Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Aran Islands

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The cottage features a charming facade with a light blue door and white walls. A small seating area with two white chairs and a table is positioned on the stone patio, surrounded by colorful flower pots that add a touch of vibrancy to the welcoming entrance.

Cottage in Liscannor

4.93 out of 5 average rating, 296 reviews

Charming Quirky Cottage - Cliffs of Moher

Quirky elevated cottage called Tigeen, little house. It is hard to adequately describe the beauty of the setting of this cottage, I fell in love with it without ever being inside. It is totally private without being isolated, it is on its own little hill overlooking the bay of Liscannor. Inside the walls are 3-foot-thick with the cottage being over 200 years old and has hand -made wooden shutters to cover the windows. It is full of light even on the wildest of days as it has dual aspect windows.

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The exterior view of The Old Henhouse features a charred timber-clad structure contrasted by a gray wall. Large natural stones form a boundary in the foreground. Flanking trees provide a sense of privacy, and a grassy area is visible in the background.

Farm stay in County Galway

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Cosy Galway farm hideaway

The Old Henhouse is nestled on our family farm in South County Galway. The exterior is charred timber cladding which blends discreetly to the surroundings. You have on site parking, private outdoor sitting area, a compact kitchen with gas hob, fridge. Wood burning stove to provide warmth in the cooler winter evenings. Espresso Coffee machine. Tea, coffee, essential condiments supplied. Extremely comfortable double bed, bathroom, shower/toilet. Constant hot water. Just take a deep breath & relax!

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A wide coastal landscape is depicted, featuring a sandy beach extending into the distance. Gentle waves roll towards the shore under a partly cloudy sky. The foreground shows a mix of grass and rocky terrain, creating a natural coastal environment.

Apartment in Fanore

4.85 out of 5 average rating, 586 reviews

The Tackroom

This apartment is located on the coast on a farm with beautiful sea views and close to all amenities shop. pub. surf school' and only a couple of minutes walk to seashore and (URL HIDDEN) has amazing views of Galway bay Aran Islands and Connemara and is right on the Wild Atlantic Way only a short drive to Cliffs of Moher or Aran Island ferries. It is a self contained unit consisting of an ensuite bedroom with tea and coffee making facilities. Its an ideal stop for anyone on the Wild Atlantic Way

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The glamping dome features a unique hexagonal structure with a clear exterior, reflecting the surrounding landscape. A wooden deck is positioned nearby, accommodating outdoor seating. The sky above displays a blend of clouds and soft evening light, creating a serene atmosphere.

Dome in County Clare

4.89 out of 5 average rating, 341 reviews

Burren Glamping Luxury Dome

Nestled in the rolling hills & deep green meadows of the Burren lies your luxury glamping stay. A place where the heartbeat of nature will soothe and comfort body & mind. Stay up late to watch the sunset & the spectacular Burren night sky from your luxury garden dome. Wake to birdsong, the fresh Burren air & a wholesome breakfast. Guests have a private modern kitchenette and a bathroom annex. A place to relax and de-stress, the gateway to your Burren adventure. We look forward to hosting you!

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A shepherd's hut is nestled among lush greenery, featuring a corrugated green exterior and wooden steps leading to the entrance. A shaded picnic area with a wooden table sits nearby, offering a serene outdoor space for relaxation. Sunlight filters through the trees, enhancing the natural setting.

Hut in Rosscahill

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 431 reviews

Wild strawberry Shepard’s Hut with Hot Tub

Beautiful shepherds hut powered by solar for an off grid experience along the Wild Atlantic Way situated on Connemara farm land located 20 minutes from Galway city and 10 minutes from Oughterard and Lough Corrib. Sleeps 3 with a double bed and a single bed. Kitchenette with running water and gas hob, separate fire pit/BBQ area and outhouse with toilet, sink and heated shower. There is a small wood burning stove in the Shepherds hut with kindling provided. Towels and bedding are also provided.

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A serene bedroom features a spacious bed with a patterned quilt, complemented by two decorative pillows. Natural light filters through a triangular window, illuminating the soft blue walls. Two bedside tables with lamps sit on either side, adding a cozy touch to the space.

Cottage in Kilnaboy

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 120 reviews

Burren Farmhouse offering modern conveniences with old world charm.

Nestled in the Burren, explore the Wild Atlantic Way, Blue Flag beaches, walking trails and bustling local towns. Relax with the whole family in this peaceful haven. The Burren Farmhouse has been at the centre of a working farm for over 200 years. The farmhouse was originally renovated in 1850 and been the O’Grady family home since that time. It has been lovingly restored. You are very welcome to this home on a working farm in the Burren. It is a great space to enjoy with family and friends.

