Moy House - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the Spot
Just outside Lahinch, overlooking the Atlantic.

Be Savvy
Lahinch is synonymous with golfing: bring your clubs.

Be Smitten
Love on a County Clare clifftop.

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Rooms and suites
Nine rooms and two suites

Special features
Expect luxurious fabrics, a mix of antique and modern furniture and signature bathrooms – some with cast iron bathtubs.

Also…
There’s a little tower to climb and complimentary internet use in the library.

Pillow Talk
Try Moy Mor: oodles of space, an original Victorian cast-iron bath, turf burning fireplace and a shower the size of a dinner plate.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
In a welcoming dining room that fuses the classic and contemporary, chef Daniel O’Brien conjures up modern Irish dishes with classic French and world influences.  Specialities include a nut crusted St. Tola goat's cheese with pickled beetroot, topped off with a tangy walnut dressing. Enjoy the dramatic ocean views as you dine.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served until 10am – later if you ask nicely. Look forward to eggs Benedict, fresh fruit smoothies and warm pancakes with maple syrup.

Room service
Available morning and evening.

See & Do

See & Do
The Cliffs of Moher, ten minutes away, are second to none and pretty breathtaking to climb. You can learn how to smoke salmon while touring the rocky Burren region, check out the Aillwee caves at Ballyvaughan  or simply hone your swing at the world class Lahinch and Doonbeg golf courses. You'll find two miles of sandy beaches for sunning and surfing, and the Aran islands are close enough for a fascinating day trip.

Diary Dates
July
The South of Ireland Golf Championship tees off at  Lahinch on the last weekend of the month.

September
If your darling is not paying you enough attention, you could always try your luck at Lisdoonvarna's famous Matchmaking festival – a riotous affair with local dancing and plenty of late nights.