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About Byrnesgrove Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast
Jim and Laura welcome you to their family farmhouse bed & breakfast . Our Bed and Breakfast is a newly renovated farmhouse set in a tranquil scenic area on the edge of the Castlecomer plateau in Kilkenny. Adjacent to our home we have a working farm with lots of animals big and small and some rare breeds. Our rooms are all ensuite, large and family friendly with all nescecesary facilities for you to have a most enoyable stay. We have excellent choice for breakfast which is fresh, homebaked and sourced locally. We have gardens to sit out and play area for kids inside and out and lots of farm animal, join us each morning with feeding time and meet our extend family. Lets us help with your travel plans and explore some unspolit countryside. Near by enjoy the Dunmore cave or the discovery park, The Rock of Cashel or take a stroll through the medeivil city of Kilkenny and visit the many Historic site. On arrival, enjoy complementary tea & coffee with some home baking and an Irish warm welcome.
Byrnesgrove Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast Rooms
Large Spacious rooms catering form 1 person to 4 person, Twin & Double Rooms, Dining room and a Lounge With Open Fire. For Guests Use. Dining room has also tea/coffee facilites, fridge, microwave and some catering facilities for guest use. There is garden for guest use and play area inside and out also. Cots ect are available free of charge and baby sitting can be arrange..
Byrnesgrove Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast Location
From the N8 head to Durrow take the road N77 to Ballyragget; In Ballyragget take road R694 for Castlecomer and we are 3.5 mile up this road. You will see our sign on left hand side of rd
From Castlecomer take the road R694; We are 3.5miles up this road.
GPS 52.80412 7.28256
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Kilkenny is situated on both banks of the River Nore, at the centre of County Kilkenny in the province of Leinster in the south-east of Ireland. Originally founded by Aengus Osraige, Kilkenny was the ancient capital of the kingdom of Ossory. Points of interest within the city and its environs include Kilkenny Castle, St. Canice's Cathedral and round tower, Rothe House, St. Mary's Cathedral, Kells Priory, Kilkenny Town Hall, Black Abbey and Jerpoint Abbey
Arts and Festivals
Kilkenny is encouraged as festival location throughout the year and especially during the summer months. The Kilkenny Arts Festival established in the 1970s takes place in late August. During this time Kilkenny plays host to contemporary art with Theatre, Dance, Visual Art, Literature, Film, Paintings, Sculptures and live performances. Musical events including traditional, Classical, World, Jazz Music take place durning the festival. Kilkenny holds the annual Smithwicks Cat Laughs Comedy festival every June.
The Kilkenny Rhythm and Roots Festival, http://www.kilkennyroots.com, is held on the first weekend in May every year and features the best in Americana/Bluegrass/Folk/Rockabilly/AltCountry in various venues throughout the city.
