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July 19, 2013
Once one of a number of bothies stretching along this quiet country lane, The Mall and its neighbour are now the only two thatched cottages remaining. The boundary of this property ends at a small stream and there is a large garden with endless views stretching over the neighbouring fields. Originally The Mall was probably […]
July 19, 2013
Saunderscourt owes its name to Colonel Robert Saunders, to whom Oliver Cromwell granted lands comprising approx. 3,750 acres in 1669. The house at Saunderscourt was begun in the late 17th century and was described as “a fine courtly building of considerable extent” with a “rich and handsome façade”. The estate passed into the hands of […]
July 18, 2013
Goggin Cottage is constructed of rubble stone bound with lime and clay mortars and is limewashed internally and externally. The interior is simple and spartan. A good deal of original fabric remains including the narrow stairs to the sleeping loft, large fireplace with crane and simple joinery such as windows and sheeted doors. Probably the […]
July 18, 2013
This re-thatching work was carried out in December 2009 and January 2010. A full conservation scheme has been developed which would see the cottage given a new life as self catering holiday accommodation. This would give the building a viable new use and ensure its long term survival.
July 18, 2013
Goggin Cottage is located in Kildimo in Co Limerick and was probably built in the early 19th century. It is a three room cottage with bed loft, and without a bathroom or kitchen. In summer of 2009 it became obvious that the roof was in a very vulnerable state and in need of urgent attention […]
November 14, 2012
Irish Landmark is now taking bookings for the Garden Apartment in the West Wing at Russborough. With 2 double bedrooms, a twin room and a single room, this apartment can sleep up to 7 people. Imagine – in less than 1 hour you could be enjoying a break away from all the hustle and bustle […]
October 26, 2012
Irish Landmark officially launched Tullymurry House on Thursday, 25 October, 2012. Over 75 people attended the launch, includng representatives of the local tourist office, the NIEA, UAHS, Hearth and local neighbours and friends of the McMinn family. It was a very successful event. Most of those who attended were surprised to find a wellness area […]
Irish Landmark Trust is accepting new bookings and looks forward to welcoming guests back to the properties in our care – when permitted to do so in accordance with Government guidelines.
Full T&C’s apply for bookings.
However, if a booking must be cancelled due to Covid-19 local restrictions, the following options will apply:
