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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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One of the lodges Picture: Drumheirney Woodland Hideaway
Leitrim's Drumhierney Woodland Hideaway has been included in The Sunday Times definitive 100 Great Places to Stay in Ireland this Summer and even better, this fabulous location has secured a coveted Top Ten placement.
The list was compiled by travel experts Patrick Hanlon, Jen Stevens, Roisin Healy and Jo Linehan.
Jennifer Stevens, Editor of 100 Great Places to Stay in Ireland this Summer says: "There is something very special about a break in Ireland and operators at all ends of the tourism scale here have spent the last few years elevating their offering. Whether that’s to be more sustainable, to transform their menu or to bring world-class products to their spa, hotels, guesthouses and resorts in Ireland compete on an international level. We were excited to compile a list of 100 Great Places to Stay in Ireland for 2023, each and every one is very special."
For more on Drumhierney Woodland Hideaway see: here
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