Oisín Holiday Home - Culdaff: Is a delightful semi-detached double storey holiday home in the Stoneywood complex in Culdaff. It is within close walking distance of the village, shops, and McGrory's, and just over 1km from Culdaff Beach. Its location is also near the R238, making it an ideal touring base in a quiet and peaceful location.

Culdaff

Oisín Holiday Home :: Facilities

Oisín Holiday Home :: Culdaff, Donegal 

Oisín Holiday Home ::

Tariff 2008

Oisín is a semi-detached double storey holiday home in the 'Stoneywood' complex in Culdaff. The cottage, like all the others in the complex, faces inward, onto a large open circular 'green', which is surrounded with newly planted trees, and would be a secure communal play area for children. The holiday home also features its own fully enclosed rear garden.

There are three upstairs bedrooms to sleep five, a main bathroom and a utility room toilet, A spacious fully equipped kitchen and dining area, entrance hall, landing, utility room and a lounge with an open fireplace.
The cottage is fully insulated, double glazed and has oil-fired central heating. Outside; the front of the property consists of a driveway, which will accommodate two cars.

The back yard is south facing, and is a much larger space, suitable as a play area, and with a patio area outside the kitchen. The yard faces onto a large open farmers field, where you can occasionally see sheep grazing. There is a useful garden shed for storing fishing gear, golf equipment, surf boards, bicycles, etc.

Culdaff is a small village on the north coast of the Inishowen Peninsula. It's name is from the Irish for 'the corner of two fords'; - which was how the river was crossed before the bridge was built. It has a long history, going back to about the 7th century, with early Christian settlements, and probably even earlier, with the evidence of 'megalithic' structures in the area.

The most popular attraction in the village is almost certainly 'McGrory's'. The establishment boasts two unique bars:- The Front Bar which is noted for a fine selection of quality food and drink, traditional Irish music and a friendly Irish welcome, while 'The Backroom' is famous throughout Ireland and beyond for its range and quality of music and entertainment. The Backroom can also be used for weddings, conferences, meetings etc. Mc Grory's Restaurant caters for up to sixty diners in a comfortable yet stylish setting.

Other local establishments include the Caratra Lodge; with a bar and restaurant, opposite the beach car park; and the Culdaff Arms, a pub in the village, which has a lively reputation for modern and traditional music.

The White Strand is the name of Culdaff's blue flag beach. An ideal place for bathing, and has a well equipped children's play area near the car park. A picturesque fishing harbour on the west side of the beach called Bunagee Pier, is a popular venue from which anglers can cast a line. The more serious angler may want to consider hiring a fully licensed deep sea fishing boat. Boating enthusiasts may want to use this harbour, which has deep water anchorage and a slipway.

Other activities and attractions in the area include:
Bird watching; - There is a local bird sanctuary on the estuary, before the beach.
Paint Balling, Walking, Pony trekking, Cycling, Golf (at Ballyliffin.)
Visit Malin Head; Irelands most northerly point: Or take a longer drive on the 'Inishowen 100' around the peninsula.

	euro per week
July/August/Easter	550
May/June/Sept/Oct	500
rest of year	400
weekend (2 nights)	250
bank holiday weekend (3 nights)	300
Christmas/New Year	450

Booking deposit (non-refundable) of euro100 per week - with balance to be paid six weeks prior to the letting period.

- linen supplied free of charge (please supply own towels)
- electricity included
- central heating included
- check in 4pm, check out 11am
- rental Sat – Sat except by special arrangement

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