Attractive country residence on own grounds. Family run for over
30 years. A perfect, relaxed & peaceful location. Groups and families welcome.
Ideal for Salmon and Trout fishing on Loch Conn, Cullin, River Moy, boats etc.
arranged. Sea angling nearby, excellent golf courses (10km & 15km circle of golf
courses), excellent choice of restaurants and pub food in area. Travel guides
recommended.
Bord Failte
Approved
Tea and Coffee making facilities. Please telephone for more
information, we will be delighted to help with any queries.
Location:
5km from Crossmolina, 1 km Rake St pub/shop. 30 mins drive from Westport and
Castlebar. Ballina 15 mins away. Knock Airport 50km, Knock Shrine 50km, Sea
14km. Ideal touring base for Mayo & Sligo. Places of interest include Family
Heritage centre nearby. History comes alive at Céide fields, Foxford Woollen
Mills, National Museum of Country Life, Sandy beaches. Croagh Patrick - Irelands
Holy Mountain.
About
Crossmolina
Crossmolina (in Irish, Crois Mhaoilíona) is a town in
northern County Mayo. The town sits on the River Deel near
the northern shore of Lough Conn. Crossmolina is about 9 km
west of Ballina, on the N59 Road as it travels west to
Bangor Erris.
A TOWN STEEPED IN HISTORY.....
Crossmolina town is divided into two almost equal sized
sections by the River Deel. The parish of Crossmolina with
its ancient cloisters and its old world castles, its scenes
of sanctity of destruction and tragedy is an area rich in
historical interest. In the dim past when Crossmolina was
part of lorrus - Domann inhabited by the fir-boigs, the
earliest known settlers of Moyleog (or Moylaw) were the
Calry sept of the Fir-Domann. When Fiachra folt-snatnach
assumed rule this territory had vastly diminished and came
to be known as Hy-Fiachrach, The Kings of Hy-Fiachrach kept
a fortress at Inniscoe. And another on Annagh Island in
Lough Conn. One of the Fiachra sons Daithi reigned as Ard-Ri
for 405 A.D. to 483 A.D. According to tradition Daithi died
on sliabh Alp in Ballycroy a short distance from Crossmolina
parish and a lake in Dooleeg is called Loch Dhaithi Bhain in
his memory.
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