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20Th 2019 Tubbercurry Co. Sligo Ireland FAILTE IRELAND APPROVED GUEST HOUSES 00353 (0)86 8271088 Children under 12charge €6 Accommodation in Tubbercurry Email: [email protected] www.thechurchview.com Mary Morahan Walsh 3 Bedroomed House Ballymote Rd. 7 min. walk to town Coill Dara House 3 Dbl rooms ***€40-€45pps Anne & J.J O’Grady 4 Dbl. rooms ***€25 pps Email: [email protected] Ph. 087 9300066 Ballina Rd. Tubbercurry Single room *** €60 Main St.Coolaney, Co Sligo. (incls. light breakfast) Tel: 353(0)872597700 Email:[email protected] ALSO Mary Henry 3 Bedroomed House Reservations www:coilldarahouse.ie 2 self catering houses 1x 4 bedroom/3 bathroom & Ropefield, self-catering 1x 5 bedroom/3 bathroom Tel. 071 –9167211 Ballinacarrow, Tubbercurry - 7 miles form Tubbercurry Joan Brett 1 Triple room ***€30 pp Email: [email protected] Ph. 087 2340573 Ph. 00353(0)71 9184300/087 2888102 Charlestown Road 2 Dbl. rooms*** €30pp Tubbercurry 1 Twin room *** €30pp OTHER ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE 2019 Eileen Murtagh 1 Dbl. Room ensuite Tel: 00353(0)719185100 Email: [email protected] Mary Henry 1 Dbl. Room €40 room rate ‘Rosemount’ 1 Dbl. Room with Hand basin ‘West Haven’ 1 Twin room €25pps Tubbercurry Town centre Self catering facilities available Teresa Kelly, 3 Rooms*** all €33pps Achonry, TubbercurryTel. 00353(0)71-9184300/087-2888102 Ph. 087 2252290 “Pine Grove” 1 Family room ( 1 Dbl. + 1 Single) Ballina Road 1 Twin Room***€33pps Mary Kennedy 1 Double Room ***€32pps Padraic & Loretta Neary 2 Dbl. rooms Tubbercurry 1 Triple room (3 Single beds) ‘Cinraoi’ 1 Twin room *** €32pps Sligo Rd. 1 Twin Room Tel: 00353(0)719185235 Email: [email protected] Ballymote Road,, Tubbercurry 1 Dbl. rm. with sink €30pps Tubbercurry, Co. Sligo. Ph. 087 6815956 Tel: 071-9185268 1 Twin room with sink €30pps Murphy’s 3***Hotel 20 ensuite Rooms Walking distance of Tubbercurry Martin Gavigan. Self catering 3 bedroom house, Main St. Rooms ***€40 p.p.sharing Doomore, Tubercurry, Approx. 5 mins drive Tubercurry Tubbercurry Family rms *** €99 room Kay Allen B & B (No Vacancies)Dbl Room ensuite €32 p.p. Eircode F91 H2F1 recently refurbished. Sleeps up to 7 Email: [email protected] www.murphyshotel.ie Station View, Tubbercurry 1Dbl. Room share bathroom people. Ideal for family. Gardens & parking available. Tel & Fax. 00353 (0)719185598/0874182193 €30p.p. Ph. 087 9819341/071 9302594 Ph. 086 3885907 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] (Guide Dogs welcome) Cawley’s Guesthouse Hotel Rooms*** €80 Dbl. occupancy Lorraine Feely Self-catering Cottage Bar & Restaurant Single €60 Kitty King Self catering (sleeps 4) Tubbertelly, Tubbercurry Co. Sligo. Sleeps 4 Tubbercurry Ballymote Rd. 2 B/R Apartment.Town centre 2 miles from Tubercurry town centre Email: [email protected] Tubbercurry Ph. 00353(0)71 9185057/087 2796613 Ph. 00353 87 6779836 Email: Tel. 00353(0)719185025 www.cawleysguesthouse.com Dermot & Monica Mooney 2 Dbl. Rooms ***. €32.50pps Sandy O’Hara Luxury self catering 4 bedroom Masshill 1 Dbl. Rm Standard €32.50 newly renovated and extended farmhouse. Sleeps 8-10 *** En Suite Accommodation Tubbercurry. 