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Knock International Airport, from the UK or USA! Having earned the
reputation as, “One of Ireland’s Best Loved Hotels”, it is renowned for
its stylish surroundings and excellent cuisine. Set in its own private
parklands in the heart of Westport, the tranquil surroundings will
ensure a stress-free, relaxing break where you can unwind and
recharge your body. Need a little extra help? Visit our Ocean Spirit Spa
& Leisure… a sanctuary for health, beauty and wellness.
dining dining & entertainment
The Asgard, The Quay, Westport, Co.Mayo. Tel: (098) 25319; Fax:
(098) 26523. The Asgard Bar & Restaurant located directly on
Westport Harbour, overlooking Croagh Patrick, provides the ultimate
setting for two different venues; casual dining and the ‘pub’
experience. Every detail exudes indulgence, luxury and warmth. Dining
at the Lemon Peel @ The Asgard Restaurant is a combination of
fashion and tradition fused with excellence. Our team of experienced,
qualified chefs have a wealth of knowledge and experience in the
catering industry. From traditional Irish pub fusion cuisine to
international, “we lead the way”. All dishes are carefully handcrafted
on site using the freshest produce sourced locally.
pointofinterest activities & pastimes
Westport House Gardens & Attractions, Westport, Co. Mayo. Tel: (098)
25430/27766; Fax: (098) 25206; Email:
info@westporthouse.ie;
Web:
www.westporthouse.ie. Westport House is one of Ireland’s most
beautiful and historic homes, located in a most spectacular setting
overlooking Clew Bay in County Mayo. It is still owned and operated by
the Browne family who are direct descendants of the legendary Queen
of Connaught – Granuaile. Located in the grounds are many
attractions for children of all ages (see separate advert). Also on the
grounds are Parkland Caravan and Camping sites. Westport House
caters for weddings, parties and any special occasion and is a
wonderful film location. Coach tours are most welcome.
Ashford Castle
The 13th century Ashford Castle is located 1 hour from Galway City, it has 83 Deluxe
bedrooms and conference facilities for up to 110 Theatre Style. Additionally there is
a 9 Hole Golf Course, Fishing, Lake Cruises, Falconry, Archery, Clay pigeon
shooting, Horseback Riding and Health and Beauty Rooms all on site in 350 acres
of Private Grounds, just a five minutes walk from the front door of the castle.
Tel: 353 94 954 6003 Fax: 353 94 954 6260 Email:
sales@ashford.ie
Dromoland Castle
The 16th century Dromoland Castle is one of Europe’s leading Resort Hotels located
20mins drive from Shannon International Airport with 100 bedrooms. Dromoland
Castle offers guests the opportunity to live like landed gentry, surrounded by luxury,
beauty and excellent service. Leisure facilities include; 18 hole Championship Golf
Course, Golf Academy, Spa, Gymnasium, Swimming Pool and much more.
Tel: 353 61 368144 Fax: 353 61 363355 Email:
sales@dromoland.ie
The Asgard, The Quay, Westport, Co.Mayo. Tel:(098) 25319
190 the west
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