Camelot in Ballyboughal is definitely one of the nicest Airbnbs I've ever had the pleasure of staying in. Linda is a great host. Check in and check out is all self done which makes everything very easy to access. The space is very clean and modern. Ballyboughal itself is just the most adorable little town in the Irish countryside, a perfect getaway spot if you don't like being right in the city 24/7. It's quiet but lively with a pub, cafe, and small market (MACE). The only downside is that it is a bit far from Dublin, but the price and quality is something you can't beat. Linda is also very clear that it is necessary to have a rental car with you or at least the ability to afford taxi accommodations (which is about 55 Euro into Dublin City Centre). The LocalLink bus runs 6 days a week, with the exception of Sundays, from Ballyboughal to connecting busses in Ashbourne and etc. The bus system is easy to use and is cheap. The best way to use it is to search on google maps where you'd like to go (i.e. Dublin City Centre or Swords) and select the bus option. We also found it easy to taxi to Swords Pavilion Shopping Center (maximum 30 Euro) and take the Dublin Bus from there (about 4 Euro). Just know you will have to spend a bit on transportation if you decide to stay in Linda's lovely little apartment. If I were to ever make it back to that part of Ireland I would definitely stay at Camelot again!