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A group of chickens is seen foraging on lush green grass. The scene is surrounded by tall shrubs, providing a natural backdrop. The chickens exhibit varied postures, with some pecking at the ground while others are positioned in the background.

Farm stay in County Clare

5 out of 5 average rating, 106 reviews

The Roost - Cozy Cottage on Organic Farm

Cozy self-catering cottage on an Organic Farm in the unique Burren landscape in Co. Clare. Spacious gardens and mature orchard with fire pit, barbeque and sauna (extra cost) with plunge pool. There are two gorgeous dogs on the premises. Learn how eggs, honey, fruit and vegetables are being produced. 2km from Kilmacduagh Abbey, 10km from the seaside. Fantastic location for walks and road trips along the Wild Atlantic Way. The barn is newly renovated fully equipped kitchen and fiber internet .

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Home in Cloghaundine

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

Spectacular ocean views minutes to Cliffs of Moher

Clahane Shore Lodge is a coastal property with an abundance of windows that embrace the amazing views of the Ocean. Take it easy & listen to the ocean from our spectacular sea facing patios . The ideal setting for walks along the coast, visiting the Cliffs of Moher with all the amenities of Liscannor-seafood restaurants and traditional music pubs. It is perfect for visiting Lahinch Beach, Doolin, Aran Islands & The Burren. A haven of peace and tranquility, the ideal place to relax and unwind.

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The rustic stone exterior of the barn is highlighted by a black front door and two small windows. A gravel path leads to the entrance, flanked by planters with greenery. The surrounding area features trees and a neatly maintained garden space.

Barn in County Galway

5 out of 5 average rating, 208 reviews

Clifden, The Barn on the Wild Atlantic Way.

The Barn is a unique old stone barn but modern, with an open plan sitting/kitchen/ eating area with cathedral ceiling and a long narrow window overlooking the Salt Lake to one side, a small window looking down to the sea on the other. There are two bedrooms and a wet room style bathroom (no bathtub) but plenty of hot water and underfloor heating. It is wonderfully quiet, a real retreat for those who just want to escape. Hi speed fibre optic internet. Sorry, not suitable for pets or children

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Cottage in Killeen, Corofin, Ennis

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 148 reviews

4 Guests Close Cliffs Moher, Burren,Ennis, Lahinch

Cullinan House also known as Traditional Farmhouse is the original farmhouse for the Cullinan family going back many generations. It now sits along side The Old Cowshed which has been converted to living accommodation. Both are set on a 20 acre traditional farm overlooking the Burren National Park. The property is 5 min by car from the Village of Corofin and 14 minutes from Ennis the county town of County Clare. The Wild Atlantic Way and Cliffs of Moher are within 20 minutes of the property.

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Chalet in County Mayo

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 178 reviews

Unique Hot-tub Chalet with Balcony Views

ÈALÚ direct Irish translation for ESCAPE is the name of this unique place. This little oasis is positioned on a south facing hill, overlooking a wide expanse of valley, tucked away from everything but yet a 5min drive from Westport Town. A wood-fired hot tub sits on the spacious deck, overlooking the valley. After bathing in the hot tub make your way up the external staircase to the balcony (which connects to the bedroom), where you can relax in the hammock and take in the amazing views.

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Apartment in County Clare

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

The Old Brewery

Ideal for walkers, Glennagalliagh (Valley of the Hags) is situated on the East Clare Way. The sheltered valley is nestled in the foothills of the Slieve Bernagh Mountains with Clare's highest peak; Moylussa (532m) standing behind. The apartment is a converted brewery with views towards the Ardclooney River and the hills above. 4 miles from the picturesque riverside town of Killaloe/Ballina and pubs, cafes, restaurants, boutiques, markets, fishing and watersports/beaches of Lough Derg.

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A calm coastal scene features a grassy area with gentle slopes leading down to the water's edge. The sun sets on the horizon, reflecting golden light across the bay. A dog rests in the foreground, surrounded by natural greenery, while the distant hills create a serene backdrop.

