Irish Tourist Board Approved, 4 Star Rating
Phone: + 353 93 31163
Fax: +353 93 31528
Email: cooke@lisdonagh.com
http://www.lisdonagh.com/
Unsurpassed period accommodation deep in the heart of the North GalwayCountryside.
Approached through a winding tree-lined avenue, skirting fertile meadows,you leave behind the cares of the twentieth century and slip back in time toa more gently manly and leisurely age.
Entering the house into the magnificent chanderlised hallway, thehand painted wall murals depicting four virtues are original works by J. Ryancompleted in 1790.
Dating back to 1707 and intermittently used as a writers retreat thisGeorgian house had been lovingly restored and offers the guest every moderncomfort and convenience whilst retaining and old world charm.
The elegant, spacious and well proportioned bedrooms are individuallydecorated with period furniture and luxurious bathrooms.
With resident Cordon-Bleu Chef, the mouth watering food reflects thefreshness of the local country produce while its variety, range andsophistication satisfies the appetite of the more discerning guest.
Recreation & Amenities
Ideally situated in a recreational paradise the attractions of the areainclude:
Three of Ireland's great golf courses within easy reach - Galway Bay Golf &Country Club, Oughterard Golf Club and local clubs of Tuam and Ballinrobeare nearby.
Salmon and trout fishing in the great western lakes of Lough Corrib andLough Mask. Coarse fishing in the privately owned Lake Hackett can bearranged for your enjoyment.
Other attractions:
To stay in the holiday home of your dreams; the rates for bed and breakfastare:
| Per person sharing (Bed & breakfast) | £47 -£57 |
Exclusive rental in respect of this magnificent home, is as follows:
| High Season | £6,000 per week| Low Season | £4,200 per week | |
To experience gracious living in a perfect setting come and savour thememories of a sojourn at Lisdonagh House.
From Shannon: Take the (N18) to Galway. As you approach the cityat Oranmore (the second roundabout) take the road to Sligo (through Claregalway).After 16 miles turn left (R332/R333) towards Headford/ Caherlistrane. InCaherlistrane turn right at Queally's pub go approx. 2 miles before turningdown a signed bye road.
From Dublin: Take the N4 to Kinnegad. Follow the N6 to Galway then asabove as you approach the city of Galway follow the directions as above.