This is a traditional type cottage in a beautiful location. We loved the fireplace in the cosy living room, the attic which must be great for kids and the big kitchen table next to the stove. The master bedroom has a nice yet somewhat small bed, which is the perfect place to read a book in during a storm, or from which to watch the sheep through the windows. The farmer from next door will come by to have a chat (Kerry accent is tough!) as his sheep roam in the garden. This is not a holiday destination but a chance to be part of a different world.
We were a little less happy with the cleanliness of the cottage, for example because of the mouse droppings in and around kitchen utensils and crockery. It would also seem like a good investment to fix the roof of the shed, so that wood for the stove can be dried as it was soaking wet. We decided to buy more ourselves. With these things in mind and the fact you have to bring in your own drinkable water, we felt 700,- in winter season for four days was a bit steep.
We had a nice time, and couldn't have wished for a better place to properly experience two winter storms!