Sladen Lodge offers superb contemporary self-catering accommodation for large groups. It sleeps up to 16 adults in 7 en-suite bedrooms all with power showers. Guests can dine around one large table an...
Capri is a 5 bedroom chalet style family house, situated at the end of a cul-de-sac, overlooking the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch miniature steam Railway. New Romney station is just a 2 minute walk from...
Sayres House is a period, detached Cotswold stone house situated in a quiet hamlet with far reaching views and indoor swimming pool. The property was formerly a schoolhouse, but now with it?s manicure...
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Self-catering holiday cottages in County Armagh
The religious theme continues at the haunting Franciscan Friary. This medieval monastic settlement was burned in 1561, but the ruins remain as a testament to the monks' religious devotion. A great way to travel around Ireland and sightsee at your leisure is on a bicycle or motorbike. Natural beauty abounds at Lough Neagh. This enormous lake is home to many bird species and a haven for walking, cycling, horse riding and angling. Boat trips and sailing can be organised at the lovely Kinnego Marina. Those with a passion for historic houses will not be disappointed with Ardress House, a 17th century manor complete with working cobbled farmyard or The Argory, an early 19th century neo-classical mansion overlooking the River Blackwater. The city of Armagh has long associations with Celtic kings and St Patrick. The town is known for its Georgian architecture and popular visitor attractions such as the Armagh Planetarium, the Armagh County Museum and the Palace Stables Heritage Centre. |
Armagh has long been the spiritual heart of Ireland. It was here that St Patrick built his church in 444AD. The Christian traditonal remains in the splendid St Patrick's Church Of Ireland Cathedral. One of the treasures within the church are parts of an 11th century Celtic Cross and the remarkable 15th century stone altar in the Lady Chapel.