Guest suite in County Clare

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Burren Seaview Suites # 1

With stunning views of Galway Bay, this luxurious ensuite studio is tucked away on a very private and beautifully landscaped acre lot. A three-minute walk down our road takes you to the waterfront. A lovely hiking trail is just up the hill past St. Patrick's Church. Located in the village of New Quay on the scenic Wild Atlantic Way, we are on the route to Ballyvaughan and the Ciffs of Moher. (A car is necessary - we are in a very beautiful rural area with very limited public transport.)

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A serene pathway is lined with lush trees, leading towards a charming house nestled in a green landscape. Sunlight filters through the leaves, illuminating the inviting entrance, set against a backdrop of natural beauty.

Home in An Spidéal

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Spiddal, near Galway. On the Wild Atlantic Way.

Situated within 30 minutes of Galway, ours is an old building converted into a characterful house. Stunning views. Flexible accommodation for 4 to 8 persons. Very family oriented with a TV/Playroom with toys etc Also suitable for 2 people but for a minimum stay of 5 nights. Common areas are spacious . Very large garden. Wood burning stove. On the edge of Spiddal Village. Easy access to Connemara and the Cliffs of Moher. Less than 3 hours drive from Dublin. 1.5 hours from Shannon.

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A whimsical hedgehog figurine is displayed on a kitchen countertop, holding a wooden sign that reads 'Welcome.' The figurine features a light brown body with textured spines, adding a playful touch to the space.

Home in Galway

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews

Carraig Country House

Peaceful family country house just off the Wild Atlantic Way. Our house represents what we love the most - art, cooking, gardening, comfort and uniqueness. We hope you make Carraig Country House your home for a duration of your stay here. The house is a great base for exploring many stunning places this region has to offer. From one side dramatic Burren, from the other beautiful, vast Connemara, in the middle Galway town, We will be very happy to host you in our house!

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A cat is perched atop a stone wall, silhouetted against a bright sunset. The expansive green fields extend into the background, framed by rolling hills under a partially cloudy sky. The sunlight creates a warm glow, adding a serene atmosphere to the landscape.

Guesthouse in Oughtmama

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Burren chalet - beautiful space, fabulous location

Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space. The chalet is nestled at the foot of Oughtmama Mountain amongst ash, hazel, and whitethorn trees. It's the perfect location for walking on the Burren pavement, caving, rock climbing, foraging on the shore, or swimming in the Atlantic. You can enjoy a delicious meal and a pint in one of the many great pubs or restaurants in the area, or you can shop in one of the local farmer's markets and cook up a storm in the chalet.

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A charming stone structure is shown, featuring a white door with a window beside it. Colorful flowers in a pot adorn the exterior, and a gravel pathway leads towards the building. Lush greenery surrounds the property, under a bright, partly cloudy sky.

Guest suite in County Clare

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 320 reviews

Peaceful rural retreat, converted farmhouse barn.

Recently renovated, this stylish, open plan barn conversion is set in the idyllic rural landscape of County Clare. It adjoins my 150 year old stone farmhouse, and offers a self-contained holiday space ideal for those who like peace and quiet 'off the beaten track'. The clever use of space means you have your own kitchen, dining and sleeping area with a small en suite shower/toilet and the living space includes a unique Bluthner grand piano for the musically minded!

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Two friendly alpacas are seen in a grassy field, with one being led by a harness and leash. A scenic backdrop of a lake and rolling hills is visible in the distance, enhancing the natural feel of the farm environment.

Hut in Curraghduff Middle

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 296 reviews

Glamping and Alpaca Farm: Connemara Hut

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Curraghduff Farm offers unique alpaca experiences and now welcomes you to stay. This self catering glamping site is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the great outdoors. We have 3 individually themed huts on site but they are spaced out enough to ensure privacy. The glamping site is based on a small farm with alpacas, chickens, pygmy goats and sheep.