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Arradale House

Tourist Board Rating:

Carrickmacross, Monaghan, A81 PH27

Review Score: Fabulous 8/10

5km from Carrickmacross

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Meet your host…

Christine McMahon

We are a family run farm where you will be welcomed you warmly. Guest can expect delicious home cooking, lovely cups of tea along with homemade brown bread and a friendly chat. I have a great knowledge of the area from fishing to sightseeing, so you won’t miss out on the must-see things to do and see in the locality. My family and I look forward to welcoming you to our home from home, Arradale Bed and Breakfast.

Kingscourt Road
Carrickmacross
A81 PH27

Arradale House is a family-run bed and breakfast situated just outside the town of Carrickmacross, County Monaghan. The bed and breakfast offers comfortable accommodation in a relaxed atmosphere with scenic views of the local countryside. All bedrooms have en-suite facilities and are tastefully decorated with guest comfort in mind. There is a TV lounge with an open fire, amply stocked with books, maps and local guides available to guests. Breakfast is served in the spacious dining room and offers a wide variety of home cooked breakfast foods. There is a large tackle room with a bait fridge for angling guests.

How to get here

Road signs.

Sat Nav: Lat (53.959306) - Long (-6.757024)

Facilities

Facilities for Pets
Fishing within 5kms
Golfing within 5kms
Hair Dryer
Horse Riding
Internet Access
Ironing
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
Tea In Bedrooms
TV in Bedroom
Walking
Wi-Fi

Customer Reviews

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

Overall Score

8/10

Fabulous

Lisa Barrett

15 Jun 2019

Review Score: 5/10

Christine was very welcoming and offered some great information on things to see and do nearby. The beds were comfortable and the food was good.

Michael Morrell

15 Oct 2018

Review Score: 10/10

One of the best stays during our entire visit to Ireland. The hostess was able to give us lots of ideas for places to visit and offered tea upon arrival. Breakfast was wonderful and felt right at home.

Mary Kaye Cody

12 Sep 2018

Review Score: 8/10

Christine was a lovely host. We truly enjoyed our time at the family home. The beds were comfortable but the rooms could use a bit of update.

Rod & Shelley

31 Jul 2018

Review Score: 9/10

What a wonderful peaceful location. Reminded me of my childhood home on the farm. Christine was welcoming and a great hostess. Served us tea on our arrival and was very helpful giving us directions to the things in the area to visit and restaurants for dining.

James and Hannah Reichman

22 Jun 2018

Review Score: 9/10

Arradale house is in a wonderful location set back off the road on the family farm making for fantastic views both during the day and while the sun is setting. Our hosts were very accommodating and helpful about local attractions and made it easy to come and go as we wished. There is a national park with hiking trails and and renovated castle just down the road both of which are much see things to do.

Tourist Board Rating:

Meet your host…

Christine McMahon

We are a family run farm where you will be welcomed you warmly. Guest can expect delicious home cooking, lovely cups of tea along with homemade brown bread and a friendly chat. I have a great knowledge of the area from fishing to sightseeing, so you won’t miss out on the must-see things to do and see in the locality. My family and I look forward to welcoming you to our home from home, Arradale Bed and Breakfast.

Kingscourt Road
Carrickmacross
A81 PH27

Nearby attractions

Dun a ri Forest Park : is a 565 acre park just outside Kingscourt along the banks of the River Cabra. The park has four walks of approximately 1.5-2km in length, all with points of interest and plentiful, varied wildlife. Some more unusual highlights of a visit to Dún na Rí are the Ice House, Toba na Splinne Holy Well and Cromwell’s Bridge. The ruins of Fleming's Castle can still be seen as well as Sarah's Well. Sarah's Bridge, built in 1801, is the starting point of many of the walks in the park.
Carrickmacross Lace: where Princess Kate Middleton and other famous stars sourced the lace for their wedding dresses.
Carrickmacross Work House : Carrickmacross Workhouse was one of 130 Workhouses built throughout Ireland between 1841 and 1843 to house the poor, hence the Irish name of Teach na mBocht - The Poorhouse. The building has now been restored and is a Community Resource, Training and Heritage Centre. Recently the singer 'Sting' visited the Heritage Centre and was able to trace his roots back to the time of the famine in Ireland. Records show one of his ancestors was in residence at the workhouse. where the singer Sting recently visited and was able to trace his roots back to. A relative of his was in the workhouse back in the famine days.
Patrick Kavanagh Centre : The Centre houses exhibitions on local history and on the world renowned poet, Patrick Kavanagh, a sixty-seat Audio- Visual Theatre, and a Research Library. Also on view are twelve specially commissioned paintings illustrating Kavanagh's epic poem "The Great Hunger", a miniature model depicting Kavanagh's classic, "A Christmas Childhood", Kavanagh's Death Mask and other memorabilia associated with the poet.