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Anoige-2017-A5-Brochure.Pdf Hostel Ass uth ocia Yo tio ish n Ir An Óige – Irish Youth Hostel Association 61 Mountjoy Street • Dublin 7 • D07 AX51 Ph: +353 (0) 1830 4555 • E: [email protected] Please check our website for the most up to date information. www.anoige.ie .. k. A in d th ve ou ntu n y re iswww.anoige.ie closer tha Facilities key The Irish Youth Hostel Association is : Self-Catering • 24 Quality Hostels across Ireland Group Meals on Request • Perfect for Families, Groups, Hikers and Adventurers alike who can explore some of the most beautiful and popular places in Ireland Family Rooms • Safe and comfortable quality hostels. En-suite Rooms • An interesting mix of stylish buildings including renovated mansions, townhouses, Private/Twin/Double Rooms farmhouses and modern purpose built hostels. Meeting Rooms • Friendly staff who are passionate about their local area 24 Hour Reception • A selection of room layouts; dorms for groups, family rooms and ensuite rooms. Outdoor Area • Self-catering kitchens at all our hostels as well as conference/ meeting rooms, BBQs and games in multiple hostels too Secure Lockers • Many hostels that cater for groups, whether it is a packed lunch for Wheelchair Access your day trip or a three course meal to celebrate. Laundry • Rent- a -hostel is an option if you want to have the place to yourself for your own party or even a wedding. Drying Room • Reservations department to help you with Parking transport, food and accommodation. Internet Access • Go hiking, mountain biking, kayaking,surfing, horse riding, paint-balling, zip line and high ropes, and TV many more adventure activities near or onsite at our Bike Hire hostels. Bureau de Change • All Failte Ireland approved properties E-Car Station nearby Franchise/Affiliate Hostel 1 2 Rathlin Island Tory Island Map 24 Please note - map is for Coleraine general indication only. Some Aranmore Island 22 Derry routes may have changed Letterkenny Derry Ballymena Larne since time of print. Donegal Lifford Strabane Antrim Ardara Antrim Bangor Donegal Belfast 23 Omagh Donegal Bay Tyrone BallyShannon Portadown Banbridge Armagh Enniskillen Leitrim Armagh Down Sligo Fermanagh Monaghan Newry Bangor Erris Ballina Monaghan Sligo Dundalk Cavan Achill Island Carrick on Dundalk Bay Charlestown Shannon Cavan Louth Castlebar Mayo Clare Island Westport Roscommon Longford Drogheda 21 20 Claremorris Longford Bettystown Meath Roscommon 5 Inishbofin 19 Mullingar 18 Trim Clifden Tuam Westmeath Athlone Dublin 17 Galway 16 1 Dublin Galway Tullamore Naas Offaly Galway Bay Bell Harbour Kildare Ballyvaughan 2 Burren Port Laois Aran Islands 3 15 Lisdoonvarna Laois Wicklow Wicklow Ennistimon Corofin Roscrea Lahinch Clare Durrow 4 Nenagh Ennis Carlow 14 Arklow Killaloe Carlow Kilkenny Kilkee Limerick Kilrush Tipperary Kilkenny 7 Limerick Tipperary Wexford 8 Cahir Clonmel Wexford Tralee Rosslare 13 Waterford Kerry Mallow Waterford Fermoy 6 Dingle Bay Dungarvan Great Blasket Island Kilarney 12 11 Cork 9 Youghal Kenmare Cork Macroom Bantry Bantry Bay Bear Dursey Island Island 10 Cape Clear Island 1. Dublin International Hostel 13. Dunquin (Dún Chaoin) Youth Hostel 2. Knockree Hostel 14. Rowan Tree Hostel 3. Glendalough International Hostel 15. The Burren Hostel 4. Glenmalure Hostel 16. Sleepzone: Galway City 5. Newgrange Lodge Hostel 17. Ben Lettery Connemara Youth Hostel 6. Beach Haven Hostel 18. Cong Hostel 7. Cashel Holiday Hostel 19. The Connemara Hostel 8. Ballyhoura Luxury Hostel 20. Old Mill Hostel 9. Sheila’s Hostel 21. Go Explore Hostel 10. Cape Clear Hostel 22. Errigal Youth Hostel 11. Killarney International Hostel 23. Bluestack Centre 12. Black Valley Youth Hostel 24. Trá Na Rosann Hostel 1 : Dublin International Hostel 2 : Knockree Hostel Address 61 Mountjoy Street, Dublin 7 Address Lackan House, Lackandarragh Lower, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow Phone / Email q: +353(0) 1830 1766 / E: [email protected] Phone / Email q: +353 (0)1 276 7981 / E: [email protected] Open All year Open All year Prices From €11.50, credit cards accepted. Prices From (u18) €16.00, (o18) €18, credit cards accepted. Number of beds 279 Number of beds 70 Our converted convent and boarding school in the North Inner City originally looked Knockree Hostel was a typical Irish farmhouse on the hill which was given a 21st century after students in the Georgian era of the capital. Today it welcomes groups, families and make-over to cater for visitors keen to escape Dublin city and explore the Wicklow international visitors and offers a free continental breakfast in our church complete Mountain trails. This traditional first resting stop on the Wicklow Way has views of the with stained glass windows and confession box. Our Chef can cater for your groups tranquil Glencree Valley which is framed by Maulin mountain and the iconic Sugarloaf dietary needs and with our conference and boardrooms this hostel is a great venue for Mountain rising from the sea, making it a sight to remember. those who need space. Sitting in 65 acres