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Slieve Gullion Lodge at Ti Chulainn

5 of 5 stars
tesskIreland
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Nov 18, 2009

I throughly enjoyed my stay in Ti Chulainn, the staff, accomodation and food were top notch. We took a 1 Day South Armagh tour which was packed with knowledge about the history of the area as well...more

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Dundrum House

5 of 5 stars
mick3187
Melbourne, Australia
Nov 14, 2009

Dundum is a superbly restored, elegant 250 year old house and farm with large, well-appointed bedrooms and some superb reception and breakfast rooms. The location amid rolling hills is magic, and is...more

“Much better than some reviews suggest.”

Seagoe Hotel

5 of 5 stars
CheshireOslo
Cheshire
Nov 13, 2009

Having looked at reviews before arrival we were concerned that the reception might be spoiled by the hotel. It could not have been further than the case. As the mother of the bride I was nervous...more

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