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A well-lit living area features a large window with views of the sea and coastline. Two striped chairs and a dark sofa are arranged around a wooden coffee table. A small lamp stands beside the window, and a stereo system is positioned on a side table.

Cottage in Quilty

4.81 out of 5 average rating, 340 reviews

Cliffs of Moher View

Bright and modern apartment, with incredible views of the sea, and the Cliffs of Moher and Aran Islands in the distance. Our apartment is located directly on the coast, with Seafield Beach directly across the road. Milltown Malbay (home of Willie Clancy Summer School), and Spanish Point are within 5 minutes drive. This apartment, which is detached, is completely self contained, and guests have total privacy, as well as control over heating. Offers unrivaled sea views and spectacular sunsets.

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The image captures a scenic coastal view featuring Dogs Bay beach, with its gentle curve of sandy shore meeting the turquoise waters. Rugged rocks are visible in the foreground, alongside lush green landscape and distant glimpses of the Atlantic Ocean.

Bungalow in Roundstone

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 249 reviews

Suas Thuas (Up Above), Dogs Bay beach. Errisbeg.

Possibly one of the most beautiful views and locations overlooking Dogs bay beach and sitting at the foot of Errisbeg hill, 6 minute drive from the picturesque fishing village of Roundstone. Surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery on the west coast of Ireland. Looking out across the Atlantic Ocean at the Aran islands, gurteen beach and dogs bay beach. Hill climbing to the rear and beach walks to the front of the cottage, there are possibly few locations to compare with this cottage

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A quaint, stone cottage is showcased with a grey slate roof and red door. Ivy climbs the outer walls, while a small balcony is visible. Two wooden chairs are placed on the lawn, surrounded by lush greenery and garden shrubs.

Cottage in Ballycurrin

4.8 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

The Nest

Located in the grounds of Ballycurrin Estate this quaint, small, 1 bedroom cottage is perfect for a peaceful stay. Log burner, fully equipped open plan kitchen downstairs & cosy bedroom with en-suite bathroom upstairs accessible by spiral staircase, makes lovely retreat for romantic escape from hustle and bustle of busy, modern world. Standing in the shadow of Ballycurrin Castle ruins , makes the cottage a perfect place for someone who is looking for a peaceful and tranquil holidays.

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A traditional country cottage is visible in the background, surrounded by mature trees and a grassy yard. In the foreground, a family is engaged in outdoor play, with a portable goal and colorful balls, suggesting a welcoming space for families and gatherings.

Cottage in Oughterard

4.95 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Knockbroughaun Restored Stone Farm Cottage

My place is good for couples, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets). Long side Lough Corrib. .Enjoy private walks through owner’s farm and nice quiet walks to the lake and 15th century castle. Connemara, with its rugged beauty, mountains, rivers, lakes and unspoilt beaches all from the doorstep, as is The Burren. The village of Oughterard, with its pubs, restaurants and shops is easily reached, as is Galway city, 15 miles. NEW NOTE: INTERNET AVAILABLE FROM NOV 1ST 2020.

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A well-lit bedroom features a spacious bed adorned with neutral linens and decorative pillows. A wooden dresser and a small vanity area are present. Natural light streams through the window, framed by soft curtains, while warm wall tones enhance the inviting space.

Bungalow in Co. Galway

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 398 reviews

Anne & John's holiday home Kilcolgan, Co. Galway

This cosy, spacious & welcoming annex has its own entrance& hedge screen.It is just off Exit 17 on the M18. It is located in the countryside on the main road, 3km from the nearest village. You need a car. An ideal base to explore The Wild Atlantic Way! Galway City - 25 mins Shannon Airport - 45mins Cliffs of Moher - 1 hr Cong, Connemara - 1 hr Dublin city -2 hrs 30mins Dogs welcome! Please view the section "House Manual"for information on day trips& walks

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A self-contained chalet is shown, featuring a white exterior with blue shutters on several windows. Potted plants are positioned at the entrance, and a grassy area is visible, leading to a natural landscape with distant views of the sea under a clear blue sky.

Guesthouse in County Galway

4.9 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

Cois na Mara, Indreabhán (Inverin), Co. Galway

The chalet is 5 minutes’ walk of the seashore, with numerous beaches nearby. A pub, a supermarket and a post-office are all within 15 minutes’ walk. We are near An Spidéal, where you can find cafés, pubs, shops, restaurants, pharmacies, a medical centre, and a craft village. Located in the heart of the Irish-speaking Gaeltacht, near Galway City, and on the Wild Atlantic Way, we are in an ideal location to explore Conamara, the Aran Islands and County Clare.