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Lis-Ardagh Lodge

Tourist Board Rating:

Union Hall, Cork, P81 DK54

Review Score: Superb 9.7/10

8km from Skibbereen

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Meet your host…

Jim & Carol Kearney

Jim and Carol have now lived in Union Hall for 15 years. Jim is originally from Skibbereen, Carol is from England, they have two children who will often be found helping out in the B&B and Gardens. We love meeting people, Jim always has a story to tell in the Breakfast room, Carol will often be found in the kitchen baking or making Jam if not there she is in the Garden. We both love the B&B and have made some wonderful friends since we have been open and hope to make more so come and join us.

Union Hall
P81 DK54

A Fáilte Ireland Covid-19 Safety Chartered B&B.
A beautiful, spacious home nestled on mature gardens, guests can truly unwind at Lis-Ardagh Lodge, County Cork. Complete with a mini gym and sauna, relaxation is most definitely the order of the day. Just 8km from bustling Skibbereen, guests care ideally placed to take on the acclaimed West Cork landscape. Visitors can enjoy gourmet food and lively pubs in Union Hall and Skibbereen, admire the stunning Lough Hyne, follow nature trails and learn more about the historical town at the Skibbereen Heritage Centre.

How to get here

From Cork: Follow N71, when you reach Leap ignore sign for Union Hall, continue for about 2km on the N71. Then turn left onto the L4227 Union Hall Road and continue for another 2km. You will find the house on right-hand side, enter through main double open gates.

Sat Nav: Lat (51.557863) - Long (-9.141140)

Facilities

Cot Available
Credit Cards Accepted
Cycling
Fishing within 5kms
Golfing within 5kms
Hair Dryer
Internet Access
Ironing
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
TV in Bedroom
Walking
Wi-Fi

Trip Advisor

Customer Reviews

10 Exceptional (48)	5 Average (0)
9 Superb (11)	4 Below Average (0)
8 Fabulous (1)	3 Fair (0)
7 Very Good (1)	2 Poor (0)
6 Good (0)	1 Very Poor (0)

Overall Score

9.7/10

Superb

Brian McInerney

25 Nov 2021

Review Score: 9/10

Fabolous house. Carol is a wonderful cook and the breakfast was amazing. Spent two nights there. Our rooms had additional children's room. Highly recommend this warm and very clean house.

Paul & Julie Rains

17 Nov 2021

Review Score: 9/10

This was a very lovely B&B with friendly and knowledgeable hosts. The house was very clean and had a great view. The breakfast was wonderful. We enjoyed our time there very much.

MARILYN CAWTHON

18 Jan 2020

Review Score: 10/10

My room was lovely. I appreciated having the tea service there. I loved the quiet tranquility of the Lough Hyne Nature Reserve and walking in the area of the Lodge itself is a joy. Breakfast was delicious.

Ken and Yupayong

27 Nov 2019

Review Score: 10/10

We enjoyed the spacious sleeping quarter for our last two nights in Ireland. We love all the extras such as tea pot, cups, cream and sugar, a place to keep our towels warm, last but not least..the beddings had aromatic smell that helped us sleep really well. We recommend this is the place to stay if you are in or near Union Hall and don't forget to go night kayak in Lough Hyne

Stacey

27 Nov 2019

Review Score: 9/10

This was a lovely location. The accommodation was very spacious and clean. Carol and Jim were friendly and I enjoyed my time with them very much. My one and only issue was that the mattress was very hard but that is a matter of personal preference.

Tourist Board Rating:

Meet your host…

Jim & Carol Kearney

Jim and Carol have now lived in Union Hall for 15 years. Jim is originally from Skibbereen, Carol is from England, they have two children who will often be found helping out in the B&B and Gardens. We love meeting people, Jim always has a story to tell in the Breakfast room, Carol will often be found in the kitchen baking or making Jam if not there she is in the Garden. We both love the B&B and have made some wonderful friends since we have been open and hope to make more so come and join us.

Union Hall
P81 DK54

Nearby attractions

Atlantic Sea Kayaking: This activity can be arranged for our guests, Sea Kayaking is a sport that is suitable for all ages and abilities, No experience necessary,you can choose from 2hour trips, half day experiences, full day expeditions, moonlight/starlight trips, 3 to 5 day tours, overnight camping, kids and teens summer camps and many more. Jim at Atlantic Sea Kayaking runs his trips from Union Hall, Baltimore and Lough Hyne.
Drombeg Stone Circle: Drombeg AKA The Druid's Altar Drombeg is probably Irelands most famous stone circle, it is a recumbent circle with the recumbent or altar stone lying to the south-west. The circle consists of seventeen pillar stones that are graded from the two large portal stones, each 2 metres high, at the north-east towards the recumbent stone. The pillar stones are local sandstone and the recumbent has two cup marks and what looks like an axe -carving on it's upper surface. Towards the centre of the image left are two stones, male left, phallic shaped and the female right lozenge shaped.. Fulacht Fiadh and Huts The best time time visit Drombeg is probably early morning as there is an almost continuous flow of visitors to this site. Also present at the site is a Fulacht fiadh a communal cooking pit with a hearth, pictured right. Hot stones were taken from the fire and dropped into the water trough, recent tests have shown they could boil seventy gallons of water in about fifteen minutes. Pictured below are two stone huts co-joined by a doorway. The cooking area is just to the right of these huts. Cooking Pit Stone huts Situated: From Clonakilty take the N71 west to Ross Carberry, just after the causeway take a left turn onto the R597, then after about 4 kilometres take a left turn, sign-posted for Drombeg circle, there is a car park on your right about 400 metres down this road. The circle is a short walk along a track from this car park.
Golfing in West Cork:
BANDON GOLF CLUB (2.5 miles from Bandon)

