What can I say ? this place is a gem of a find in a location to die for. I had a difficult arrival in that I took my car over on the ferry from England assuming that my satnav would work and it did as far as Enniskillen but it doesn't have post code data once you leave the UK. Be warned that you 'll need to enter the satellite co-ordinates if you have a UK satnav!
Having gotten lost and with night falling, I had to stop and knock on the door of a small farmhouse where the farmer kindly let me in to use his wifi and recharge my phone which was by now out of charge. I was then able to ring John and arranged to meet him in Foxford and all was well.
Foxford has a great little pub that has a music night on a Friday. There is also another pub about five minutes walk down the hill from the B&B that has a pool table and a juke box and serves a great pint of Smethwick's Ale :).
The next morning I drove the circular route around Mount Nephin (the one you can see in the Gallery) and there are photo-opps around every bend for the Insta-grammers out there. At 806 Mtrs high it is also a tidy walk for the ramblers of you out there and John will tell you the best way up and where to park when you attempt it ( I say attempt it because if the weather changes you will need to turn back).
To sum it up, if you want somewhere so pristine that you could eat your breakfast off the floor then this place ain't the one for you. If you like: the countryside, the Mountains, animals, and the sea; in short, if you like Ireland, then you will love this place...