Thrilled to share with you some of the press articles written about The Cottages or in which we have been featured…

The Irish Times50 Amazing places to stay around Ireland

The Irish Times Going Coastal: 50 of the Best places to eat, stay and play along Ireland’s coastline

Culture TripTop 11 Romantic Getaways in Ireland

Irish Independent Family Gatherings: 10 great places to get the gang together in Ireland

We’re also so very proud to share with you just some of the wonderful press featuring our win of the Best Holiday Beach Home in Europe

And some more press articles written about us or in which we have been featured…

Ireland.comIreland’s Best of the Best

Country File (UK)Retreat to a coastal cottage this Autumn

The Irish TimesIreland’s most romantic bedrooms

The Weather Channel (UK), Shortlisted in “UK and Ireland’s finest getaways

The Irish IndependentSeaside Secrets

Premier Cottages (UK), Selected from over 1,000 stunning cottages for the Brochure Cover

The Irish TimesCutting edge cottages

The Irish TimesCupids Arrow…Ten Terrific Valentines Breaks

The Sunday Times (UK), Travel Magazine “50 Coolest Cottages in Britain and Ireland

The Guardian (UK) “Twenty special places to rent in Ireland

The Sunday Times, Travel “Irish Doubles ~ Cosy Cottages, raise a glass to the island’s best beds”

Bridal Magazine – Minimoons the best destinations.

BBC Coast Laytown Races

There’s something quite spectacular about seeing horses racing on the beach.

Racing horses is an old tradition and in Laytown there has been a race since 1867. Once a year people flock here for the last remaining beach race under Jockey Club rules.

Miranda Krestovnikoff of BBC Coast meets local trainer and racer Marcus Callaghan and has a bit of a flutter. But the odds are hard to calculate as the horses are used to performing on turf and not sand. So outsiders are in with a chance.

But horses aren’t the only thing being gambled on. Each year the course is built from scratch on Laytown’s huge beach, will the organisers win their race against the tide?