Northgrove Lismore - Bed and Breakfast

Lismore is an ideal location for a holiday. The town itself is steeped in history. The famous Lismore Castle, Irish home of the Duke of Devoshire has had many famous visitors including none other than Fred Astair.

The Cathedral of St Carthage dates from AD 683.

Nearby the seaside town of Youghal boasts one of the finest beaches in Ireland.

If your interest is golf then Lismore has its own links while Dungarvan, just a short drive away, offers two of Ireland's finest courses.

For eating out there are some fine restaurants in the area and none better than Buggys in Glencairn just 2 kilometers away. If you don't feel like driving we will take you there and collect you later.

Scenic walks, fishing on the famous Blackwater river, cycling, music and drama: its all here in lovely Lismore

The stretch of the Blackwater in Lismore/ Ballyduff is considered to be the very best. A first class Gillie service is available including casting tuition of required, price on application.

Immrama Festival

Lismore is unique in having its own Festival of Travel Writing.

The Immrama festival has been dedicated to the art of Travel Writing, Good Music, and Fine Entertainment.

The 2011 festival will be held from the June 9th - June 12th

Cycling

When in Lismore why not try some cycling. For more details visit the website of Lismore Cycling Holidays. Click HERE.

Fishing

Fishing is permitted seven days a week during the hours of daylight. Worm fishing is not permitted during September.

For more information please contact the following gillies who work with NORTHGROVE bed and breakfast.

Mr Len Tomlinson 00353(0)5860897
Mr. Connie Corcoran 00353(0)5860146

Golf

Lismore has its own golf course. For more information contact

TW MURPHY – Golf Professional
FOR ALL GOLF TUITION (INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP)
086 3521070
E-Mail twmurphy@lismoregolf.org

The Booley House - Ballyduff.

The Booley House show is a feast of traditional Irish culture and
entertainment featuring local music, song, dance and story-telling. Since
it's inception in 1993, it has developed into 90 minutes of fast-paced and
uninterrupted entertainment from their cast of over 70. It runs every
Wednesday night in July and August in nearby Ballyduff Upper, but make sure
to arrive early for their complimentary tea and locally made cakes. See
their website www.thebooleyhouse.com for booking details.