The house is very cute and very near Slieve League cliffs. There was a gorse fire at the back of the house when we arrived that continued throughout our stay. The local community and fire brigade were in and around the house a lot and were lovely making sure we were ok.
The cottage is quiet old but nice and clean. The teatowels were cut in half which was a bit quirky. There is no milk, sugar, salt, pepper or sauces there. So if you want to cook then bring all your own stuff. There is also no freezer. There is a shop about 10/15 minutes drive away tho so it was ok.
The shower was slow to drain so the 3 of us had to take showers at different times so that the bathroom wouldn't flood.
The house was nice and clean after initially arriving to it being not cleaned from previous guests. However once Betty was contacted she replied immediately and got the situation fixed. In fairness there was the gorse fire so previous guests had checked out later then usual, a little bit of communication here would have helped. The bigger room slightly smelt a bit, not sure if this was a plumbing issue or due to mould but we lit a candle and it was ok.
Its a 10 minute walk downhill to the pub but it was a steep walk back up for me.
Overall it was a lovely cottage, old but charming. Not sure I'd recommend for a stay longer then a night and not if you want to cook and you definitely need a car.