Great fishing holiday. Very comfortable room. Delicious food,. Very warm welcome from Jim and Mary and friendly athmosphere. Amazing scenery and spectacular views. You can go alone or in a group. Everyone is very friendly and you feel at home immediately. Even if you don't fish, it's well worth a visit because the walks and drives are wonderful. Looking forward... More

What a fantastic week we had at Aasleagh Lodge. With the help and friendliness of Jim & Mary and an abundance of salmon it was a week to remember. Jim (the fishery manager) and his wife Mary ( the cook supreme, her apple pies are to die for!!!) take a keen interest in all the guests making them feel at... More

Whilst I have stayed in the lodge before, this time myself and my wife stayed in one of the recently re-built self catering cottages located at the inland end of the Killary. For those seeking a beautiful location in a quiet corner of Ireland this surely has to fit the bill perfectly. What's more, for the salmon fisher, the river... More

This was my fourteenth visit to Aasleagh Lodge, which says it all! The place is wonderful. The setting is beautiful and quiet, the rooms comfortable, well-appointed and spotless, with great bathrooms and power showers. The food - prepared by fishery manager Jim Stafford's wife Mary - is outstanding, especially if, like me, you are into sea food. In a week's... More

First visited the Lodge for fishing on the Erriff river in 2002 and have returned at least once a year since then. The salmon fishing has returned to top form since the removal of the offshore drift nets and the Lodge is the perfect base from which to venture forth. Jim Stafford, the fishery manager, and his wife Mary are... More