County Kildare in Ireland is an attractive area to visit for a self catering cottage stay.  As with many areas in Ireland, Kildare has acres and acres of beautiful green scenery, earning Ireland the name the 'Emerald Isle'. Stay in a comfortable lodge or holiday cottage, perhaps indulge in local sports such as fishing or golfing.  Kildare is known for its excellent opportunities for angling and for its excellent and numerous golf courses. Irish self-catering holidays are ideal for people who like to be part of the community and receive a personal welcome.

Self-catering holidays in County Kildare with a side of golf.

For a real taste of history and golf how about the historical Kilkea Castle Golf resort?  There are also many interesting walks in this beautiful part of Ireland and plenty opportunities for horse riding if you are looking for a really active self catering holiday.  After relaxing at your holiday cottage, how about enjoying one of the many lovely walks in Kildare?  There are attractive canalside walks, beautiful countryside walks and also interesting historical walks where you can visit the 12th century Franciscan Abbey.        

Somewhere to stay in County Kildare with a foot in the country and city

County Kildare is also considered commuter belt, meaning that it is possible to visit Dublin relatively easily by car.  Dublin is a beautiful interesting city to visit with many cafes, restaurants, bars and art galleries.  Kildare will particular attract those looking for a self catering holiday with golfing facilities available nearby.  Kildare though is also likely to appeal to keen anglers or to anyone who wants to spend some time on a cottage break in beautiful Irish countryside yet relatively near to Dublin and all its associated attractions.  There are a range of self catering Irish cottages in the Mid East of Ireland on Country Cottages Online.  Choose from rural cottages in the Irish countryside or holiday homes by the coast.  We hope you find the right cottage in Ireland for you, that you have a relaxing and enjoyable holiday in Ireland with plenty of warmth and charm.