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If Doolin isn't an option ...


Hi -- first time poster here. I've learned a lot from reading these forums, so thanks. I've hit a potential snag in my itinerary for 8 days in late September (Doolin-Dingle-Kinsale-Ennis) and could use some help. The snag is that many of the recommended B&Bs in Doolin are already booked up (Cullinan's, O'Connor's, Atlantic View). Waiting for responses for a few more (Daly's, Sea View, etc). But if I can't find rooms in places where we'd like to stay, I suppose I'll have to rejigger the plan.

Anyone have suggestions for an alternate first night stay? We get into Shannon in the am (on a Saturday), will drive our rental car over to the Cliffs and have lunch in Doolin, probably, then ... what? Drive to Ballyvaughan even though it's north and we're driving south the next day to Dingle? Any ideas would be really appreciated.

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aunt d,

Welcome to the forum. I'm glad you are finding help here. It could be that you have run into the Matchmaking Festival in Lisdoonvarna, which is near Doolin. Give these Doolin places a try:

Hotel Doolin
Dubhlinn House
Dunroman House
Nellie Dee's

You could try going a bit south down the coast to Lahinch or Kilrush.

Michele

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A bit back north of Doolin, we stayed at Rocky View Farmhouse, near Fanore, and enjoyed it. Fanore is hard to find on a map, but I think it's right on the R477. I know it wasn't far down to Doolin.
http://rockviewfarmhouse.com

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Last year we stayed at Dubhlinn House for three nights. I would highly recommend staying there. Joan & Martin Reilly were wonderful hosts.

Roy

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