Ballynahinch Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Ballynahinch

Ballynahinch is a place with heaps of cool stories to tell. If you feel like your life's been a bit humdrum lately, a trip here is the perfect answer!

It's situated 240 kilometres west of Ireland's capital, Dublin.

Connemara National Park is situated in Letterfrack, 11 kilometres to the northwest. This great attraction is certainly worth the trip.

Coral Beach and Silver Strand are perfect to visit if you're searching for somewhere to kick back and relax.

The peaceful sounds of nature await you at Croagh Patrick. It's situated just 35 kilometres away, so you needn't be on the road all day. Errisberg, 9 kilometres away, is another recommended choice.

The Dan O'Hara's Connemara Heritage and History Centre and Mt. Errisberg are close to the middle of Cashel, 6 kilometres to the southeast. After more? Inishnee, 8 kilometres to the south of Ballynahinch, has Dog's Bay Beach and Gurteen Bay Beach.

Clifden is situated 9 kilometres from Ballynahinch and is an essential part of the region. Nearby sights include the Alcock and Brown Memorial, the Station House Museum and Marconi Trans Atlantic Wireless Station. Keen for more? Alcock and Brown Landing Site and Clifden Castle are also within reach.

There's a world of rich flavours waiting to two-step across your taste buds in Galway. With plenty of tantalising things to gorge on, all you need to take along is your appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy jeans.

Do you like your mutton? What about pork? Whether you're wild about them or not, they are two traditional ingredients commonly used in the cooking here.

When Ballynahinch locals talk to you about their food, you'll probably hear Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) or bacon and cabbage (pork back boiled with cabbage and potato) mentioned a few times. These classic dishes are part of the area's identity and ought to be on any foodie's must-try list.

Because a life without dessert isn't worth living, you should definitely order some sweet seedcake loaf. This sweet treat tells the story of the area in just one bite.

To beer or not to beer? Of course, the answer is always beer. While you're in this corner of the world, Murphy’s Irish Stout is the one you want.

Intend to be here around the 17th of March? What good luck. Every year on this day, the nation joins together to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day.

When your holiday has come to an end and it's time to wave goodbye, don't leave your remaining European euros bouncing around in your purse. Why not buy some mementos as a reminder of this stunning region?

Metal detectors, long lines and even longer walks to the boarding gate. Airports can be very stressful. Give yourself ample time to get to Shannon Airport (SNN). Situated 110 kilometres to the southeast, this is the closest terminal.

Hotels in Ballynahinch

If you book a room at one of our most recommended accommodations, the professional staff will make sure that your stay is a cosy one. The Ballynahinch Castle Hotel and Cashel House Hotel are worth thinking about.