Thursday, March 13, 2008

*Sigh*

So many of you asked about the inside, so here is a peek, directly from the web site. Dear Roosky Cottage...

Nestled amongst the picturesque farmlands of Leitrim County, Ireland, under "Sheenun", the "Hill of the Fairies" and above the shores of Lough Melvin, stands charming Roosky Cottage. This traditional 19th century thatched cottage, the symbol of Irish Life, provides a quiet and peaceful oasis for you amid the surrounding lakeside, moorland and rolling hills.
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The home is ideally situated within a 15 minute drive of the Atlantic seaside town of Bundoran and a ½ hour from the bustling towns of Sligo and Donegal. Roosky Cottage is 3 hours from Dublin, 2 hours from Belfast and 4 hours from Shannon.

The home is ideally situated within a 15 minute drive of the Atlantic seaside town of Bundoran and a ½ hour from the bustling towns of Sligo and Donegal. Roosky Cottage is 3 hours from Dublin, 2 hours from Belfast and 4 hours from Shannon.

Shall we all take a deep breath and sigh....?
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8 comments:

  1. Janet3/13/2008 4:14 PM

    What a great idea I gave myself. Grammar, what grammar? I found pix of Youhal Ireland and will post about it on Monday. Stay tuned.

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  2. Southern Heart3/13/2008 7:03 PM

    Beautiful photos! and I'm enjoying your music this week, too! :)

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  3. Mary3/13/2008 8:52 PM

    Dear Sue,
    My husband and I rented a thatched-roofed cottage in Holy Cross, Ireland many years ago. It was a wonderful experience, complete with a friendly neighboring shopkeeper who invited us to his home. Great fun!
    xoxo,
    Mary

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  4. Penny from Enjoying The Simple Things3/13/2008 9:11 PM

    I'm still in! When are we going?
    Hugs,
    Penny

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  5. cotedetexas3/13/2008 10:32 PM

    This is so cute!! I would love to go there!

    Thanks for the comment! you have a darling blog.

    Joni

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  6. Hippofatamus3/14/2008 12:53 AM

    Wow, it looks wonderful there. My mom will be back home in Ireland (the North though, Coleraine)everything is just so different there isn't it? So peaceful and serene.

    Happy to be back reading your blog sue, I have really missed alot!

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  7. Sugar Bear3/14/2008 10:07 AM

    So charming. Looks like a great place to rest your head.
    Karla

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  8. Meggie3/14/2008 9:12 PM

    Now that I've seen the inside, count me in! Let's get some gals and take a trip!!

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