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Lynch Hayden's Gateway Hotel is nestled in the heart of the thriving market town of Ballinasloe. Comfortable and elegant, the hotel is well regarded for its convenience as a base from which to tour all attractions. Lynch Hayden's Gateway is ideally situated as one of the West's leading short break hotels. Golfers are spoilt for choice with 6 parkland courses, including the famous Glasson Golf and Country Club, to choose from; anglers have the River Suck literally on their doorstep, as is a cruise along the majestic Shannon. Our charming hotel is ideal as a base from which to explore and enjoy all that Ireland's West coast and all the treasures that the unspoilt Midlands have to offer. That is if you can pull yourself away from this haven! The managers and staff at Hayden's Gateway Hotel enjoy meeting new guests and are dedicated to catering for your every need and make you feel welcome and relaxed. Ballinasloe, County Galway lies at the most southerly point of the River Suck. It is primarily a market town; however, there is also a significant manufacturing sector. The town is now principally recognised for the Great October Fair. This fair has been conducted since the early 18th century. The name Ballinasloe means Mouth of the Ford of the Hostings. A village therefore developed near the fords and close to 2 castles which were built to control the fords. The area is rich in heritage and history also, from Clonmacnoise, Europe's most ancient monastic university, to Kilconnell's 14th century Franciscan Abbey, to the site of the 1691 Battle of Aughrim. While for the kids, there's the Glendeer Pet Farm just a short drive away.

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The Castle Dargan estate is set snugly in 170 acres of mature woodlands with unrivalled scenery. \I liked the place\", he said, \""For the romances of its two ruined castles facing one another across a little lake\"". - W. B. Yeats It is almost a century since Yeats penned these \""King of the Great Clock Tower\"" lines, following one of his many visits to Castle Dargan. And now an opportunity to re-visit the charms of Castle Dargan is here for you. Stylish design concepts and spacious, light flooded rooms, designed in a contemporary style, set the scene of quiet luxury for discerning guests searching for the highest standards of traditional Irish hospitality. Spectacular views overlooking the 18 hole golf course, designed by Darren Clarke, and the abundant nature surrounding the hotel all reflect Castle Dargan s harmonious inclusion in the landscape."""

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Ross Lake House Hotel in Galway is a splendid 19th century Georgian house. Built in 1850, it is formerly an estate house of the landed gentry, who prized its serenity. Set amidst rambling woods and rolling lawns, it is truly a haven of peace and tranquillity. Calm walks through the untamed Connemara countryside, beautiful unspoilt beaches, championship golf courses, excellent game and coarse fishing are all available nearby for you.

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