Cottages in Doon

'Great place to stay in Ireland. Lots of fun. My grandmother was born in Ireland near here. Visited with cousins. First Near Shannon. Then in Tipperary. Went north to visit the Caldwell Castle. My daughter-in-law's name is Caldwell. Snodgrass is a Scotch/Irish name, but my father converted to Catholicism. We went to Giant's Causeway. We had seen it before, but my daughter-in-law wanted to see it. Finished up at Arhelow House. Visited with cousins the night before because my one cousin was leaving...

'Beautiful all around! The cottage was so cozy, the surroundings were so serene and the host was so sweet and very eager to help in any way that we needed! Thank you so much for lending us your beautiful property! Our stay in Ireland was amazing!'

'A quirky and eclectic house, not the for tall of stature. It's a traditional style of Irish country cottage set in a gorgeous Limerick valley. If you like country living and a break from the mundane, this is a good choice. Watch out for the oil heating bill at the end though.'

'This was a phenomenal stay in Ireland. Peaceful, inspiring, and recharging. I am writing a book, so this place and welcoming family provided wholesome family time and was idyllic for a bit of creative writing.'

'The cottage was very comfortable. It had everything we needed to make ourselves at home. The location was central to all the places we visited. We enjoyed our daily drives through the countryside and having a relaxing place to stay when we returned each evening. On our final day, we enjoyed touring the local area and found that there was plenty to do in or near Mountshannon. It was nice taking a break from driving. The hosts were friendly and welcoming. Unfortunately we had to leave a day early...

'It feels like home to stay in Cooga cottage. We have a wonderfull time. Owner Tom is very kind, such a nice man! Were coming back next year!'

'James was the consummate host. While the unit could be called country cottage simple, the welcome was all one might expect in the form of warm Irish hospitality. Situated on the outskirts of Mountshannon, you do need transport, but with car in hand you will be able to visit the highlights of the region. just bare in mind local 'R' roads can be narrow with high hedges, and meeting commercial traffic might test your nerves. However, think cautiously, drive slowly and all will be well. The nearby...

'Très bonne impression. Lieu tranquille.'

'As youngsters we had access to a cabin such as this, it has everything one needs for creating pleasant, lifelong memories.'

'Très bon séjour, bon accueil et dans ce vieux cottage la sensation d’être chez soi. Situation top pour visiter le sud de l’irlande'