Teach Nancy Cottage Gortahork: Within view and walking distance of the beautiful crescent shaped sandy beach known as Magheroarty Strand. This is a large 4 bedroom cottage with the capacity to sleep up to 14. Recently built, it includes all modern amenities; and there are great frontal sea views and inland views including Mt Errigal.

Gortahork

Teach Nancy Cottage :: Facilities

Teach Nancy Cottage :: Gortahork, Donegal 

Teach Nancy Cottage ::

Tariff 2008

Teach Nancy is a large holiday cottage with four bedrooms and a capacity to sleep up to fourteen. It is recently built, and the grounds have just been landscaped. There are two upstairs bedrooms, each with an en-suite, two downstairs bedrooms, a playroom that can serve as an extra bedroom, a bathroom, kitchen, separate dining room, a lounge with an open fireplace, utility room, hallway and a spacious landing area.

The kitchen is fully fitted with all the usual modern appliances; and bed linen, towels, central heating and electricity are all included.

The cottage lies on an elevated section of a low hill, and enjoys superb views overlooking an inlet known as Ballyness Bay, Finlays Bar (not a pub), and the Dooey Peninsula; - the landward side of the fabulous Magheroarty Beach.It is situated about 1.5km north west of the village of Gortahork, on a side road off the main coastal road (R257) just after it branches off the main N56, where it turns south, towards Gweedore.

Gortahork (Gort a' Choirce) lies in the north west of county Donegal, and the name comes from the Irish for ' the field of the oats'. It lies in the Irish speaking 'Gaeltacht'; and with Falcarragh, forms part of the district known as Cloughaneely. Although off the beaten track, it is lively at night, with good restaurants, a world famous traditional pub Teach Billie, a Pizza/Piano Wine Bar & Amharclann Uí Shearcaigh (Theatre O Searcaigh). 

Gortahork has been home to the 'Guth Gafa Documentary Film Festival' since 2006. The festival runs in May, and in its first year screened 30 films from 15 different countries. There are two supermarkets, a post office, a florist and a craft shop. Two hotels; - Óstán an Bear Mór with a bar and gourmet restaurant, and Óstán Loch Altan; a newly refurbished 40-bedroom hotel.

Donegal/Carrickfinn Airport is just ten miles away.
If looking at breathtaking scenery, chatting with local people about bygone years, walking on miles & miles of golden beaches, and passing nights of music & craic in local pubs is for you, then Gortahork is your natural choice.

Activities:
Being so close to the coast, one can not fail to mention that Magheroarty Beach is one of Irelands prime kite and windsurfing locations.
Anglers will have a great choice of many lakes and rivers in the area; - and there are plentiful supplies of fish in the surrounding sea.
Golfers will find excellent links courses at Falcarragh (3km), Dunfanaghy (12km), and Gweedore (12km).
Walking and Climbing: with Mt Errigal & Muckish close by, climbers may want to try both! A favourite walk is from the foot of Mt Errigal to the shores of Lough Altan. Several organised walks take place throughout the year.

Attractions:
Beaches; especially Magheroarty and Falcarragh.
Tory Island; - take the ferry from the Magheroarty Pier.
Glenveigh National Park. Dunlewy activity centre. Ards Forest Park. - and 'much more'...

	euro per week
July/August/Easter	650
May/June/Sept/Oct	600
rest of year	450
weekend (2 nights)	200
bank holiday weekend (3 nights)	300
Christmas/New Year	650

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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