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Sector Property Reg Number Account Name Rating Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City/Town Eircode/Postal code County Owner(s) Total No. of Units B&B BBL13092 Avlon House B&B 4 Star Green Lane Dublin Road Carlow R93 NT26 Co. Carlow Thomas Donagher 4 B&B BBL11234 Brandon View House 4 Star Ballyling Lower Graiguenamanagh R95 E4PD Co. Carlow Helen Doyle 5 B&B BBL40132 Mulvarra House 3 Star Bauck Saint Mullins R95 FK63 Co. Carlow Tim Dawson 5 B&B BBL10025 An Crannóg 3 Star Cranaghan Ballyconnell H14 CX94 Co. Cavan John Dermody 4 B&B BBL10043 Bridge House 3 Star Tullylorcan Canningstown H16 X960 Co. Cavan Mary McCabe 3 B&B BBL10046 Clooneen House 3 Star Clooneen Belturbet Road Killeshandra H12 PP80 Co. Cavan Maura O'Reilly 4 B&B BBL13176 Dungimmon House 4 Star Ballyhugh Ballyconnell H14 AV62 Co. Cavan John Deegan 6 B&B BBL10047 Eonish Lodge 4 Star Eonish Killeshandra H12 E540 Co. Cavan Geraldine O'Reilly 4 B&B BBL10033 Fortview House 3 Star Drumbraun Cloverhill H14 X680 Co. Cavan Sean Smith 5 B&B BBL10032 Hawthorn Lodge 4 Star Monea Milltown H14 DX00 Co. Cavan Pauline Rodgers 4 B&B BBL10044 Hillview House Approved Corrick Cootehill H16 CH50 Co. Cavan Eileen Smith 4 B&B BBL22706 Killinagh House Approved Termon Blacklion F91 XR80 Co. Cavan Eileen Treacy 4 B&B BBL10026 Lake Avenue House 3 Star Port Bawnboy H14 YP73 Co. Cavan Catherine O'Reilly 3 B&B BBL10045 Riverside House Approved Errigal Cootehill H16 AW62 Co. Cavan Una Smith 4 B&B BBL10049 Teach Droim Coill 3 Star Tullyboy Kilnaleck A82 X288 Co. Cavan Sheila Lynch 3 B&B BBL10022 The Arches 4 Star Drumyouth Arva H12 WV61 Co. Cavan Pearl Kells 4 B&B BBL10040 The Manse 3 Star Bridge Street Cootehill H16 C977 Co. Cavan Michael Elliffe 4 B&B BBL10164 An Gleann 3 Star Glendine Ennis Road Miltown Malbay V95 X854 Co. Clare Mary Hughes 4 B&B BBL10055 Annaly House Approved Balliny Fanore Ballyvaughan H91 N9K6 Co. Clare Anne Carrucan 3 B&B BBL10072 Avarest 4 Star Hurler's Cross Bunratty V14 Y300 Co. Clare Deirdre McInerney 4 B&B BBL32579 Ballinsheen House & Gardens 4 Star Ballinsheen Mór Galway Road Lisdoonvarna V95 WK88 Co. Clare Mary Barrett Gardiner 4 B&B BBL11274 Barkers 3 Star Leagard South Spanish Point Miltown Malbay V95 PY1K Co. Clare Philomena Barker 4 B&B BBL10168 Beechgrove Farmhouse 3 Star Leamaneigh More Knocknagun Newmarket-On-Fergus V95 P5RE Co. Clare Breeda Conheady 3 B&B BBL32582 Briar Lodge 3 Star 15 Briar Park Hill Road Bunratty V95 W942 Co. Clare Trish Cronin 5 B&B BBL10111 Brookville House 3 Star Tobartaoscain Ennis V95 KT51 Co. Clare Maura Healy 3 B&B BBL10070 Bunratty Arms 3 Star Cloughlea Sixmilebridge Bunratty V95 E81X Co. Clare Teresa Grady 5 B&B BBL12985 Bunratty Haven 4 Star Clonmoney North Bunratty V95 RK29 Co. Clare Lorraine McInerney 4 B&B BBL10065 Bunratty Villa 4 Star Lower Road Bunratty East Bunratty V95 EW42 Co. Clare Jackie Burns 6 B&B BBL10187 Cahergal House & Riding Stables 4 Star Urlan More Newmarket-On-Fergus V95 DDC3 Co. Clare Noreen McInerney 5 B&B BBL10094 Churchfield 3 Star Killilagh Doolin V95 K523 Co. Clare Maeve Fitzgerald 4 B&B BBL10179 Clareville House 4 Star Tuamgraney Scariff V94 A4X5 Co. Clare Teresa Browne 4 B&B BBL10176 Clonmore Lodge 3 Star Kilmurry Ibrickane Quilty V95 R635 Co. Clare Kevin Lafferty 5 B&B BBL10144 Cois Farraige 3 Star Miltown Malbay Road Cregg Lahinch V95 DA25 Co. Clare Rosemary Donohue 6 B&B BBL36733 Cois na hAbhann 3 Star Doolin Ennis V95 V6P1 Co. Clare Brian Campbell 3 B&B BBL10086 Corofin Country House 3 Star Station Road Corofin V95 N6Y3 Co. Clare Mary Shannon 4 B&B BBL10156 Crosswinds 3 Star Aughiskamore Lisdoonvarna V95 WOY2 Co. Clare Monica Droney 3 B&B BBL10090 Daly's House 4 Star Doonmacfelim Doolin V95 RW62 Co. Clare Susan Daly 5 B&B BBL10126 Deer Park House 4 Star Páirc An Fhia Deerpark Upper Ennistymon V95 HV09 Co. Clare Marion Gallery 3 B&B BBL11013 Doolin Cottage B&B 3 Star Doolin V95 XN52 Co. Clare Carol Spencer 3 B&B BBL40313 Doolin View B&B 4 Star Teergonean Doolin V95 E894 Co. Clare Sandy Linnane 5 B&B BBL10106 Doonagore Farmhouse 3 Star Cliffs of Moher Road Doonagore Doolin V95 F688 Co. Clare Patrick Sweeney 5 B&B BBL24212 Dunroman House 4 Star Teergonean Doolin V95 Y164 Co. Clare Martina O'Brien 5 B&B BBL10116 Eden Hill House 4 Star Kilmorane Kilrush Road Ennis V95 CA37 Co. Clare Maureen Moran 4 B&B BBL10120 Elmdale 3 Star Chipfield Barefield Ennis V95 Y9DH Co. Clare Anne O'Halloran 3 B&B BBL10088 Emohruo Bed & Breakfast 3 Star Cliffs of Moher Road Lough North Doolin V95 W6DT Co. Clare Margaret Carey 4 B&B BBL10192 Estuary View 3 Star 20 Coill Mhara Shannon V14 FR53 Co. Clare Marian O'Meara 4 B&B BBL10082 Fergus View 3 Star Kilnaboy Corofin V95 RW89 Co. Clare Mary Kelleher 5 B&B BBL10099 Fernhill Farmhouse 3 Star Doolin Road Lisdoonvarna V95 RF8C Co. Clare Susanne Linnane 4 B&B BBL11991 Fortfield Farm 3 Star Donail Killimer Kilrush V15 RR23 Co. Clare Sean Cunningham 5 B&B BBL10073 Gallows View 4 Star Low Road Bunratty V95 NH60 Co. Clare Mary McKenna 4 B&B BBL10100 Glasha Meadows 4 Star Glasha Doolin V95 A9KW Co. Clare Marian McDonagh 5 B&B BBL10117 Glen Cove 3 Star Knockanimana Clarecastle Ennis V95 PX43 Co. Clare Pauline Mulhern 3 B&B BBL10079 Glencarrig 3 Star Rahona East Carrigaholt V15 E821 Co. Clare Mary Aston 4 B&B BBL10634 Glocca Morra 4 Star Islandcosgry Ogonnelloe Scarriff V94 DE20 Co. Clare Michael Webb 4 B&B BBL33320 Grovemount House 3 Star Lahinch Road Ennistymon V95 CY51 Co. Clare Gerard & Sheila Linnane 6 B&B BBL12918 Hawthorn Lodge B&B 4 Star Mountshannon V94 KWI1 Co. Clare Ursula Hogan 3 B&B BBL10064 Headley Court 4 Star Deer Park Sixmilebridge V95 D958 Co. Clare Kathleen Browne 4 B&B BBL10141 Hillcrest View 4 Star Hillcrest Ballyerra Kilrush V15 E437 Co. Clare Ethna Hynes 5 B&B BBL12972 Hillview Farm House B&B 3 Star Maghera Crusheen Tulla V95 WR63 Co. Clare Patricia Halpin 3 B&B