 1.5k. Roscommon Community Hospital is directly opposite the property. Toys and swings are available for children to play with and a sheltered shed with a climbing wall/ Table Tennis in case of rain. The house has a heat recovery ventilation system, solar panels, solar heated hot water, Infrared Sauna and Electric Vehicle Charger. Excellent WiFi.

Hill View Bungalow.
Bring the whole family to this great place with lots of room for fun. Peaceful countryside setting yet very accessible. This unique and spacious home is only 25 minutes drive from Galway city, 50 minutes from both Knock and Shannon airport and 7 minutes from the M17 motorway. We are 3kms from either Monivea or Abbeyknockmoy village with a selection of pubs ,shops, service station, takeaway and playground. its a 12 minute drive from the medieval town of Athenry.

Lime Kiln Self Catering Cottage
Relax with the whole family at our peaceful country cottage. Lime Kiln Cottage is nestled in the midst of the picturesque Irish countryside, surrounded by lush green fields, rolling hills and stunning views. Conveniently Located just 15 minutes from the heritage town of Birr and just1.5 hours from Dublin and 1 hour from Galway, our cottage is perfect for exploring all of Ireland's hidden heartland has to offer including the stunning River Shannon.

Curraghmore Cottage
Curraghmore Cottage is a lovingly restored traditional Irish cottage, nearly 100 years old. Once a Land Commission home, it retains its original charm with stone sheds, gardens, and a timeless atmosphere. Nestled outside historic Athenry and just 20 km from Galway City, it offers the perfect mix of peaceful country living and easy access to culture, music, and coastal adventures along the Wild Atlantic Way and Cliffs of Moher.

The Old Farmhouse
Renovated old farmhouse, a mix of old world atmosphere with modern interior. Cosy rooms and lovely garden to relax/chill out and throw on the BBQ in. 2 km from Athleague village with pubs, shops and a café. Wide variety of walks and fishing/river activities close by, on the suck valley way. Very central - 8 mins to Roscommon, 20 mins to Athlone, 1 hour to Galway and under 2 hours from Dublin airport.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Ballinasloe?
Ballinasloe has welcoming neighborhoods around its town center, with local accommodations often near riverside walks and historic squares. You can explore lodgings that provide easy access to the town’s cafes, heritage sites, and markets.
What are the best things to do in Ballinasloe with kids?
In Ballinasloe, families frequently enjoy time at the town’s playgrounds, green parks, and community swimming pools. Kids often like discovering the natural riverbank areas, as well as interactive local heritage attractions.
What are some of the best things to do in Ballinasloe?
Explore Ballinasloe’s historic castle ruins, stroll along the River Suck, or visit community markets highlighting local crafts. The town also has vibrant parks and frequently suggested traditional music sessions at local pubs.
How is the weather in Ballinasloe?
Ballinasloe experiences mild, often damp weather, with temperatures averaging 38–67°F (3–20°C) over the year. Rain is common, especially in autumn and winter, so waterproof layers and comfortable walking shoes are helpful.
When is the best time to visit Ballinasloe?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for visiting Ballinasloe, as temperatures are milder and outdoor festivals add local color. Early fall brings cultural events and changing landscapes around the town.
What are the best places to visit in Ballinasloe?
Frequently suggested spots in Ballinasloe include Garbally Demesne with its historic grounds, the local heritage centre, and tranquil walks along the River Suck. The town square and nearby religious sites also draw interest.
What are some hiking trails in Ballinasloe?
Nature enthusiasts often explore riverside trails along the River Suck, with flat paths suitable for walking or gentle hikes. Local woodlands and parklands provide additional opportunities for relaxed outdoor experiences.
What are some family activities we can do in Ballinasloe?
Families can enjoy the playgrounds in local parks, indoor swimming pools, and interactive visits to the heritage centre. Exploring riverside paths or attending seasonal fairs is also frequently suggested for visitors with children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Ballinasloe?
You can explore historic castles, nature reserves, or heritage towns located across County Galway and nearby counties. Visiting traditional craft villages, immersive museums, or taking a countryside walk are often recommended for a change of scenery.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Ballinasloe?
Many places to stay in Ballinasloe welcome pets, especially in areas near parks or on the town outskirts. Be sure to confirm individual property policies before booking, as amenities can vary.
What are some local tips for visiting Ballinasloe?
Locals often suggest packing layers and a waterproof jacket due to changeable weather. Exploring early in the morning is a great way to experience quieter streets, while sampling regional foods at markets and cafés is frequently recommended.
What is Ballinasloe known for?
Ballinasloe is known for its long-standing Horse Fair, vibrant agricultural traditions, and historic market town atmosphere. The town’s riverside settings and local sports culture are also core parts of its identity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Ballinasloe?
Discover tranquil pockets along the River Suck, lesser-known local gardens, and historic estates with unique architectural details. Small galleries and art studios around town often showcase work by regional creators.
What are the best foods to try in Ballinasloe?
Ballinasloe has hearty fare like Irish stew, locally made breads, and seasonal produce at its markets. Traditional pubs often serve regional cheeses, seafood chowder, and sweet treats influenced by County Galway recipes.
What should I bring for a trip to Ballinasloe?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, a waterproof jacket, and layers for changing temperatures. A compact umbrella and a travel adapter for electronics are also often useful when visiting Ballinasloe.
What is the nightlife in Ballinasloe like?
Ballinasloe’s nightlife includes cozy pubs with live music, welcoming lounges, and occasional community events. It is common to find traditional music sessions and relaxed venues where locals gather in the evenings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Ballinasloe?
The Ballinasloe Horse Fair is the most well-known event, drawing visitors interested in equestrian culture each autumn. Other suggested happenings include community arts festivals and seasonal fairs celebrating local crafts, music, and food.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Ballinasloe?
Ballinasloe has a range of family friendly accommodations, with many rentals providing spacious layouts, outdoor areas, or proximity to parks. It is easy to find options suitable for children in most neighborhoods and near the town center.
Destinations to explore
- Glamping Under The Stars
- Knock Shrine
- Thomond Park
- Galway Glamping
- The Burren National Park
- Lough Rynn Castle
- Bunratty Castle and Folk Park
- Galway City Museum
- Lough Boora Discovery Park
- King John's Castle
- Ashford Castle
- Birr Castle Demesne
- Spanish Arch
- Clonmacnoise
- Galway Atlantaquaria
- Coole Park
- Athlone Town Centre
- Brigit's Garden
- Galway Race Course
- Barna Woods
- Seán's Bar
- Lough Key Forest And Activity Park
- The Milk Market
- Rock Of Dunamase





