Canopy Street self catering Cashel CoTipperary Ireland available now

A Two bedroom Apartment in very central location in Cashel town centre  has just been listed on the jmlvillas.com self catering holiday homes website.

It offers two bright spacious double rooms with double beds in each. Larger room has a single bed also suitable for a child. A pull out sofa bed is also available in the lounge providing sleeping for 6 in total. Large bathroom with shower. Kitchen /lounge with open turf fire. Electric heating -meter will be read and charged at end of stay.
It is ideal for a weekend retreat or as a base to visit the regional attractions. It has spacious accommodation for 5/6 in the town centre. Open turf fire, home made soda bread and farm eggs provided daily, if required. The historic town of Cashel is located in the valley of the river Suir, surrounded by lush farmland of the Golden Vale. Home to the finest thorough bred race horses in the world. Super views of the Rock of Cashel a fortified castle which was once the seat of the kings of Munster Excellent Bus transport links to Dublin and Cork cities.

For a weekend retreat enjoy serene river side walks, horse riding on a country estate, great golf, fishing, access to gym and pool, excellent restaurants, visit Brú Ború Theatre which offers a unique evening of quality Irish song, dance, music, with tea and sing song in the kitchen for the night owls. A Central location also to visit many regional attractions such as The Cliffs of Moher, Cahir Castle and Swiss Cottage, Kilkenny City, the V valley, Blarney Castle, Bally cotton costal walks, Lake Muscary and the Glen of Aherlow

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Dream Ireland Holiday Rentals in Easter

For many years now a large selection of self catering holiday rentals from Dream Ireland have been featured at jmlvillas.com the low cost villa advertising service

The company has been around years now and they cover towns, cities, beach areas and rural areas in Ireland.

Easter might just be a couple of days away, but what about booking a break after the Easter holidays if you are not tied to school time?

If you are visiting Ireland from Britain or mainland Europe you can always bring your car as there are car ferry services from England, France, Scotland and Wales (and if course the Isle of Man). However an alternative is to fly to Ireland particularly if you are only going to stay a few days as taking your own car to Ireland can be rather expensive.

This means Ireland is only a short flight from most European countries and when you arrive, hire a car. Holiday Autos - http://www.holidayautos.co.uk/cgi-bin/liveweb.sh/QSearch.w?ctryref=GBR&lang=EN&aff=xjeffreymilnerltd  and Economy Car Hire http://www.insurance4carrental.com/Economy_Car_hire.htm are two well known brokers to try.

You can then see a lot more of the country during your self catering visit. Don't forget your travel insurance either.

Visit Ireland at jmlvillas.com and find a selection of Dream Ireland Holiday rentals for your holiday today at http://www.jmlvillas.com/country/Ireland