Trinity Haven, Luxury 4 Bedroom Self Catering Accommodation, Cavan, Ireland

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The Cavan Region

Cavan Town: There is a great selection of hotels in which to enjoy an evening or afternoon meal or simply a relaxing coffee or drink. These include the Radisson Farnham Hotel; the Cavan Crystal Hotel with its full selection of Cavan crystal for purchase; as well as the Kilmore Hotel and the Farnham Hotel. Slightly further afield is the Crover House Hotel towards Mount Nugent with its ideal setting along the shores of Lough Sheelin; and Lough Rynne Castle Hotel in Mohill, Co. Leitrim. There are excellent pubs and restaurants in Cavan town and also in the neighbouring villages of Crossdoney, Butlersbridge and Ballinagh.

The arts scene is vibrant in Cavan town with a variety of local music and cultural festivals throughout the year. Both the County Cavan Drama Festival and the NYAH Arts Festival take place annually during March/April. Many heritage events take place throughout the town during Heritage Week in Aug/Sept of every year. Traditional music sessions regularly take place in the town.

A new state of the art Library is located on Farnham Street. The library has an extensive reference section with information on the history and heritage of the county. The building also houses the Genealogy Centre and Tourist Information Office.

Places to See: Take a leisurely drive to Enniskillen (50km) and enjoy the beauty of Lower Lough Erne followed by a shopping spree or a well deserved treat in one of its many coffee houses or restaurants. Visit Marble Arch Caves & Florence Court Gardens both near Enniskillen, Arigna Mines Museum in Carrick-on-Shannon, the Cavan County Museum in Ballyjamesduff, or Dun a Rí Forest Park near Kingscourt.

Kilmore Cathedral, Cavan: is the home to the grave of bishop Bedell. It has a famous Romanesque doorway in the Cathedral that dates to the late twelfth, early 13th century, and is believed to have originally been part of the nearby priory at Trinity Island in Lough Oughter. Kilmore Cathedral is only 10 minutes away by car.

Marble Arch Caves are one of Europe's finest show caves allowing visitors to explore a fascinating, natural underworld of rivers, waterfalls, winding passages and lofty chambers. Located at Florencecourt, Co. Fermanagh, the Marble Arch cave complex has good car parking, a souvenir shop, restaurant, exhibition area and an audio-visual theatre. The caves are situated in a National Nature Reserve. Tours of the caves last approximately 75 minutes and are suitable for people of any age of average fitness. Comfortable walking shoes and a warm sweater are recommended. Tours of the cave complex start with an underground boat trip, after which your trained guide will conduct you through a variety of cave formations, including the "Moses walk", which must be seen and experienced to be fully enjoyed.

Situated amongst the mountains and forests of West Fermanagh, Florence Court is surrounded by a large area of parkland, garden and woodland including the recently restored walled garden where the pink and white roses are especially attractive in early summer. The present house, the former home of the Earls of Enniskillen, was started by John Cole and completed around 1775. It was named after Florence, his wife. The house contains fine Irish furniture including an 18th century rococo armchair in the library, an Irish writing cabinet which dates from 1730 and an unusual 18th century bed. The Grounds boast several interesting features such as the recently restored water-powered sawmill, an ice house and the summer house, which was rebuilt in 1993 as a replica of the original. There are outstanding views over surrounding mountains; Florence Court has a shop and tea-room.

Dun a Rí Forest Park is located 1.5km north of Kingscourt, Co. Cavan on the R179 to Carrickmacross. There are a number of different walking paths in Dun an Rí. There are four walks of approximately 1.5-2km in length all with points of interest. The forest of Dun an Rí is 229 hectares of which 146 hectares comprises of commercial forest. Norway spruce and oak are two important species in these commercial stands. There are various features identified by sign posts in the course of the several planned walks These include the wishing well, (a Holy Well called Tobar na Splinne), Cromwell's Bridge, Cabra Cottage - originally the residence of the Pratt family before they moved to the nearby Cabra Castle - the flax mill, the Lady's Lake and an old ice house. The ruins of Fleming's Castle can still be seen as well as Sarah's Well. Sarah's Bridge, built in 1801, is the starting point of many of the walks in the park. Car parking is also available.

Lough Rynne Hotel and Gardens, Mohill, Co. Leitrim is one of Irelands most luxurious Castle Hotels, this secluded Castle is majestically set on the shore of Lough Rynn, Mohill, Co. Leitrim, and is surrounded by over three hundred acres of breathtaking scenery, lush green pastures, ancient forests and historical points of interest. Lough Rynn Castle offers its guests splendid walkways through its walled gardens and meandering hotel corridors. The Hotel Restaurant is open daily for lunch from 12 noon until 2.30pm and for dinner from 7pm until 9.30pm. The development comprises a luxury 52 bed-roomed Hotel, together with a World Class Spa and Leisure facilities and a Championship Golf Course designed by Nick Faldo .

