St.George Courtyard Cottage at Ross Castle

Holiday Rental Description

St.George Courtyard Cottage is attached to a wonderful 16th century castle in Co.Galway and just a 20 minute drive from Galway city. It is a listed building restored to contemporary standards and accented with beautiful antique furnishings and oriental rugs.

Every window captures magical views of rolling parkland, lake and mountains.

The grounds of the estate are ideal for the active. Offering tennis, boating, fishing, football or softball on the sixteen acre front lawn and a vast forest, with trails, for a relaxing jog. In addition, there is an indoor swimming pool, billiards room, and table tennis in the St. George cottage.
The Castle offers refined elegance for your special occasion or memorable holiday. The distinctive ambience of the Castle's grand rooms and cottages will captivate you.
The castle estate borders Connemara and is 9 miles from Galway City. The Aran Islands, Cliffs of Mohar, golf courses and horseback riding are all close by.

The St.George courtyard accommodation:

The St. George accommodates up to 12 guests with 2 bedrooms located on the first level and 4 bedrooms on the second. Several of the rooms can be configured to twin or queen size beds. The first level has a ping-pong table and TV sitting area which is ideal as a playroom for children. The second level has a sitting/dining area with a gas fireplace.

The St George's six bathrooms all have heated towel racks & hair dryers.
The St. George's second level has a fully equiped kitchen for self catering and a washer /dryer conveniently located in an alcove off the hallway.

Driving directions from Galway:

Follow the signs for Clifden, N59. You will pass through the village of Moycullen (approx. 6 miles from Galway) and from the traffic light in that village it is 4.4 miles to the old stone pillars on the right (note; smaller picture of pillars above & sign on N59). The pillars are located 1000 ft before Kineevey's Pub (red/brownish building in the far distance of sign pic). At the Pillars take a right turn and drive to the end of the road.