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This newly renovated cosy cottage boasts a countryside setting, 4 miles from Ballacolla village, 5 miles from the heritage town of Abbeyleix. The cottage has been lovingly restored to its former glory and has been finished to a very high standard with the added bonus of a 2nd lounge which has a wood burning stove. This is a fisherman's paradise with the River Nore 7 miles which is famous for salmon. For great days out why not head to Dublin or take a drive to the Sunny South East, a day at the races in the Curragh or an afternoon in the Japanese gardens.
For more information, please check out   www.Lyons-Cottage.com
Shop. Pub. Restaurant 4 miles. Beach 66 miles.
GF: lounge/diner, 2nd lounge, utility room, double, kingsize double, single, bathroom (also ensuite to kingsize double) with separate shower.
Electricity and oil central heating included, wood burner with starter pack, linen and towels included, welcome pack, high chair, travel cot, TV, dvd player, radio, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, w/machine, partially enclosed garden, garden seat, private off road parking. One small pet welcome.
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This is a fisherman's paradise - Two of the main rivers in Ireland run through Laois – the Nore and the Barrow (which rises in the Slieve Blooms) among other rivers. Laois is also renowned for the Grand Canal and its many well-stocked lakes.
The game and coarse angler are well catered for in this hidden haven in the heart of Ireland . The river Barrow is well known as a game and coarse angling river for salmon, brown trout, roach, rudd, perch and tench. The river Nore provides excellent fishing and has good pike and salmon stocks. Coarse anglers are spoilt for choice between canals, rivers and a vast number of scenic lakes.
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This newly renovated cosy cottage boasts a countryside setting, 4 miles from Ballacolla village, 5 miles from the heritage town of Abbeyleix. The cottage has been lovingly restored to its former glory and has been finished to a very high standard with the added bonus of a 2nd lounge which has a wood burning stove. This is a fisherman's paradise with the River Nore 7 miles which is famous for salmon. For great days out why not head to Dublin or take a drive to the Sunny South East, a day at the races in the Curragh or an afternoon in the Japanese gardens.
For more information, please check out   www.Lyons-Cottage.com
Shop. Pub. Restaurant 4 miles. Beach 66 miles.
GF: lounge/diner, 2nd lounge, utility room, double, kingsize double, single, bathroom (also ensuite to kingsize double) with separate shower.
Electricity and oil central heating included, wood burner with starter pack, linen and towels included, welcome pack, high chair, travel cot, TV, dvd player, radio, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, w/machine, partially enclosed garden, garden seat, private off road parking. One small pet welcome.
Extra Details...
This is a fisherman's paradise - Two of the main rivers in Ireland run through Laois – the Nore and the Barrow (which rises in the Slieve Blooms) among other rivers. Laois is also renowned for the Grand Canal and its many well-stocked lakes.
The game and coarse angler are well catered for in this hidden haven in the heart of Ireland . The river Barrow is well known as a game and coarse angling river for salmon, brown trout, roach, rudd, perch and tench. The river Nore provides excellent fishing and has good pike and salmon stocks. Coarse anglers are spoilt for choice between canals, rivers and a vast number of scenic lakes.
More details of this self-catering holiday accommodation in Laois, Ireland »
