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Dun na Ron
Oughterard, Galway

Viewed 8 times in last week.

Sleeps 2 - 4, 2 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 488 - £ 1894

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Dolmen
Lisdoonvarna, Clare

Viewed 6 times in last week.

Sleeps 2 - 6, 2 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 468 - £ 2233

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Dog Friendly Couple's Cottage near Tralee
Abbeydorney, Kerry

Viewed 6 times in last week.

Sleeps 1 - 2, 1 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 492 - £ 492

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Smart Pet-Friendly Ring of Kerry Bungalow
Kenmare, Kerry

Viewed 6 times in last week.

Sleeps 3 - 5, 3 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 437 - £ 2271

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Carnaween View
Glenties, Donegal

Viewed 7 times in last week.

Sleeps 1 - 5, 2 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 340 - £ 1428

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Cruit Island pet-friendly holiday cottage
Cruit Island, Donegal

Viewed 6 times in last week.

Sleeps 3 - 6, 3 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 395 - £ 2316

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This list of holiday cottages in Ireland all have a double bed. Couples generally sleep together so it is good to be able to identify cottages with one, and be sure that there are not twin beds when you arrive.

A good night’s sleep helps holidaymakers to feel rested and happy during their discovery of a part of Ireland. The usual bedding in holiday cottages is sheets, preferably cotton or linen and a duvet. A light fluffy duvet, soft but resilient pillows all add to a pleasing experience.