We cannot recommend this gem of a place enough. The pictures are all very accurate of this beautiful cottage, albeit it is much bigger which was a nice surprise. Oozing character and charm, the cottage is actually located on the ground floor of a 3 storeyed cottage, Jo’s Mum lives on the 1st floor and they had family staying with them also which was absolutely fine, and did not cause any upheaval for us as we had lots of privacy, and in fact we had our own private entrance in the back door; although we never used it due to the amount of rain that we had which was a real shame as we were looking forward to having breakfast in the sun on their lovely patio area. However, the rain did not deter us from having a wonderful time, and in fact, I was secretly quite smug with the rain in the evenings, as we decided to eat in 3 of the 4 evenings that we were there and we both looked forward getting cosy in front of the fire, reading, and catching up on Game of Thrones with wine and chocolate! (we ate out in The Loft restaurant one evening which Jo had recommended to us, and it was fabulous). Thankfully, we were very lucky and missed the torrential substantial flooding’s that happened nearby and had some clear mornings when there. We arrived quite wearily after our flight from London to Belfast and drive over, and was greeted by Jo’s lovely Mum, who had a warm welcome for us with a fire freshly lit for us, and the key staples like yummy soda bread, milk and butter and a bottle of rose awaiting us in the fridge. Also, we have an 11 month old and there was a high-chair for her and a really cosy travel cot with pillow and duvet for her which was excellent. The bedrooms were gorgeous, really the whole cottage is very well decorated, it is very quaint, all white stone and lovely lit up in the evenings with lots of candles and it was soooo peaceful. There is also a hammock in the garden overlooking the green fields and the lambs! We spent 4 days here, and enjoyed exploring the local area; Dunfanaghy, Falcarragh, Ranafast and Gweedore where I had attended the Gaeltacht when I was younger. My husband is English so it was lovely to show him around places I had visited with my family as a child. The scenery is pretty epic, would definitely recommend Glenveagh National Park and Carrickfinn beach was stunning but unfortunately it was pouring rain which was a shame, but to be expected when one visits Ireland! Overall, we both really loved our time here, and were sad to leave – we definitely could have spent another few days here, just chilling out. We’ll be back. Thanks again to you Jo and your Mum for being wonderful hosts! C x