Visitors to Ireland who are looking for a self-catering holiday home with table tennis will not be disappointed. Table tennis is an excellent way to spend the time and perhaps ensure that older children are entertained! The tables are normally placed within a games room which can also offer pool, snooker, and darts amongst other various board games. There are many properties that have games rooms or access to one, but table tennis itself is more often found in shared facilities. The properties themselves often have wi-fi but playing a game of 'ping pong' is a fun activity for kids, and older kids too, and will be a welcome addition to any holiday home in inclement weather. Accommodation tends to be in holiday lodges and cottages but there are self-catering apartments in large towns and cities with shared access to games rooms and the various options match all tastes and budgets.
County Mayo in the North West of Ireland has accommodation with table tennis. You may wish to book a cottage for a week or two near the village of Ballycastle. There are holiday homes of all sizes with games room that also house cards, board games, a croquet set, and a dart board. Properties with Wi-Fi may also have a games machine. A self-catering holiday near Ballycastle would be very nice. If fortunate, you might be able to rent a house with sea views and catch a glimpse of Dun Briste, a sea stack that was attached to the mainland until the middle ages, when folk had to be rescued by boat. Many legends and heroes arose from this rocky outcrop and it remains an impressive sight. A short distance away the archaeological wonder of Ceide Fields can be found, surrounded by miles of sandy beaches where visitors can sunbathe, paddle or try their hand at surfing or sea fishing. This accommodation is close to the Wild Atlantic Way, which is worth experiencing with its dramatic coastal scenery.
Further down this spectacular coast, more holiday accommodation with table tennis can be found near the village of Clonbur. This village nestles between two lakes, Lough Corrib and Lough Mask and stunning mountains and woodlands are perfect for hikes and picnics. Not all cottages and cabins have their own games room within the property, however, some may have an out building where there is a table tennis table with all the necessary equipment. Sometimes all-weather table tennis tables are sited on the lawn but are subject to weather conditions. It is always bright and dry under a proper roof.
The nearby village of Cong is worth a visit with its 12th century castle, which is now a luxury hotel open to non-residents, and the lively city of Galway is within an hour’s drive and is bursting with history and entertainment.
Accommodation with table tennis in Ireland can be found but often with shared usage in facilities linked to the accommodation, for example in cottage complexes or holiday villages. Ireland offers a memorable break and is filled with history and incredible natural scenery that will delight visitors of all ages. The addition of a games room with a tennis table will no doubt keep young and old entertained, and any game could be a decider in who cooks or cleans!