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Corrib Wave Guesthouse

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Corrib Wave Guesthouse

A fisherman's dream, Michael and Maria Healy’s unpretentious, neatly maintained waterside guesthouse offers warm, family hospitality, comfortable accommodation, an open turf fire to relax by and real home cooking

Rooms 10 (all en-suite, 4 shower only, 2 family, 5 ground floor, all no smoking); B&B from €42.50pps, ss €10. free wifi; children welcome (under 4s free in parents room, cot available free of charge). Breakfast 7.30am-9.30am. Residents D 7pm, €23; house wine €19. Dogs permitted (staying in outhouse/kennel). Fly fishing; garden; walking. Closed 1 Dec-1 Feb. MasterCard, Visa.

Rooms are regularly redecorated and have phone, tea/coffee-making, TV, radio and a double and single bed; some are suitable for families.

Maria cooks dinner for guests - fresh trout and salmon from the lake, Irish stew, bacon & cabbage - just the kind of thing people want.

And best of all at Corrib Wave is the location – stunningly beautiful, with utter peace and tranquillity. Golf and horse riding nearby and everything to do with fishing organised for you. And music in the village pubs in the evening.

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Activities
Facilities/Features

Boat Trips
Fishing (coarse nearby)
Fishing (coarse on site)
Fishing (Fly Fishing nearby)
Fishing (Fly Fishing)

Fishing (Sea Angling nearby)
Forest / Woodland with trails nearby
Garden Visits (nearby)
Gardens (Outstanding)
Golf nearby

Horse Racing nearby
Mountain Biking nearby
Walking (established walks)
Walking - Hillwalking (recommended routes or guides available)

Broadband WI/FI
Broadband WI/FI (No Charge)
Budget Accommodation (under €100 for two)
Dogs - good walking nearby (offlead)
Dogs permitted - staying in outhouse / kennel

Family Friendly
Ground Floor Bedrooms (accessible for less able)
Heli-Pad
Location - By a lake
Location - Peaceful

Location - Scenic
Location - Waterside
No Smoking Establishment
Romantic Venue
Smoking Area Covered

Last Updated: 15-03-2019

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