Above: After a day touring the Irish countryside, Cassidy Cottages can be a perfect venue for you to relax near an open fire with all the comforts of home.

The Cassidy Cottages are located just 2km from the picturesque small town of Ballyconnell in County Cavan. These are very comfortable self catering accommodations in County Cavan. These family friendly 3 star self catering cottages are individually and uniquely designed and consist of two spacious bedrooms to ensure a comfortable and restful sleep of the guests. To ensure the comfort of their guests, The Cassidy Cottages have central heating and all the modern conveniences essential for a comfortable and luxurious vacation. Cassidy Cottages are designed to be bright, airy and comfortable, offering you an ideal base to relax and unwind.  After a day of touring the Irish countryside, guests can unwind and relax near an open fire with all the comforts of home. All bedrooms are beautifully furnished and you will be guaranteed a restful nights sleep in these self catering accommodations. The living area is the perfect place to kick back, open a bottle of wine and relax in front of a traditional open fire. Both cottages have a spacious and fully fitted kitchen. A hefty breakfast can be made in the spacious dining area, while you plan your day together.

Above: The Village Cottage is perfect for families as there is a babysitting service provided should you want to walk to the local pub for a quiet drink at night.

The Village Cottage is located halfway point between Cavan town and Enniskillen in County Fermanagh. The Village Cottage is a lovely 3 star self catering accommodation located in the centre of the small and pretty village of Bawnboy in County Cavan.

This self catering accommodation has a spacious family room with an open fire where in family and friends could gather and enjoy a warm cup of tea coupled with a good conversation. The property is perfect for families as there is a babysitting service provided should you want to walk to the local pub for a quiet drink at night or just to unwind for the day. The cottage has three bedrooms and the master bedroom has en suite facilities to ensure maximum comfort. The cottage has all the comforts of home with a fully fitted kitchen and dining area so that guests can share family and friendly meals together during their stay at the lovely County of Cavan. The Village Cottage has a garden and patio to the rear where in guests can spend an afternoon at and there is also private parking on the site. There are a lot of activities near The Village Cottage. Take a scenic drive through the rural villages of the county and discover the modest, yet friendly people of the area. In Lifeforce Mill you learn how to make a traditional Irish loaf and while it’s baking you will be given an informative tour of the building. You will truly feel the countryside ambience when you stay at The Village Cottage.

Above: The Lake View Cottage is child friendly and pets are also very welcome. The house has three bedrooms and is overlooking a pure water lake.

Lake View is a lovely 3 star self catering bungalow located in the picturesque town of Ballyconnell right in the heart of County Cavan. Ballyconnell is located on the Shannon Erne Waterway and the atmosphere in the town is always very enjoyable.  The Lake View Cottage has a large garden for your own private use. With an abundance of fishing available in the area, an angling adventure would have a terrific time.  If you want to enjoy fishing excursion there is a tackle shed with a fridge on the grounds of this self catering accommodation. A boat is freely available for you to fish at your leisure. The Lake View Cottage is child friendly and pets are also very welcome. The house has three bedrooms and is overlooking a pure water lake. The Lake View Cottage has a fully functional amenities and facilities which ensures a comfortable stay for all the guests and visitors who would want to stay at this self catering accommodation. There is a fully functional and well equipped kitchen and a comfortable living room with an open fire which will allow you to kick back and relax in the evening.

Above: The Corronagh Forest Park is a self catering accommodation which welcomes families of all ages and caters for pets as well.

The Corronagh Forest Park is a lovely 2 star self catering cottage located near to the quiet village of Virginia in the beautiful County Cavan. The home is a charming dormer style wooden cabin with three bedrooms and a bathroom with shower. The cabin is situated in a rural, wooded area with some fine views overlooking Lough Ramor. The Corronagh Forest Park welcomes families of all ages and caters for pets as well. Bed linen and towels are supplied and there is electric central heating. This self catering accommodation can take a leisurely walk to the village of Virginia and get to know the friendly and hospitable locals. The Lake Country offers a plentiful supply of fish for anglers of all ages and experiences. Spend the day having a relaxing picnic or go nature walking at Dun na Ri Forest Park.

Above: The Eonish cottage is a perfect self-catering accommodation l for anglers with storage available for your fishing equipment and bait fridges are also provided.

The Eonish cottage is a charming 3 star self-catering accommodation located in Killashandra in County Cavan. It’s the perfect holiday self catering accommodation for anglers since The Eonish cottage has a storage available for your fishing equipment and bait fridges are also provided for your convenience. The four-bedroom cottage sleeps 6 with ease and comes with two double beds and two single beds. Sit back and relax around a log fire in the living room and all the logs are supplied throughout your stay. The bungalow is beautifully designed with a fully equipped kitchen and utility room. There are a lot of nearby acitviites to do during your stay at The Eonish cottage. Explore the great outdoors of County Cavan through a walk around Killykeen Forest Park and Dun a Rí Forest Park. Winding country lanes and refreshing walks let you completely unwind and enjoy you vacation. Golf enthusiasts would love to experience a great selection of courses which includes Cavan Golf Club and Belturbet Golf Club as well as Slieve Russell Golf & Country Club.  Guests at this self catering accommodation in County Cavan will surely have their dream vacation.

At the the beginning  of 18th century, Ballinagh grew up as a staging post on the Dublin to Sligo coach road. In 1803 the local landlord, Captain Fleming, built a stone tower on a nearby hill. It is still called Flemings folly. This is easily accessible and there is a fine view from it over the surrounding countryside.

BALLINAGH, a market-town, partly in the parish of BALLINTEMPLE, but chiefly in that of KILMORE, barony of CLONMAHON, county of CAVAN, and province of ULSTER, 4 miles (S. W.) from Cavan town, on the road to Granard (Co. Longford), containing 702 inhabitants.

This town was entirely destroyed by fire in a disturbance which took place in 1794; it consists at present of two streets crossing each other at right angles, and in 1831 contained 135 houses, the greater part of which are thatched, and of which three only are in the parish of Ballintemple. The market is on Saturday, and is held in a neat plain market-house. fairs are held on March 31st, June 6th, August 5th, Oct. 3rd, and Dec. 21st. This is a station of the constabulary police ; and petty sessions are held every alternate Wednesday.

There is a Roman Catholic chapel ; also a good slated school-house, containing on the ground door a school-room for boys, and on the upper story, one for girls

Cavan (Holiday Cottages, Cavan, Ireland) (originally Caban, an Irish word for a hollow), can trace a history of habitation back for 5,000 years. Many of the historic inhabitants of Cavan (Holiday Apartments, Cavan, Ireland) made their dwellings on crannogs, which were artificial islands on the numerous lakes found in the county. These crannogs could be accessed by rocks shallowly concealed immediately below the surface of the water, or by specially designed rafts. This was a clever way of avoiding confrontation and ensuring the safety of ones family.

Christianity was introduced into Cavan in the 6th century A.D. It remained free from Anglo-Norman conquest while other nearby counties were taken by the invaders. It wasn’t until the 17th century that Cavan (Holiday Homes, Cavan, Ireland) history experienced significant foreign influence from the English and Scottish colonists.

Due to the effects of the famine, much of the original population of Cavan emigrated to North America, Australia and New Zealand. Her numbers are still only a fraction of what they once were.