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glenbeigh

  • 20-06-2013 2:35pm
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    blingrhino
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    what is glenbeigh like as a village base to stay in?
    i am bringing the family and considering renting a mobile home there and thought it might be good location for different activitys throughout the week.


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  • #2
    newman10
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    blingrhino wrote: »
    what is glenbeigh like as a village base to stay in?
    i am bringing the family and considering renting a mobile home there and thought it might be good location for different activitys throughout the week.

    Nice village with 3 caravan parks, one mile to Rossbeigh Beach which is a great beach for Kids. 2 Hotels and 1 pub if you want to eat out. Small supermarket with Petrol pumps

    It seems to have a high number of families who return yearly to the same sites.

    Killorglin (6 miles) has Super Value and Aldi etc. Dooks (3 miles) for golf and has a small beach. Kells Bay (6 miles) small sheltered Cove. If the weather is any decent you will have a great time.

    PM for anything else


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    For the good walker, there's the Glenbeigh (Coomasaharn) Horseshoe...

    http://www.walkingworldireland.com/routepdf/Coomasaharn.pdf

    ...and you're only a short drive from Glencar in the shadow of the Reeks and Dunkerrons. Easier walks for kids around the Kerry Way, up Curra Hill overlooking the town etc.


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