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Special accommodation rates for Castlegregory Walking Festival 7-8-9 October 2011 Sheila Rohan Mary Kelliher, Castle House B&B Kellihers B&B, Maharees Road The Station, Castlegregory, Kerry, Ireland Castlegregory, County Kerry, 00353 667139183 Ireland. e-mail [email protected] www.castlehouse-bnb.com +353-66-7139295, Email: [email protected] Web: www.kellihersbandb.com €25 per person per night including Breakfast €25 per person per night including Breakfast Catherine Lyons Old Ship Inn Orchard House Castlegregory Main Street 00353 667139164 Castlegregory E-mail [email protected] +353 (0)66 7107279 www.oldshipinn.ie €25 per person per night including Breakfast €32.5 Twin/double per person per night €40 single including Breakfast Helen Besseling Tralee Bay Holiday Village Netherlands Strand Road Castlegregory Aughacasla 0035366 7139187 [email protected] + 353 876980119 www.traleebay.com +353 66 7139719 +353 087 2376001 €25 per person per night including Breakfast €25Twin/double per person per night €40 single including Breakfast Prices quoted are on a room sharing basis. A limited number of singles are available. House to let, 2 double rooms en-suite Sea Mount House B&B Maryann Heidtke Cappatique, Conor Pass Road Forge Road Castlegregory Castlegregory, Kerry, Ireland e-mail [email protected] Contact : Paula Walsh 00353 66 7139229 Dog friendly. Village centre 00353 669152328 after 6pm 00353 87 6166046 www.seamounthouse.com €160 2 nights €25 per person per night including Breakfast Catherine Griffin Mary Ferriter Palm Beach Beenoskee B&B Goulane Cappateige, Connor Pass Road Castlegregory Castlegregory, Co Kerry Co Kerry 00353 66 7139263 00353 667139147 00353 863527678 e-mail [email protected] www.griffinspalmbeach.net e-mail [email protected] www.beenoskee.com €25 per person per night including Breakfast €25 per person per night including Breakfast Noreen Lynch The Shores Country House B&B Fort Farm Cappatigue Goulane Castlegregory, Kerry, Ireland Castlegregory, Co Kerry. Contact : Annette O'Mahony 00353 66 7139196 0 0353 66 7139293 00353 66 7139195 www. fortfarmhouse.com www.theshorescountryhouse.com e-mail [email protected] e-mail [email protected] €25 per person per night including Breakfast €25Twin/double per person per night €40 single including Breakfast Ml & Mary Ellen Flynn Fitzgerald’s Euro Hostel Castlegregory Bedrock Stradballly 00353 667139060 Castlegregory Co. Kerry 00353 667139401 TBA www.bedrockkerry.com e-mail [email protected] €25Twin/double per person per night €35 single including Breakfast Deirdre Finn Castlegregory email: [email protected] visit: www.daft.ie/617378 087-2694923 House to let. 2 double beds 2 single beds. €15 per person per night Prices quoted are on a room sharing basis. A limited number of singles are available. .

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