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Cottages and Self-Catering Holiday Accommodation in Ballina, Mayo, Ireland
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Ballina, which means mouth of the ford in Irish Language, is a town located in the town of north County Mayo in Ireland. The town lies at the mouth of the River Moy in close proximity Killala Bay. The town is flanked by Nephin Beg Mountains on the west and Ox Mountains range on the east. Located beautifully on the Moy valley, the town is a true paradise in sense of beauty. The town is endowed with some of the most exotic places on the earth, which makes tourists to come here from different place to spend self catering holidays.
The town has several places of tourist interest such as river banks of River Mayo, the ridge pool, Enniscoe House, Temple House, Westport House Parkland Caravan & Camping Park, County Sligo Golf Club, Parke's Castle, which are located in and around the town. The town is famous for Ballina Salmon Festival, which is celebrated here in the month of July every year.
Apart from that, the town is famous for its self catering accommodations, which are provided here in the form of apartments, log cabins, holiday chalets, cottages, and villas. These types of accommodations are popular for offering high level of comfort at economical rates. The self catering accommodations are not only comfortable but spacious as well.
