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Holiday Homes / Holiday Cottages / Apartments

 
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Hotels Ireland, Guesthouses, Bed & Breakfast

  Booking.com   -   Accommodation Guide Mayo



 
Hostelbookers.com is one of the worlds largest online booking services for hostels. All hostels you see here are offering realtime prices and availability. 

Travel Agencies / Tour Operator

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Golfbreaks.com is the UK's premier service for organising Golf Breaks and Golf Days, providing tailor-made golfbreaks at discounted prices and hundreds of special offers!




Travel Guides Ireland / Related books

The Road Taken: A Guide to the Roads and Scenery of Mayo
Michael Mullen (Author)
Paperback: 160 pages; Publisher: The History Press (1 Mar 2008); ISBN-10: 1845885775; ISBN-13: 978-1845885779.

  West of Ireland Walks (O'Brien Walks) - 1847170978
Kevin Corcoran (Author)
Explore the counties of Clare, Galway and Mayo in the company of a wildlife expert. The West of Ireland offers a huge choice of landscape to the walker - mountain peaks, woodland, bogs and lakes, sandy beaches and the strange limestone plateaux of the Burren. Contains 14 walks spread across the West. Includes clear, detailed instructions and location maps, with each walk outlined. Features wildlife illustrations and information on flora and fauna. Caters for casual strollers, family groups, and ramblers, as well as serious walkers.
Paperback: 192 pages; Publisher: O'Brien Press Ltd; 4th Revised edition edition (7 Mar 2008); ISBN-10: 1847170978; ISBN-13: 978-1847170972.

Transport / How do I travel to Mayo

  Knock International Airport

  Cork Airport
  Dublin Airport
  Shannon Airport

  

  Ebookers   - 
Ferries to Ireland from Liverpool ( ferry to Ireland ).

   - Liverpool - Dublin v.v. and more
P&O Ferries is one of the most well known and trusted brands. Wherever you are travelling to, on holiday or on business, P&O Ferries offers a wide range of routes.

 
Travel by bus or coach to Mayo.


Links 

  Mayo County Council

  Ireland West   -   Mayo, Roscommon & Galway
Momaghan, South West, South East, Lakelands.

  Achill Island   -   Achill Tourism  
Guide to Achill Island and the Currane Peninsula in County Mayo on the west coast of Ireland. Offering listings of accommodation, activities, festivals, maps, travel information and more.
Watersports available on Achill Island include surfing, windsurfing, canoeing & kayaking. Equipment hire and tuition in many of these watersports activities is available from a number of local schools and providers.
  Balla
  Ballina   -   Ballina and North Mayo   -  home of the River Moy and Mayo's largest town
Washed in a rainbow of colours, tinted by huge skies, blessed with a breathtaking Atlantic Coast and anchored by over 5,000 years of civilisation, welcome to North Mayo!
Ballina and North Mayo has something to offer everyone be it golfing, angling, sightseeing, shopping or a night on the town!
  Ballinrobe
  Ballintober
  Ballycastle   -   town of the stone fortress
Located on the beautiful rugged coast of North Mayo
  Ballyhaunis
  Ballyglass
  Ballyvary
  Bangor
  Belmullet
  Bohola
  Boytown
  Castlebar   -   Castlebar Town Council
  Charlestown
  Claremorris
  Cong
  Crossmolina   -   Crossmolina's Community Online 
Crossmolina (as Gaeilge, Crois Uí Mhaoilíona) is a small developing town in north Mayo, Ireland. The town sits on the banks of the River Deel over shadowed by Nephin Mountain and near the northern shore of Lough Conn. Crossmolina is located within 10km of north Mayo's primary urban centre Ballina, on the N59 Road as it travels west to Bangor Erris.
  Derrew
  Foxford
Set on the banks of the River Moy, Foxford is a mecca for game anglers.
  Geesala
  Keel
  Kilkelly
  Killala
Set like a jewel on the west shore of Killala Bay, Killala is an important angling centre.
  Kiltimagh   -   Kiltimagh Town   -   a picturesque town in the heart of the county
Kiltimagh, with its central location, excellent accommodation sector, wonderful attractions and amenities, provides an ideal base for touring the West. Just one hour from Sligo, Galway, Westport and Achill, 20 minutes from Knock International Airport and Foxford Woolen Mills and just 10 minutes from Knock Marian Shrine.
  Knock
  Knockmore 
Set in the heart of Mayo. Situated 10km south of the Town of Ballina and 40km North West of Mayo's County town, Castlebar, Knockmore boasts some of the county's most beautiful and unspoilt scenery.  With the river Moy, renowned for it's fresh water salmon, bordering the parish to the east and Lough Conn, with it's clear mystical waters, repeling the parish to the west, delights a plenty await the welcomed traveller or tourist.
  Louisburgh   -   Louisburgh/Killeen Community
Louisburgh is the focal point of an area some 450 square miles in extent, stretching from Killary Fiord to the South, to the Owenree River to the North, and from the coast to the Erriff valley watershed in the East.
  Mayo
  Mulrany

  Marian Shrine Knock   -   Ireland's National Marian Shrine
Located in County Mayo on the West Coast of Ireland. The Story of Knock began on the 21st August 1879 when Our Lady, St. Joseph and St. John the Evangelist appeared at the south gable of Knock Parish Church. The apparition was witnessed by fifteen people, young and old. From this miraculous occurrence Knock has grown to the status of an internationally recognised Marian Shrine.

  News from Mayo  -   The Mayo News
  News   -   Western People

Cuisine   -   Gastronomy

  Food and Drink in Mayo   -   Restaurants in County Mayo

History of Mayo

  Mayo Heritage
Mayo's geological landscape holds the story of land connections with places and cultures, which today lie oceans apart. The long and turbulent geological history of the West of Ireland, which stretches back...

Music, Culture, Events

  Achill Walks Festival   -   hillwalking event
It is one of the earliest in the Irish hillwalking calendar, usually taking place around St. Patrick's Day (17th March). See Achilltourism - walksfest. 
  Castlebar 4 Days Walks [ beginning of July ]
The walks offer a wide choice of routes to suit all levels of fitness. On each of the four days of the festival we have a 10km, 20km and 40km road walk and a ramble of approximately six hours duration.
  St. Patrick's Week in Kiltimagh
A seven day celebration of Irish tradition and culture with visitors from home and abroad descending on the town for the festivities.

  Museums of Mayo
On this website you will be able to find out what each museum has to offer and plan your time to gain the most from your visit to County Mayo.
Ballintubber Abbey, Céide Fields Visitor Centre, Clew Bay Heritage Centre, Clogher Heritage Complex, Teach Na Miosa, Belcarra Eviction Cottage, Fr. Peyton Memorial Centre, Foxford Woollen Mills, Hennigan's Heritage Centre, Ionad Deirbhile Heritage Centre, Kiltimagh Museum, Knock Museum, Mayo Abbey, Mayo North Heritage Centre, Michael Davitt Museum, Partry House, and Quiet Man Cottage Museum.

Web Portal / Directories

  Castlebar.ie
  Mayolinks.com    -   Links of interest to County Mayo in the West of Ireland

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