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Mount Usher Garden Ashford – Carriglen B and B
Carriglen B&B is minutes walk from Mount Usher Gardens located in Ashford, County Wicklow, Ireland, was laid out in 1868. It is spread on twenty acres of land along River Vartry, having more than 5000 plant species. Stay, explore and enjoy the culture of art in the centre of the Garden of Ireland
Carriglen B&B Rooms – Carriglen B and B
Carriglen Bed and Breakfast BedroomsAccommodation consists of 3 large ensuite bedrooms. Twin rooms and Double rooms are available at this Wicklow Bed and Breakfast. Carriglen Bed and Breakfast is one of the most beautiful properties offering luxury accommodation in Wicklow. Each Bedroom is spacious,
Welcome to Carriglen Bed and Breakfast – Carriglen B and B
Welcome to Carriglen Bed and Breakfast. Wicklow Bed and Breakfast Ashford, County WicklowCarriglen Guest House is a private yet tranquil house nestled in a small picturesque village of Ashford County Wicklow. Carriglen is a bright fresh airy country house. Whether its horse riding, golfing, water sp
Glendalough – Carriglen B and B
Carriglen Bed and Breakfast is only 15 to 20 minutes away from Glendalough, a monastic site, one of Ireland’s most famous landmarks. Stop by the informative visitor centre and soak up the spectacular scenery of County Wicklow.Experience Glendalough, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Ire
Breakfast At Carriglen – Carriglen B and B
You will enjoy your breakfast at Carriglen B&B whatever your tastes. A great way to start the day is to sample our tasty breakfast. For those who prefer a light meal we offer our Continental Breakfast and for those who like something more substantial we offer our hearty Full Irish Traditional Breakf
Devils Glen – Carriglen B and B
The Devil’s Glen boasts a dramatic landscape that was fashioned at the end of the Ice Age when the melt waters of the ice sheet created the valley. The resultant gorge affords a swift decent for the Vartry River as it makes its way from the Vartry Reservoir to nearby Ashford village. The site hosts