Daragh phoned us during our journey to re-assure all was well and he visited us . It was lovely to meet him and to hear the history of the cottage. He is very friendly and we felt at ease and got a sense of connection to the place. Master's Cottage is a very unique little place dating back to 1870. A school-master once lived in it, hence its name. It has been revamped in a very sensitive manner, retaining most of the original features. It is very close to the shadow of Benbulbin in a quiet country road. Yet it is a very short distance, maybe 2 kilometres, from the N15 which gives easy access to many places. The Derry to Galway bus passes here at fairly regular intervals. There is no scarcity of beautiful beaches such as Streedagh and Mullaghmore nearby. Drumcliffe country churchyard and visitor centre is in the next village south of Grange. There is a fair amount of literature and information on local places of interest in the cottage. We visited Lang's restaurant where they served delicious food. We did a fair amount of cooking in Master's Cottage, and on this note, there is no need to bring salt, pepper, cooking oil and items like that. There is a supermarket in Grange, a country market in Rathcormack 10- 2 pm Saturdays and in the country road very close to Daragh's cottage there are free-range eggs and holistic treatments available. We would love to visit Master's Cottage very soon again.