Just outside of the town of Boyle this is a very nice old manor home turned B&B to stay in. On a…read morefarm next to the Forest Park, chickens and a peacock wander the grounds and there is a lovely floral and herb garden to sit in. Rooms are on the small size but comfortable with chairs in the rooms. Everything functioned well and was clean. Loads to look at in the public rooms downstairs, plus an honor bar. We were welcomed warmly and shown where to find information on local eateries, etc. A full cooked breakfast around a communal dining table - the hostess will introduce you to others. You have your choice of typical Irish, pancakes, eggs with salmon or just continental. Very tasty. Good value!

Lough key house is a 5 star B&B beside Lough Key Forest Park.it is a beautiful Georgian period…read morehouse offering 6 bedrooms to welcome guests. Breakfasts are generous three course affairs

A Visitor Farm for families, school tours, summer camps and all types of groups. Visitors get feed…read moreto hand feed the quiet animals, lots of unusual and different varieties. Children get a ride on the barrel train, and a trip on the Tullyboy Express. They have fun looking for goodies hidden in the straw dive, there is a playground and sometimes pony rides are available all for the cost of €6 per child. The farm is open 7 days a week from May to end Aug. It has special events at Easter, Halloween and has a fabulous Christmas Experience.

A taste of old world Ireland, this authentic thatch roofed stone cottage is ideally situated above…read morea picturesque fishing lake and surrounded by rolling farmland. A wonderful place to relax and take in the Irish countryside, yet close to towns like Donegal, Bundoran, Sligo. Great place as a base to explore the Atlantic Coast which is only a 15 minute drive away.

Had a great night here to break up our trip up to the north of Ireland! Kids are welcome & the…read morestaff work well to care for them! Awesome pool & bar/bistro! Book spa services before you arrive & the kids can go to "Camp!" That includes archery & swimming!!!

My mother and I had Sunday lunch at The Rushes restaurant at the Lough Allen Hotel. The salmon…read morefillet had this wonderful lemony cream sauce, there were plenty of potatoes and vegetables, the chocolate cake was decadently rich, and the coffee was excellent. Recommended!

Was promised seats in the Stretford End at Old Trafford, Manchester. The person we spoke to from…read moreWharton's Travel told us "they only sell tickets in the Stretford End". Upon arriving we discovered our seats were NOT in the Stretford end, but in fact the opposite stand. An associate with Wharton's Travel told us this statement of them "only selling Stretford End tickets" was completely untrue. Upon calling the person who sold us our tickets and enquiring as to why they lied to us, they simply denied ever claiming they promised us Stretford end tickets. Completely unprofessional and dishonest service. Would not recommend

Excellent company who I've travelled a few times to old Trafford with. Have had some very enjoyable…read moreweekends travelling to Manchester with wharton's travel.

Advertised on their Club 360 Facebook it would be FREE to get in before 12,However they sneakily…read morecharged a FEE of €10 BEFORE 12 and €15 AFTER 12. AVOID!!!!

What a club. ....music pumping,cocktails unreal. Great spot i even met my fiancé here we will…read moredefinitely be back .100%

On a trip to Cork we stopped at this site in Cashel, which has a cathedral, chapel, graveyard, and…read moreother historic features. Cashel is located about and hour and a half drive outside of Dublin, and although we did not spend much time there, it looks like a really cool old Irish town. This is worthwhile visit for anyone interested in Irish history.

Boating.. Zip lines…read more.. Camping.... Old castle ruins... MASSIVE tree houses... Trails of all levels of intensity.... Adventure Kingdoms (aka a playground fit for a princess) Huhhh huuhh hugh, wait one minute while I gather myself..... Within 5 minutes of entering Lough Key Forest and Activity Park, I was reduced to the age of 5 years old. There was so much to do and so little time, but I had unfortunately, had made the monumentous mistake of only setting aside an hour or so, to "put a check in the box" beside this local attraction. If I can save just one person the disappointment I felt when (for the 3rd time) my girlfriend tried to usher me out of the park, this review will have been worth it. This is no where near your average park. You could easily spend an entire day, getting lost under the glowing green canopies of the forest or swept up in the romance and history that lingers near the bridges and brooks. Simply put, it has been one of the most beautiful places I've had the pleasure to have visited to date.

Do not recommend drove 1 hr and 15 mins and got turned away within 5 mins do not recommend and…read morestaff were very mean towards my family