This Airbnb definitely lives up to the charm! You can absolutely feel the history in there, the giant wall/door that separates the living areas is so neat and the art work and old photos were fascinating. The shower was plenty warm and nice, 5 beds for our group to pick from too! The flowers and greenery outside were so beautiful. We weren't sure if were allowed to visit the church next door, but it looked very interesting and had a neat cemetery out front too! Loved the board games too - we haven't played Othello in forever and it was a great family challenge. This place was the perfect location between Ennis and Tulla, the two towns we came to visit. The hilly road leading there is quite a fun roller coaster once you build up the courage to go the speed limit!
When we booked, we didn't realize it would be such a rustic stay. It looks like the description now makes that very clear so I'm glad about that!! We did not know there was no internet, and while it seems like all the other guests were happy about that - it caught us off guard and we had trouble talking to the host, GPSing, and reaching our family back home. I absolutely understand that is part of the charm and the reason a lot of people book this place, but it was very difficult for us. We were also caught a bit off guard by the tiny spidey creatures inhabiting the house, but even I adjusted to it after a day as they keep to themselves in the corners of the rooms. I even made peace with the little slug friend who watches over the shower!! All in all, this stay was way out of our comfort zone but I would absolutely do it again - it was an unforgettable experience.