Arigna Mining Experience near Drumshambo, Co. Leitrim provides visitors with a unique insight into what coal mining life was like in the Arigna Valley, since it’s beginning in the 1700's until closure in 1990. During the underground tour, visitors will experience what it was like to work in some of the narrowest coal seams in the western world. The tour that will last 45 minutes brings visitors to the mines coalface where the methods used to extract the coal are demonstrated. Lighting and sound effects throughout the mine, add to the reality to the experience. Local geology and the formation of coal deposits are explained in the exhibition area, as is the history of energy production. The exhibition also explains the concepts and operation of different renewable energy systems. Some of these systems can then be viewed in operation in the Energy Centre Building, in the energy playground, and on the nearby wind farms. A history tour presents the origins and history of the Arigna coal mines.

For a taste of Cavan culture why not take in a show in Virginia’s Bull Lane Theatre - a beautifully restored church, hosting performances by established theatre groups - 45 minutes drive away.

These are just some of the many interesting places to visit during your stay at Trinity Haven, Cavan.

 

Crossdoney Area

Leisure Activities:

For Golfers:
Cavan has a magnificient selection of courses, for example: the new Radisson Golf Club which opened during 2008 is less than 10 minutes drive, Cavan Golf Club is less than 15 minutes drive and the Slieve Russell Golf and Country Club is only 30 minutes away. For those seeking the less professional challenge McSeain’s Pitch ‘n’ Putt (Tel: 049 433 7138) in Cornafaen is an 18-hole par 3 to par 4 course worthy of a visit and very reasonably priced. It is only 15 minutes drive to Cornafaen.

For Anglers:
With angling being the No 1 leisure activity in Cavan, there are many fish filled lakes within very easy access to Trinity Haven. Trinity Lake is only a 10 minute walk, Lough Oughter a 10 minute drive, and Lough Sheelin and Lough Gowna are less than a 20 minute drive. A natural environment means natural, wild fish, including bream, roach, perch, eel, hybrids and pike.

For Children:
Killinkere Visitor Farm is situated in Lisnagirl, Killinkere halfway between Virginia and Bailieborough in Co Cavan featuring Llamas, Miniature Horses, Chin Chulas, Guinea Pigs, Deer, Rare Birds, Fowl and more! ! email: Killinkerevisitorfarm@yahoo.ie
Phone: +353 (0)49 854 9344 | (0)87 259 6890 Website: www.killinkerevisitorfarm.ie.

Cavan Leisure Centre, Drumalee, Cavan Phone: +353 (0)49 43 62888 is only 6km away. It has a 25m L-shaped pool, steamroom, jacuzzi, sauna, and fitness suite.

Indoor Play Centre, Koolkids, Ballinagh Road, Cavan, caters for the young who can burn off their energy by playing on the huge play area and parents can de-stress with some delicious tea and cakes.

Astra Bowl Townspark Cavan Phone: +353 (0)49 43 72662 has a 7,000 sq. ft., 6 full length bowling centre with pool tables, video amusements and jukebox.

Storm Cinema Townspark Centre, Cavan Phone: +353 (0)49 4372005 is situated in the heart of Cavan town, behind Tesco on the main street. Storm Cinema has 6 screens and is open 7 days of the week.

For Water Sports / Boating:
Pleasure cruising is available at Enniskillen. Water buses at Ballinamore, Enniskillen and Keshcarrigan. Canoeists can explore with the Cavan Canoe Centre, Inishmore, Butlers Bridge, Co Cavan, which is located at Carratraw Canoe Centre. Cavan Canoeing offers kayak/canoe instruction, local nature and historical tours, summer camps, school trips and complete multi day packages for individuals groups families and friends. Take a guided canoe trip around the peaceful waters of Lough Oughter - a National Heritage and Special Conservation Area. See Clough Oughter Castle, wildlife and bird life. Guides are fully qualified and experienced. All equipment supplied. www.cavancanoeing.com. email: info@cavancanoeing.com . Phone: +353 (0) 87 2905752.

Lakeside Manor Hotel, Virginia, Phone: +353 (0)49 854 8200 e: info@lakesidemanor.ie is renowned for power boating, jet skiing, canoeing, cruising and fishing all year round. Phone: 086-1932224 for hiring of equipment.

For Equestrian Centres:
Cavan's beautiful and rugged countryside can also be enjoyed from the saddle. There are a number of excellent riding schools throughout the county offering a variety of activities from trekking to hourly lessons. Contact -
• Mount Prospect Stables, Cavan. Phone: +353 (0) 86 2483721
• Beechlane Equestrian Centre, Dublin Road, Cavan. Phone: +353 (0) 87 9341307
• Redhills Equestrian Centre, Redhills, Co. Cavan. Phone: +353 (0) 47 55042
• Ross House Equestrian Centre, Mountnugent . Phone: +353 (0) 49 854 0218 www.ross-house.com

For Mountain Biking:
From families to beginners and the more enthusiasts, contact Wildflower Mountain Biking who offer cycling and walking guided tours, organize routes, cycle hire etc. Email : gubrawully10@hotmail.com. Phone: +353 (0) 49 9523923.

