This is a great place to consider using as a base camp for visiting Sligo. From here we were able to visit many natural and man-made wonders each 15-45 minutes away. The passage tombs of Carrowkeel are a bit of a drive but well worth it. The Benbulben Walk is a great way to see Yeat's inspiration. We also went for a wonderful horseback ride along the beach out of a stable about 15 minutes away. We only spent two nights, but could easily have stayed a week and not run out of things to see and do. The hosts were kind and available on site. We got in late and didn't have a chance to pick up breakfast, and they gave us a small loaf of bread, some butter, and some milk of their own to tide us over. We did have some issues with our computers not being able to connect to the wifi and though our phones did connect, the wifi was slow and we could not complete calls over wifi. We also had issues with the hot water in the shower, but did not have an opportunity to bring it up with the hosts, so that may have been a simple fix. Also, be aware that there are chickens on the property, and the rooster will give you a very early morning walk-up call, so sleeping in may not be an option, especially if you have the window open for some cool air.