County Carlow Ireland

County Carlow is located in Leinster province in the south east of Ireland and is one of the country’s smallest counties. The county’s landscape features a number of beautiful valleys and the lovely Barrow and Burrin rivers. It was here at the meeting of both rivers that Carlow found its name meaning ‘Four Lakes’. Carlow is bordered by the beautiful Blackstairs Mountains. It has a population of around 50,000 people. 

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Experience Tipperary from Your Holiday Home

Tipperary is an inland county in the province of Munster, southwest Ireland. It is one of the largest counties in Ireland with a population of approximately 150,000.  Traditionally a horse breeding county, the Golden Vale as it is know throughout the Island of Ireland, is home to the thoroughbred breeding farm Coolmore Stud, the largest in the world. The River Shannon in North Tipperary feeds Lough Derg, the second-largest lake in Ireland. The Suir River flows through South Tipperary. Shannon Airport is approximately an hour’s drive away.

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Wexford: Sunshine, History, and Adventure

Wexford’s natural charm and beauty shine through in one of its defining characteristics- known as the sunny south east. Sunshine and warmth greet visitors who hurry to enjoy the scenic beaches that are scattered throughout the county. Cahore and Raven Point combine to form the longest stretch of beach in all of Ireland. The county’s 47,000 people happily greet travellers each year. Its wealth of sunshine, historical sights, beaches, and wildlife make it an ideal holiday destination for the entire family. For those who rent a holiday home in Wexford, there’s no need to travel to enjoy the scenery. Simply plan your next trip and begin the fun. 

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