For Adventure Centres:
ODD - Outdoors & Dirty, Bawnboy, Co Cavan offers some unique and exciting experiences such as Hovercraft Grand-Prix, Rage Off-Road Buggy Rally, Woodland Laser Combat, Powerturn Dragster Karts and Clay Pigeon Shooting. Visit www.odd.ie Phone: +353 (0) 49 952 3877 email: hello@odd.ie.

Tanagh Outdoor Education Centre, Dartry Forest, Rockcorry, Cootehill Phone: +353 (0)49 5552988, caters for school groups, youth groups, summercamps, staff development groups and private parties. Activities include canoeing, banana boat, gorge walking, abseiling, archery, assault course, orienteering and hillwalking. One day, weekends or full week of activities available. email: educ@monaghanvec.ie

For walking/cycling:
Enjoy the many lovely walks, forest trails and picnic areas for all the family to enjoy in the area, including the shores of Trinity Lake, the grounds of the nearby Radisson Farnham Hotel, Killykeen Forest Park, Lough Gowna and Lough Oughter, the Shannon Pot Walk to the source of the Shannon, the magnificent Cavan Way and Leitrim Way trails, the Cladagh Glen Walk and the forest trails at Florence Court and Lough Navar Forest.

For Shopping:
There are excellent shopping facilities in Enniskillen and in Cavan Town.

 

Getting There

From Dublin take the new North West Motorway (Tolls apply) Route M3 bypassing Dunshaughlin, Navan, Kells, and ending near Virginia. From Virginia, continue on to Cavan Town. Cavan Town is now 60 minutes from Dublin with the new M3 Motorway. Alternatively, take the N3 route through Dunshaughlin, Navan, Kells, Virginia and on to Cavan.

From Belfast take the A1 Southbound for Lisburn and on to Lurgan. From Lurgan take the A3 to Armagh, on to Monaghan Town and continue along the N54 for Cavan Town.

From Rosslare take the N11 Northbound for Dublin travelling through Wexford and Enniscorthy, bypassing Gorey / Arklow and on to Dublin. From Dublin follow the signs for the M50 Northbound and connect with the new North West Motorway Route M3 bypassing Dunshaughlin, Navan, Kells, and ending near Virginia. From Virginia, continue on to Cavan Town. Cavan Town is now 60 minutes from Dublin with the new M3 Motorway (Tolls apply). Alternatively, take the N3 route through Dunshaughlin, Navan, Kells, Virginia and on to Cavan.

Trinity Haven is less than 15 minutes drive from Cavan Town. Additional directions will be given at the time of booking.

Nearest Travel Links

• Airport: Dublin (104 km)
• Ferry: Rosslare (208 km)
• Railway: Dublin (104 km)

 

Suitable types of Holiday Crossdoney

• Fishing
• Golf Course
• Horse riding
• Watersports
• Mountain Biking
• Walking
• Waterskiing

 

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Exterior Facilities in Trinity Haven, Luxury 4 Bedroom Self Catering Accommodation, Cavan, Ireland

• Private garden
• Secure parking
• Children's playground

 

The large south facing garden has garden furniture and offers a safe place for children to play. The high ceilings and lots of windows provide panoramic views over Trinity Lake.

 

Rental Details

We operate a strict no smoking policy within the holiday home and would ask all guests, for the benefit of future guests, to refrain from smoking indoors.

 

Facilities in Trinity Haven, Luxury 4 Bedroom Self Catering Accommodation, Cavan, Ireland

• CD player
• Central heating
• Clothes dryer
• Cooker
• Dish washer
• DVD player
• Freezer
• Fridge
• Hairdryer
• Highchair
• Iron
• Kettle
• Linen provided
• Log fire
• Microwave
• Television
• Toaster
• Towels provided
• Washing machine

Trinity Haven also boasts a large open plan kitchen / dining area and a separate living room with a solid fuel potbelly stove inside a large open fireplace.

 

Bedrooms / Bathrooms

• Bedrooms (4)
• Bathrooms (1)
• Ensuite (2)
• Showers (3)
• WCs (3)

 

Sleeps a Maximum of 8 people:

• Single Beds (4)
• Double Beds (2)
• Cots (1)

 

Furniture

• Dining Seats (8)
• Lounge Seats (8)

 

Guest Book

The house is amazing, couldn't be better .............. John

Had a relaxing time, beautiful house and area, packing up now and sad to be leaving ....... Sonia

Loving it so much that we've extended our stay by a further week ........Natalie

Arrived safely from Italy, enjoying our stay greatly and fishing also ......... Francesco

Arrived a few hours ago, lovely place, a wee-fire going now, relaxing over a glass of wine or two ..... Wilma