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Holiday
Home
Self Catering (Rental)
Accommodation
Bohola, County Mayo,
Ireland
Available for long or short term rental
Holiday home (sleeps up to 8 people) to let all year
round. Situated in a nice location at Bohola - a village
that enjoys world fame as the birthplace of William O'Dwyer,
Mayor of New York 1946 - 1950 and Paul O'Dwyer, Attorney and
NYC politician.
Centrally located for touring the west of Ireland or just
enjoying a leisurely, relaxing away-from-it-all holiday. A
short drive to the village of Straide, birthplace of Michael
Davitt founder of the Land league in 1879. Less than 10
minutes drive to the National Museum of Folk Life at
Turlough Park House.
Convenient to the famous fishing River Moy and Callow
Lakes. Approx 40 mins drive to beautiful sandy beaches at
Enniscrone and Westport and within easy reach of a number of
small secluded sandy coves around the lakes at nearby
Pontoon.
Facilities
- 3 Bedrooms
- Bathroom with shower
- Kitchen - all mod cons
- Solid fuel open fire in living room, colour TV
- Oil fired central heating
- Bed linen supplied
- Heat & electricity included in price
- Private parking
Amenities locally
- Fishing
- Golf - inlcuding new 18 hole Edgebrook Golf Course -
5 min drive.
- Horse Riding
- Country walks
- Scenic location
Within Easy Reach
- Castlebar - multi-screen cinema, go-karting, bowling,
swimming pool
- Foxford - Woollen Mills & Visitor Centre
- Swinford
- Kiltimagh
- Knock International Airport
- Knock Shrine
Weekly Rates
- July/August euro300
- Rest of year euro250
Contact
Concepta O'Brien
Rathruane
Bohola
County Mayo
Ireland
Tel: + 353 94 938 4418
E-mail: rathruane@mayo-ireland.ie
(Please give your name, Tel/Fax and address)
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Self Catering (Rental) accommodation, Rathruane, Bohola, County
Mayo, Ireland