Frances'place is in a lovely town with a Catholic Church (adoration 2x/week) and a nostalgic "country store" with dining area literally both just a walk down/up the road. You can get out in nature, either on the grass in the front lawn or drive to a nearby forest or lake.Great middle point to start from to take daily car trips north/south/east-wards or just rest and recuperate at this lovely quiet home itself... We only took 3 day trips. Otherwise we hiked and/or chilled. The home itself is a delight. The bathroom is comparatively large to some Airbnb's we have stayed in. A lovely dining room with lots of windows (in a conservatory style with upper windows to air the room- but also with the advantage of complete coverage through the roll down shades for your privacy). A light filled and easily heated home. The coin operated heattimer can be set for your desired time periods. (For 1 Euro/hour. ) For our one week stay we heated 1 hour each evening in the middle of a beautiful and sunny May. We usually also enjoyed a wood/coal fire during the evening hours, with the wood and coal provided us. (According to your comfort range, your heating times may be more or less.)There is a great outside sitting area, protected from wind, between the dining area and in front of the south facing bedroom .
The kitchen has gas stove, microwave, water cooker, and a dishwasher as well as a half height refrigerator with a small freezer within it. 2 rooms have beds for 2 people each, plus 2 single beds in the 3rd bedroom. Each bedroom has all the wardrobe and dresser space you need . The furniture is very clean and seems new. An especially nice touch are the tippable mirrors on each dresser! They make it home-y.

There are 2 dogs but they are kept in an area separated from you. And the dogs are very well behaved.
Anyone looking for a central location with access to much of western Ireland and seeking a genuine host with concern for her guests (but also respecting of your privacy)should visit this lovely home. Just not when I hope to return there, please!