This little cottage feels like the real deal! Set on a working farm surrounded by little winding roads, set among beautiful flowers and fields with a working coal-burning fireplace, we felt snuggled into the Irish countryside. The kitchen had everything needed for cooking all sorts: microwave popcorn to scrambled eggs to a birthday apple pie. And Frank and Helen were delightful, helpful, kind, and open. The kitchen was stocked with a whole bunch of breakfast foods and Helen had baked us a loaf of soda bread too (yum!). They talked to us about the history of the farm and area and had lots of suggestions for our family to do. The few little problems that came up were solved quickly and efficiently. (Although the wifi never worked for our devices, they did have a repairman come out and look things over.) The neighbor's kids were an added bonus, as they were so kind and happy to share toys with our kids. As is true for much of Ireland, you definitely need a car and a good map to stay here. But you will not be disappointed when you do!