Lough Conn Holiday Home

Lough Conn Holiday Home is located in Crossmolina, a beautiful town which sits on the River Deel in County Mayo. Crossmolina is situated near the northern shore of Lough Conn and only 9 km west of Ballina town.

Lough Conn is Ireland's seventh largest lake noted for its trout and salmon fishing making Lough Conn Holiday Home a wonderful base for a fishing holiday in Ireland. Mayo’s scenery ranges from lush green fields to rocky cliffs along part of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way. Explore Clew Bay or the bustling towns of Castlebar, Westport or Newport all within easy reach of Lough Conn Holiday Home.Lough Conn Holiday Home – Sleeps 5Lough Conn Holiday Home is a well-presented semi-detached holiday home situated in a quiet cul-de-sac. The kitchen is fully equipped providing all you need for a comfortable self-catering holiday in Ireland. The open plan living and dining room area has comfortable furnishings and an open fire.

This countryside holiday cottage has 3-bedrooms sleeping guests:

- Double bedroom, sleeping 2
- Twin bedroom, sleeping 2
- Single bedroom, sleeping 1

The family bathroom has a bath with overhead shower, hand basin and toilet.

Outside Lough Conn Holiday Home there is a mature garden with patio area and garden furniture provided. Off street car parking is available for 1 car outside this holiday home.

Wi-Fi is available in this holiday home and included in the accommodation rental fee.Work RemotelyYou can now embrace remote working from Lough Conn Holiday Home. Working remotely can be a wonderful way to explore Ireland at your leisure without using up more of your precious annual leave. This self-catering holiday home has a dedicated workspace, office chair and Wi-Fi perfect for remote working. Escape the monotony of working from your own home by heading to new surrounds and experience local hidden gems by staying in Lough Conn Holiday Home. About Crossmolina and the Local AreaLough Conn Holiday Home is 600 metres from the vibrant town of Crossmolina. This pretty town is surrounding by peaceful countryside and a variety of tourist attractions with a selection of shops, pubs, restaurants, cosy cafes and art centre.

Enjoy a live session in the lively pubs of Crossmolina, or savour a fantastic night of cultural and entertainment at Atlantic Rhythm Productions, located just outside Crossmolina. Enjoy a night of entertainment with song, dance and drama performed by a young and energetic group.

There are a variety of walking trails in the local area such as the Town Trail and River Walk, the 4km Gortnor Abbey, 8km Grange Walk, 11km Deel Castle, the 11.5km Keenagh Loop Walk and the 3km Enniscoe House Loop Walk.

After a morning hiking Nephin Mountain, the highest standalone mountain in Ireland and the second-highest peak in Connacht visit Nephin Whiskey Company. Located between the shores of Lough Conn and the foot of Nephin Mountain in the small village of Lahardane, 8km from Crossmolina.

Lough Conn is noted for its trout and salmon fishing which covers approximately 14,000 acres. Several competitions are held during the fishing season attracting national and international anglers. You can hire a gillie via Cloonamoyne Fisheries or relish some speedboat fun at the local pier.

Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and visit the very beautiful and interesting Wild Nephin National Park. Ireland’s sixth National Park which encompasses 15,000 hectares of Atlantic blanket bog and mountainous terrain, covering a vast uninhabited and unspoilt wilderness dominated by the Nephin Beg Mountain range. Things to see and do in County MayoCounty Mayo has everything for a memorable self-catering holiday in Ireland. Experience breath-taking landscapes and mountains, stunning islands and stretches of coastline with more than 10 blue flag beaches, and ancient Stone Age sites.

Croagh Patrick the holy mountain, towers over Clew Bay and brings walkers and pilgrims from all over the world. At the ancient Stone Age site at the Céide Fields you can indulge yourself in a vast prehistoric landscape, a natural wild ecology of blanket bog, dramatic cliffs and coastline.

Achill Island, which is accessible by land bridge from Mulranny has wonderful beaches and cliff walks. The beaches at Old Head, Carramore and Golden Strand are perfect for picnics and swimming on summer days or winter walks.

All the delights of County Mayo are easily accessible, visit Downpatrick Head, Céide Fields an archaeological site in north Mayo or Westport House & Adventure Park. Mayo is a much-loved and popular holiday destination in Ireland, perfect for a family holiday, couples escape or group getaway in Ireland.