Noel and Stephanie treated us like neighbors from the start. We could ask for anything and they answered every need, whilst respecting our privacy.
They left some basics in the fridge and cabinets to get us going, which was very thoughtful.
Their little girl was adorable, and we only heard her once when she was playing. But that's a good sound!
Holly the dog was very sweet and always ready for a cuddle which we gladly provided.
The village itself is very small and quiet, but there's a bar and grocer, a church, some ruins, a graveyard and lots of sheep, so all the basics are covered. And the people are very friendly!
We were a little sad to leave, and we look back to a lovely stay in Aghagower.
If you like the peace and quiet away from the tourists, but on a ten minute drive away from the nearest town, this is the place to go. Lots of archeological and cultural sites to visit in the vicinity! And Croagh Patrick is a must of course, being Ireland holiest mountain.