Be it cottage, glamping pod or house, these cosy AirBnBs in Irish-speaking areas are the perfect retreat …

Tranquil Cabin with Sea Views, Achill Island
This recently renovated wooden cabin on Achill Island offers stunning views of Keel Lough and the Minaun Cliffs. It sits on one acre of land at the foot of the Slievemore mountain on Achill Island. Two beautiful beaches are just a short drive away, making it an ideal spot to relax and unwind.
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Kilronan Holiday Home, Aran Islands
This cosy guest house for four people with ensuites is conveniently located a short walk to the ferry terminal, and a bar and restaurant with live music every night during high season on Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands in Galway Bay. Outdoor seating and BBQ facilities are also available.

Cosy Cabin By The Sea, Donegal
This two-person modern cabin perched on rugged landscape with a view of both the mountains and sea is a perfect stay for Seachtain na Gaeilge. With capacity for two guests, it offers a rich Gaeltacht culture complete with breathtaking surroundings that can be taken in from a private and peaceful patio. Only a five-minute walk to a pristine beach.

Cold Water Town House, Donegal
This stunning stay for four guests is located in Baile Ui Fhuaruisce or Ballyhoorisky, a town in the Donegal Gaeltacht region. Its English translation is ‘Cold Water Town’. Surrounded by dozens of beaches and surf spots, it is the embodiment of the wild Irish coastline in one of the most beautiful corners of Ireland. Warm up afterwards in a glass-walled, custom-built barrel sauna, made from Estonian cedar wood, with panoramic views over the North Atlantic.

The Black Cottage, Connemara, Galway
With capacity for five guests, An Teachín Dubh is perfectly situated for exploring Connemara, the Wild Atlantic Way, and the Aran Islands, while the vibrant city of Galway is only 30 minutes away. Guests will appreciate the warm hospitality of a welcome hamper on arrival, plus great restaurants nearby. Just a 5 minute walk from a Blue Flag beach. an EV car charger is available too, should you need it.

Lios An Uisce Cottage, Connemara, Galway
A traditionally styled home with thatched roof and whitewashed walls, this is a fantastic getaway for up to six people. The charming, ‘real-world’ escape is situated on the shores of the majestic Cashel Bay in the heart of Connemara. With a layout over two levels, with winding stairs, this classic interior will inspire relaxation.

This charming cottage can comfortably fit five guests. Tucked away in the foothills of Joyce Country, it’s encircled by the picturesque Lough Mask, Lough Corrib, and the smaller Lough Na Fooey. The area offers a variety of outdoor activities, from leisurely walks or hikes to fishing and kayaking adventures.

Built on a half-acre in 1850, this welcoming escape for four guests is situated in the calming countryside of Ballintubber in the Barony of Cara, providing a quiet place to relax after a day of exploring. Ballintubber Abbey, and Moore Hall House and grounds are nearby, with Castlebar town within driving distance.

Traditional Stone Cottage, Kerry
Close to the Wild Atlantic Way, Ring of Kerry, Dark Sky Reserve, Valentia Island, and the Skelligs, on sea sports walking routes, this secluded haven for artists has room for a canvas and easel. Capacity for six guests, three bedrooms, three beds and four and a half bathrooms. The cottage can sleep up to six people, making it an ideal option for bigger groups and families.

Premium Glamping Pod, Waterford
This glamping pod for up to four guests boasts breathtaking views of the Comeragh Mountains and a river, with the Gaeltacht area of Dungarvan nearby. The onsite shared communal space has multiple full kitchen facilities, extra showers and bathrooms, dining area, lounge and deck. Country SPA included in price, this includes seating areas, panoramic barrel sauna, and jacuzzi. Book breakfast, a barbecue, or s’mores experience to complete the stay.
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