Emlaghmore Lodge

Emlaghmore was built in 1862 as a small fishing lodge on the edge of the Roundstone Bog, 150 square miles of moorland and lakes which are a Special Area of Conservation for otters, raptors and unusual plants.

It has its own river running through the garden with fly fishing for Sea Trout, Brown Trout and the occasional Salmon, yet is only a few hundred yards from the Atlantic and its rocky islands and sandy beaches.

Emlaghmore is comfortably furnished in accordance with its age, and has belonged to the Tinne family for over 75 years. Situated halfway between the picturesque fishing village of Roundstone and the 18 hole links golf course at Ballyconneely, it is an ideal place to relax and enjoy Connemara.

There are good pubs and restaurants in the area, and local activities include sailing, sea fishing, riding, hill walking, windsurfing, bird watching and painting.

Nicholas Tinne
Emlaghmore Lodge, Ballyconneely, Connemara, Co Galway
Tel: (+353) 95 23529 Fax: (+353) 95 23860
info@emlaghmore.com
www.emlaghmore.com

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  • Four rooms, all with private bathrooms
  • B&B: €50 - €65
  • Single supplement: 50%
  • Dinner: €40, book by 10am
  • Unsuitable for young children
  • Open: Easter to November
  • Credit Cards: Visa, Mastercard

  
  

Directions:
Callow bridge is on the coast road, 6 miles from Roundstone and 2½ miles from Ballyconnelly. 100 yards on the Roundstone side of the bridge, take the road inland. 2nd gate on right.