Castlebernard, Bandon, County Cork Ireland

BANTRY BAY GOLF CLUB (1 mile from Bantry)

Donemark, Bantry, County Cork Ireland

KINSALE GOLF CLUB (3 miles from Kinsale)

Farrengalway, Kinsale, County Cork Ireland
Lough Hyne Nature reserve: Lough Hyne/Ine Lough Hyne (or whichever way you like to spell it) is the perfect place if you enjoy walking, hill climbing, or a gentle stroll through wooded lanes along a lake shore. This is Ireland's only marine nature reserve and it is an inland saline lake connected to the sea by rapids. It's a treasure house of unusual species such as sea urchins and oysters which are strictly protected. Loughine is an ideal location for swimming, bird and seal watching. This is a spot known far and wide for being peaceful and part of its tranquil atmosphere comes from being protected from the worst of the winds by steep hills on three sides. If you're feeling like a challenge, climb the wooded Knockamagh hill behind the lake to get an unsurpassed view of Baltimore, Roaringwater Bay and Carbery's Hundred isles. A more relaxing hour could be spent wandering along the western shore towards Barloge Creek & the rapids. You'll notice a small island in the centre of the lake and a crumbling ruin - this is where the much disliked Sir Fineen O'Driscoll ended his days in 1629, alone and in poverty, having sold his clansmen's lands to the English in return for a title. A pot of gold is said to be buried there! More information on the lake is displayed in the Skibbereen Heritage Centre.
Sailing in Glandore: Glandore Harbour Yacht Club was founded in 1985 by a group of sailing enthusiasts from the shores of Glandore Harbour and further afield. In the 25 years of its existence the Club has developed steadily to become an important part of the sporting, cultural and social life of the area. There are club racing fixtures during the season - from May to September. The highlights of this are the SCORA championship Regatta on the June Bank Holiday Week-end and a Dragon championship most years. In addition there is the Classic Regatta, every second year, usually held in July.
Skibbereen Heritage Centre: The Heritage Centre is located in the award winning, beautifully restored Old Gasworks Building, in Skibbereen, one of West Cork’s most picturesque towns. The Great Famine Commemoration Exhibition commemorates the tragic period in the 1840s that is known in Irish History as the Great Hunger. Skibbereen was one of the worst affected areas, and the events of the era are depicted using local characters and events.
The Wildlife Film School: Why not enjoy a workshop in Digital Wildlife Photography, Masterclasses in Wildlife Film Making, Courses in Wildlife Sound Recording. Ireland boasts some of Europe's leading digital wildlife photographers and video film makers; supplying award winning digital photographs and video film footage to Wildlife Magazines. Spend a day, weekend or week learning the many specialist techniques that will enable you to make award winning digital wildlife photographs or wildlife films that promote the conservation message to a wide audience. These courses can be booked inclusive of accommodation, food and tuition.
West Cork Quad Biking: Quad trekking provides the best all weather activity for all ages, from six upwards. Spend an adventure packed morning, afternoon or evening and enjoy the memories forever. They specialise in family entertainment, birthday, Stag & Hen parties, Communion, Confirmation & corporate entertainment. Free fun provided for children under six. Tea, coffee and snacks available. Book in advance to avoid disappointment!!! Gift Vouchers available For bookings call 086-2536664
West Cork Surf School: This surf school is located just outside Clonakilty and provides great days of fun and adventure. A great day out for the whole family regardless of the weather. At West Cork Surf School our instructors are in the water with you at all times to make you feel comfortable; and to help you reach that ultimate goal of catching your first wave! Phone: 353 (0)86 8695396
Whale and Dolphin Watching: Why not spend a day out on Nics boat Voyager for a day Whale and Dolphin Watching, the clear unpolluted waters off West Cork are a feeding ground for some of the largest marine mammals on earth making it one of the best places in Europe for watching whales, dolphins and porpoises. Regular sightings include Minke Whales, Fin Whales, Short Beaked Common Dolphins and Harbour Porpoises. Whale Watch West Cork is run by Nic Slocum, a qualified zoologist, he is an advocate for marine conservation and sustainable tourism with over 20 years experience of watching cetaceans from boats Nic is ideally qualified to conduct whale and dolphin watching tours for all age groups. The Voyager has been specifically designed for whale and dolphin watching off West Cork. With spacious decks, seating, fully covered wheelhouse. Voyager is fully licensed by the Department of Marine Safety.
Whale Watching West Cork with Colin Barnes and Deep Sea Angling: Whale watch with Colin Barnes is a wonderful opportunity to encounter marine wildlife here in West Cork. These coastal waters are a rich, natural habitat for whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals and sea birds, along with a prolific fish life. The "Holly Jo" Vessel was launched in 2001 she is thirty six foot catamaran, with spacious a deck ideal for outside seating and picnics. Whale Watch Trips are of four hour duration, booking can be made by telephoning (00-353)028-36789 or (00-353)086-327-3226. Colin also has a vast knowledge of the best areas to do deep sea fishing in the area and will charter is vessel for this taking you to the best fishing areas. He should be contacted on the above mentioned numbers.