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Honey Bee Cottage

B&B Ireland Quality Assured

Ardee, Louth, A92 H526

5km from Ardee Town

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Meet your host…

Michaela Tinniswood

At Honey Bee Cottage you are assured of a warm welcome at all times. We love meeting our guests and are always happy to assist in any way we can. We are happy to help guests with their plans and advise them of the best places to visit.

Churchtown
Ardee
A92 H526

Located in Ardee, Honey Bee Cottage provides quality accommodation in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Guests can enjoy the area’s beautiful scenery and host Michaela’s excellent local knowledge. There are a number of golf courses nearby as well as the beautiful Dún na Rí Forest Park with its scenic walks. Stephenstown Pond and Carp Fishery is also just a short drive away. We keep our own bees at our home and you can enjoy this gorgeous honey for your breakfast!

How to get here

If you are travelling from Either Dublin or Belfast take Junction 14 signposted Ardee N33 and N2 Derry. Its approx. 3km from this junction until you get to the outskirts of Ardee, you will come to 2 roundabouts. Keep going straight over both of them. You will then continue along the N2 for Derry/ Carrickmacross for approx 5km. You will take a left hand turn Churchtown. If you use the Eircode A92 H526 the road will be called Braystown. You will drive down this road for 1.5km turn left at the crossroads. We are the second house on the left.

Sat Nav: Lat (53.890979) - Long (-6.613263)

Facilities

Hair Dryer
Ironing
No Smoking House
Private Car Park
Tea In Bedrooms
TV in Bedroom
Wi-Fi

Customer Reviews


Johan Bortier 22 Dec 2019 Review Score: 6/10 Everything OK! Good hosts and wonderful cottage

B&B Ireland Quality Assured

Meet your host…

Michaela Tinniswood

Churchtown
Ardee
A92 H526

Nearby attractions

Battle of the Boyne Visitor Centre: Situated on the banks of the River Boyne, just five kilometres west of the town of Drogheda, Co. Louth, lies Oldbridge House. The house is believed to have been designed by the architect George Darley and was built in the mid-eighteenth century for the Coddington family. Following a careful programme of restoration and development, the house, its stables and adjoining gardens opened to the public in 2008 as a new visitor centre exploring the history and heritage of the Battle of the Boyne. This famous battle is one of the defining moments in Irish history. On the 1st of July 1690 (old Julian calendar) standing in opposition, King William III commanded 36,000 troops against King James II and his 24,000. This was the largest number of troops ever deployed on an Irish battle field. At stake were the British throne, French dominance in Europe, and power in Ireland. Situated on 500 acres that take in much of the original battlefield, Oldbridge House today provides an interpretive centre for those who wish to learn more about the battle or to explore the battlefield itself. The extensive gardens have been restored and feature an unusual sunken octagonal garden, a peach house, an orchard and herbaceous borders, while a tearoom has been created adjacent to the old stable block. Throughout the year, outdoor theatre, workshops and events such as cavalry displays and musket demonstrations help to recreate a sense of what it might have been like on that fateful day in July 1690. Aisling Heffernan, Supervisor Guide
Honey Making Process: We can talk you through the process of making our own honey from the bee's we keep at our B&B.
Newgrange World Heritage Site Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre: Newgrange is a 5,200 year old passage tomb located in the Boyne Valley in Ireland's Ancient East. Brú na Bóinne Visitor Centre interprets the Neolithic monuments of Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth. The extensive exhibition includes a full scale replica of the chamber at Newgrange as well as a full model of one of the smaller tombs at Knowth.
Slane Castle & Whiskey Distillery: A tour of Slane Distillery takes visitors through our heritage room, barley room, cooperage, and maturation warehouse before a final stop that provides a view of our pot stills and production areas. The tour concludes in the best way possible with a taste of our signature triple casked blend, Slane Irish Whiskey.
Stephenstown Pond and Carp Fishery: At Stephenstown Pond you can enjoy a day out with the whole family. Bring a picnic, feed the ducks and other wildlife or take a walk around the beautiful park. Children can also take part in a nature quiz. If fishing’s your thing, you can buy a day permit and enjoy an afternoon carp fishing.

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