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    The Abraham is a delightful, characterful couple’s retreat resting in the countryside of Belan, near Castledermot, County Kildare. (Ref. 1148972)

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    7 nights from €274

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    A characterful three-bedroom holiday home, resting in Kilbeg near Borris-in-Ossory, County Laois. (Ref. 1001729)

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    7 nights from €715

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Why book a cottage in County Laois?

County Laois is the perfect place for a soothing getaway in the Emerald Isle. With its rugged heathlands, rolling mountains and centuries of history, County Laois is a dream holiday destination for those looking to lace up the walking boots and explore the great outdoors.

One of the county's most beloved walking hotspots is the Slieve Bloom Mountains, a tree covered mountain range close to the geographical centre of Ireland. The mountains comprise a mixture of colour coded walking trails, giving walkers of all abilities the chance to traverse this picturesque mountain range. Whilst you are in the area be sure to explore the ruin of Dunamase Castle, an Anglo-Norman stronghold offering superb views over the surrounding countryside.

The county was first inhabited over 8,500 years ago, making it one of the oldest regions in Ireland. Visitors can look forward to unearthing a myriad of fascinating historical sites, including Neolithic tombs, bloody battle sites and imposing Norman forts, making a trip to County Laois a real must for history fans!

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