2 Bedroom Apartment in County Louth

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The village is vibrant with nine great restaurants, seven pubs, and good shopping for home cooking, The butchers pride themselves on the quality of the locally reared lamb and beef. Carlingford Oysters are famous too. There is music in almost all the pubs at the weekend and a disco in the local hotel for the 'young at heart'. Guide to the area supplied with each booking.
It is also one of the most active villages in Ireland with walking and sailing very popular. The Carlingford Adventure centre runs courses all year round for both land and water-based activities.

During the year and not just in high season, there are many activities taking place in and around the village. Walking tours are available most weekends and there is a guide who can be hired locally for private tours and trips. The Heritage Centre often has talks, recitals and musical events. For children there is a lovely playground, and they can explore the castles and ruins of the ancient abbey. There are public tennis courts in the village, that anyone can use. Carlingford is a living village, not just a holiday destination.
Nearby are:
Newgrange - the 3,000 BC buriel chambers,
Proleek Dolmen - Standing stones,
Hill of Tara - seat of the High Kings of Ireland,
Battle of the Boyne site and the Boyne Drive,
15 Golf Courses,
Mountains of Mourne - great for walking - maps supplied too,
Slieve Gullion Forest Drive,
Mellifont Abbey - first Cistercian monastery in Itreland, 1142,
Trim Castle - used in the movie Braveheart - largest Anglo-Norman castle in Ireland 1172.

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Luxury holiday home, duplex in heart of Medieval village, on the shores of Carlingford Lough with the Cooley Mountains on the doorstep and the Mountains of Mourne in sight. Slieve Foy Lodge is a newly built block of apartments in the centre of the village. This was the show apartment, and has been beautifully decorated and fitted out. Outside there is a large balcony, plenty of space for alfresco dining and barbecuing. It is south facing, and has the sun all day. The main living room is decorated in shades of pale yellows, gold and terracotta. Off the Living Room is a fully fitted oak kitchen with everything required for home cooking. On this floor too is a bathroom and a big utility room, for storage of walking, golfing, sailing, and horse-riding equipment. Upstairs, the Mournes Bedroom and the Slieve Foy Bedroom are decorated to reflect the changing colours of the mountains. There are two bathrooms on this floor and airing cupboard

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				Season Rate
				Low Season Price:	€350 per Week
				High Season Price:	€595 per Week

Payments & Deposits. €100 Deposit on booking to secure dates. Deposit is only refundable if a cancellation is received four weeks before arrival. Balance to be paid one month before arrival. Total cost is not refundable if less than one week’s notice is given. 1 Feb 2008 31 Mar 2010 450 1 Apr 2008 31 May 2008 450 Except Easter week - 595 1 Jun 2008 30 Sep 2008 595 Weekend and midweek rates available, minimum 2 nights from 300 euros.

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