1 Twin Rm Standard €32.50 Knockahoney 5 miles Tubbercurry FAILTE IRELAND APPROVED ACCOMMODATION 7-8 miles Tubbercurry Guest sittingroom Aclare. Email: [email protected] outside Tubbercurry Tel (071) 9181920 /087 1362703 Phone 0033608633785 Yeats County Inn Hotel 20 ensuite Rooms Email: oxmountaincamp@gmail,com Hotel, Restaurant & Bar Rooms ***€40 p.p.sharing ‘The Hill’ Hotel. Gurteen 12 Bedrooms Curry, Tubbercurry Family rooms *** Peadar Kennedy (Town centre)5 Dbl Rooms (all ensuite) 15 min drive Tubbercurry & 1 min walk from Coleman Centre Ph. 094 9255050 Single rooms Circular Road, Tubbercurry Tea making facilities. Bed & Breakfast & restaurant. Ph. 0035371 9182882 Email: [email protected] 087 – 2202253/071 9120941 Dbl. €50 & Single €40 Email:[email protected] www.yeatscountyinn.com Pat & Rita McCarrick (NO VACANCIES) Rockview House 4 Star Holiday Home Maeve Fallon B&B Moy River B&B 10Kms. From Tubbercurry Craggagh, Carracastle, Charlestown. Self-catering. Haggart Lodge Cloonacool, Tubbercurry www.moyriver.com Tel: 00353 87 9934338/87 3791837 Lislea, Aclare, Tel:071 9121902/087 2512030 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Co. Sligo Tel: 00353(0)71 9181954/087-9671339 SELF CATERING TYPE ACCOMMODATION Annette Monaghan Self-catering Cottage Email: [email protected] www.haggartlodge.ie Catherine Egan Self contained apt. Aclare, Co. Sligo. Sleeps 6 Behy adjoining Owners residence Ph. 00353 87 7472835 Jackie Conlon 4 * B & B Bonniconlon Road Contains 1 Slg. & 1 Dbl Room. “Church View” 5 Bedrooms ***€35pps Ballina, Co. Mayo All mod. cons. Private car Park Gurteen Village, Co. Sligo Children under 3 Free Tel 096 70224 Fax 096 70241 Email: [email protected] Sinead Duffy, Ballaghy, Co. Mayo (15 mins drive) Bedroom in Apartment suitable for 1 or 2 persons rd (own bathroom) Ph. 087 6622926 33 South Sligo Email: [email protected] SUMMER SCHOOL Richard Midleton, Tubbercurry. 3 B/R House Walking distance of town €350 per week OF Ph. 086 0552118 IRISH TRADITIONAL Paul Murphy, Tubbercurry. 2 Houses for let MUSIC, SONG & DANCE Close to town & Golf course. th th Email: [email protected] July 14 - 20 2019 Tel & Fax. 00353 (0)719185598/0874182193 Tubbercurry Linnan House, Achonry, Tubbercurry 2 Dbl. rooms (room only)available Co. Sligo 10 mins. Drive Tubbercurry, Ph. 087 9637149 Email:[email protected] Ireland Email:[email protected] [email protected] Camping: Summer School enquiries contact Willowbrook (Ballaghadreena) 094 986 1307 00353(0)719120912/9128982 or 087 Strandhill: 071 9168111 9604146/087 2595985 Visitor Information Rosses point: 071 9177113 Enniscrone: 096 36132 Office 00353(0)870936616 Easky: 087 6186866, 087 2633521 Aughris: 071 9176465 Notice: Lough Key (Boyle) 071 966 2212 Failte Ireland approved4 Accommodation may Beleek (Ballina) 096 71533 be booked through Failte Ireland Tel: 00353(0)719161201 or with Home Owner. For all other Accommodation please book direct with home owner on details provided. .
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