This a truly delightful and charming space. The host, Colm, was incredibly friendly and pleasant to deal with. We even had the privilege of sharing a pint with him across the street and hearing him sing along with several of the locals playing traditional music. We explored some great areas nearby, but it was always a delight to return to our rustic yet cozy and adorable cabin at the end of the day. The features were quaint and picturesque. The fire was always nice and toasty. The garden was lovely and we enjoyed strolling through the abbey next door. I would tell others to prepare for a small but delightful cabin type setting. The kitchen is small, but has everything necessary, though we mostly ate out. Same with the bathroom, small but accommodating. Though there is no heating unit built in, there were two small portable electric heaters, plenty of blankets and the fireplace gets the entire place warm within about 15 minutes during the winter. We were even a bit toasty upstairs after the fire was on for a bit and had to open the windows to cool off. WiFi worked great. Drive to Dublin was not much more than 30 minutes. Drogheda was about 20 minutes. Just be cautious on the local roads and try to arrive initially during the day as it is difficult to find just about anything in rural Ireland, particularly in the dark. Lovely space for a couple. My wife and I would stay again in a heartbeat.