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The Barn
Navan, Meath

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Sleeps 4 - 8, 4 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 1407 - £ 3865

Next Available: 23/12 to 27/12/2024

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The Loft
Navan, Meath

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Sleeps 3 - 6, 3 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 1111 - £ 2939

Next Available: 23/12 to 30/12/2024

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The Parlour
Navan, Meath

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Sleeps 2 - 5, 2 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 1031 - £ 2677

Next Available: 23/12 to 30/12/2024

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Why Stay in a Holiday Home in County Kildare?

Staying in a holiday home in County Kildare can offer you excellent flexibility and often works out to be very cost-effective when holidaying with friends and family compared to traditional hotel stays. County Kildare in the Irish Midlands and Lakelands is a very popular holiday destination in Ireland and has a lot to offer to the tourists staying in holiday homes.

What to See and Do on a Self-Catering Holiday in County Kildare

Some of County Kildare’s best known attractions include its gardens, canals and historical sites. This area is also known to be a wonderful place to enjoy horse riding, watch horse-racing and enjoy a game or two of golf. For those keen to visit Dublin, take note, from some parts of County Kildare such as in and around Naas for example in the north east corner of the county, the city of Dublin is less than an hour away by car.

County Kildare’s Top Attractions

• Discover historical buildings such as Leixlip Castle and Maynooth Castle.
   
• Punchestown, which is at a short distance from Naas, plays host to some of the most popular Irish meets every year and also the place where the Oxegen music festival is held, which attracts huge number of young partygoers every year in the month of July.
   
• Horse racing is a big attraction in Co. Kildare, it is the home of the horse racing and breeding in Ireland. Puncheston offers three racecourses and the flat national is at Curragh.
   
• There are good road connections from County Kildare to Dublin for a day out.

While there are different types of holiday accommodation options available throughout the county, it can be best for the tourists to stay in self-catering villas or holiday homes, so that they can enjoy a comfortable and homelike stay, along with complete freedom and privacy, and explore the entire region and its attractions according to their own pace and convenience so that they can make the most of their holiday in Co. Kildare.