BBL10083 Inchiquin View 3 Star Kilnaboy Corofin V95 XE3T Co. Clare Betty Kelleher 4 B&B BBL10071 Innisfree 4 Star Lower Road Bunratty V95 DX59 Co. Clare Imelda McCarthy 3 B&B BBL10184 Knocknagow 4 Star Leamaneigh More Newmarket-On-Fergus V95 XY84 Co. Clare Phil Fleming 4 B&B BBL10080 Lakefield Lodge 3 Star Ennis Road Corofin V95 FW92 Co. Clare Mary Cleary 4 B&B BBL24747 Magouhy House 3 Star Castletown Carran V95 WP20 Co. Clare Julianne O'Louhglin 3 B&B BBL33311 McCabe's B&B 3 Star Clonmoney North Bunratty V95 KR65 Co. Clare Maureen McCabe 6 B&B BBL10002 Moloney House 4 Star Doonmacfelim Doolin V95 C2F7 Co. Clare Frank Moloney 6 B&B BBL10188 Moloneys B&B 3 Star 21 Coill Mhara Shannon V14 K248 Co. Clare Kay Moloney 3 B&B BBL10132 Nolans B&B 3 Star Kilrush Road Kilkee V15 PN82 Co. Clare Anne Nolan 6 B&B BBL23987 Orchid House 3 Star Derreen West Craggagh Fanore H91 HW68 Co. Clare Pat MacNamara 4 Sector Property Reg Number Account Name Rating Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City/Town Eircode/Postal code County Owner(s) Total No. of Units B&B BBL10062 Park House 4 Star Low Road Bunratty East Bunratty V95 HH68 Co. Clare Sinead O'Brien 6 B&B BBL10095 Riverdale Farmhouse 3 Star Gortaclob Doolin V95 E4FX Co. Clare Mary Fitzgerald 3 B&B BBL10097 Riverfield House Approved Doolin V95 Y244 Co. Clare Caitriona Garrahy 4 B&B BBL23953 Riverside Cottage 3 Star Riverside Fisher Street Doolin V95 YE26 Co. Clare Ann Meehan 3 B&B BBL10119 Sanborn House 3 Star 16 Edenvale Kilrush Road Ennis V95 YA36 Co. Clare Teresa O'Donohue 4 B&B BBL10174 Scapaflow 3 Star O'Brien's Bridge Killaloe V94 XWV4 Co. Clare Antoinette Fitzgerald 3 B&B BBL11971 Sea Crest Farmhouse 4 Star Ballymakea Quilty V95 NHC2 Co. Clare Angela Morrissey 4 B&B BBL10151 Sea Haven 4 Star Rockmount Liscannor V95 EH5K Co. Clare James Lees 4 B&B BBL10098 Sea View House Doolin 4 Star Fisher Street Doolin V95 CC6V Co. Clare Niall & Darra Hughes 4 B&B BBL10056 Seacoast Lodge 3 Star Craggagh Fanore H91 YH56 Co. Clare P.J. Fitzpatrick 3 B&B BBL10102 Seascape 3 Star Tiergonean Doolin V95 YK26 Co. Clare Mary Jo O'Connell 6 B&B BBL40221 Slieve Elva B&B 3 Star Kilmoon Lisdoonvarna V95 TX62 Co. Clare Kris Claes 5 B&B BBL10124 Station House 4 Star Ennis Road Ennistymon V95 K594 Co. Clare Kathleen Cahill 6 B&B BBL10112 Stonehaven 3 Star Kilrush Road Ennis V95 RR22 Co. Clare Marie Keatinge 3 B&B BBL10167 Sunrise Bed & Breakfast 4 Star Mountshannon V94 Y7N5 Co. Clare Vera O'Rourke 3 B&B BBL23844 The Old School 3 Star Cross Carrigaholt V15 YK30 Co. Clare Ian Glendinning 2 B&B BBL23847 Twin Peaks B&B 4 Star Twin Peaks Doolin V95 KX45 Co. Clare Sinead O'Connor 6 B&B BBL12832 Abbeyville House 5 Star Abercromby Place Fermoy P61 K859 Co. Cork Sean Lomasney 6 B&B BBL10258 An Garran Coir 5 Star Garranecore Clonakilty P85 AC62 Co. Cork Jo Calnan 4 B&B BBL10390 An Rosalithir 3 Star Freahanes Rosscarbery P85 E443 Co.
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