of woodlands, the hostel is a hive of outdoor activity. Our partner The location ensures that it is quiet and safe and it is the only hostel in Dublin offering Eco Adventure Ireland run activities on the land and teach schoolchildren about the free off street parking. The short distance to the city centre means that you can get environment through its river studies course, while our volunteer conservation group your selfie on the Ha’penny Bridge within a 10 minute walk. It is also conveniently have a range of sustainability projects to do with tree protection, deer management and situated for exciting new discounted attractions on the Northside such as the Croke river bank protection . Its proximity to the city and its open plan design attracts large Park Experience and Glasnevin Cemetery. groups for events such as mini conferences, team building outings and even weddings. 5 6 3 : Glendalough International Hostel 4 : Glenmalure Hostel Address The Lodge, Glendalough, Co. Wicklow Address Glenmalure, Co. Wicklow Phone / Email q: 353 (0) 404 45342 / E: [email protected] Phone / Email q: 353 (0) 1 830 4555 / E: [email protected] Open All year Open June- August all year at weekends and all year on Saturdays Prices From (u18) €14.50, (o18) €16.00 Prices From (u18) €12.00, (o18) €14.00 Number of beds 118 Number of beds 24 Our converted lodge, Glendalough International Hostel is situated on the edge of the Our converted mountain hunting lodge in Wicklow, Glenmalure Hostel is steeped in National Park on the Wicklow Way walking route. With the shadow of the monastic the past and nestled in the heart of a remote valley surrounded by mountains. It was a round tower on one side of the building, and the trails through the wooded glacial valley holiday retreat for key Irish historical figures such as WB Yeats, Maud Gonne, Countess to the deserted village on the other side, this hostel is a magnet for hikers, ramblers and Markievicz and Padraig Pearse and has been lovingly restored by our local volunteers history hunters. who are passionate about the old school hostelling experience. All the rooms in the hostel are en-suite and there is lots of space to relax after exploring The back to basics atmosphere of this hostel is far removed from modern life and offers the area. Whether it is playing games in our comfy common area, chilling in the TV peace and serenity to those who seek it. The Hostel itself has no electricity, no phone room or rustling up some eats in our self catering kitchen, the hostel rarely feels signal or no running water, except for the Avonbeg River flowing beside it. It is perfect crowded. A favourite tour destination for teachers and youth leaders who like to mix for hikers, those who want a digital detox or nature lovers who want to take in the education with fresh air. Glendalough International Hostel also has conference rooms unspoiled beauty of Wicklow. Our volunteer managers have stories to tell of the place and can cater for group meals if requested. and keep the kettle boiling for visitors. 7 8 5 : Newgrange Lodge 7 : Cashel Holiday Hostel Address Newgrange, Donore, Co. Meath Address John Street, Cashel, Co. Tipperary Phone / Email S: +353(0)18304555 q: +353(0)419882478 / E: [email protected] Phone / Email S+353(0)18304555 q: +353(0)6262330 / E: [email protected] Open All year, except December 24/25/26 Open All year Prices From (u18) €16.00, (o18) €16.50, credit cards accepted Prices From €15.00, credit cards accepted Number of beds 104 Number of beds 63 Our restored farmhouse in the heart of the Boyne Valley, Our renovated 250-year-old house in Tipperary is the ideal base Newgrange Lodge is situated next to the UNESCO World Heritage for exploring the rich Irish countryside known as the Golden Vale Site of Newgrange and Knowth. Only 30 minutes from Dublin, the with its history and plentiful hiking trails. On the outskirts of the hostel has all ensuite rooms and comfy lounge areas for travellers town stands the iconic Rock of Cashel, where Irish Kings and exploring Ireland’s Ancient East. Set in rich green parklands, the monks built church upon church looking over the green fields. hostel also offers onsite outdoor activities and kayaking to groups Staying in this family run hostel is the ideal way to experience the who want to enjoy this historical region. ancient heart of Ireland. 6 : Beach Haven Hostel 8 : Ballyhoura Luxury Hostel Address Waterford Road, Tramore, Co. Waterford Address Ballyhoura Hostel, West End , Kilfinane, County Limerick Phone / Email S+353(0)18304555 q: +353(0)51390208 / E: [email protected] Phone / Email S+353(0)18304555 q: +353(0)6391625 / E: [email protected] Open March 1st - October 31st (open all year to groups) Open All year Prices From €17.50, credit cards accepted Prices From €25.00, credit cards accepted Number of beds 35 (also has B&B and apartments) Number of beds 40 Our family run hostel in the sunny south east is located in the Our converted townhouse hostel in the rural town of Kilfinane is traditional seaside town of Tramore.
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