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"Lovely inn, owner very welcoming. Just wish more going on in Carlingford."

"The building was magnificent, every room was so grand. We were on the top floor so that was extremely tiring but very wide stairs so that helped. Breakfast was superb. My only criticism was the soap dispensers weren't great. Luckily, we had our own soap so there was no need for us to go up and down those stairs! I must say though, my daughter (obviously, far younger) was fine with the top floor."

"Great place! Great people! The host and the staff were very kind and always smiling. Definitely a place to recommend"

"Very comfortable, clean and welcoming"

"This is a beautifully run family B&B just outside Dundalk. The hosts were very gracious, breakfast was excellent. I stayed two days with them at the end of my Ireland trip so it was a relaxed stay. The room and bed was comfortable and the place is well maintained. The only thing on the listing that might have helped me to locate it quicker is that it is just off the Blackrock Road turn-off going into Dundalk from the south. Traveling alone, I went by it twice without seeing the sign for the B&B...

"Lovely service, nice room, quiet and relaxed, and a nice breakfast"

"What a pleasant surprise we found when we entered this property. The views were absolutely amazing! Easy access to beach, pub, grocery store, and town. Very beautiful relaxing accommodations. One of the top 3 on our 2 week tour of Ireland. Definitely will come back."

"To stay in a place that is the quintessential Ireland, and especially Omeath was fabulous. The most central cottage location, wonderful countryside and a great host"

"Our group of five travelers needed a place for rest and recuperation for the three days between our participation in the Dublin Choral Festival and subsequent tour of Ireland and our departure for another choir tour of the Baltic states. Our stay in Dundalk was exactly what we needed. The home is comfortable, clean and quiet. Ivor was there to greet us and show us around, and graciously returned when we couldn't figure out how to lock the door. (How many Americans does it take to lock an Irish...