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Days Hotel Castlebar
The Harlequin Westport Road
Castlebar, IE

Clarion Hotel Sligo
Enniskillen Road
Sligo, 0000 IE

Ramada Encore Galway Oranmore
Castle Road
Galway, IE

Best Western Flannery's Hotel
Dublin Road
Shannon, IE

Jurys Inn Galway
Quay Street
Galway, IE

Carlton Hotel Galway City
Dublin Road Galway City East
Galway, IE

Radisson Blu Hotel Galway
Lough Atalia Road
Galway, IE

The House Hotel
Spanish Parade
Galway, IE

Westwood House Hotel
Dangan
Galway, IE

Courtyard by Marriott Galway
Headford Point
Galway, IE

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About West Ireland

Charlestown, located in the scenic heartland of County Mayo, has been hosting visitors for nigh on one hundred years . . . and in ever increasing numbers since the development of Knock International Airport, just three miles down the road. It is not surprising when one considers the fine bank of approved accommodation in the town and the excellent restaurants which specialize in home-cooked quality food.

Popularly known as the International Gateway to the West of Ireland. Charlestown is now, with the development of Knock International Airport, the most accessible town in the West of Ireland.

There are a wide range of activities available to visitors in the area: golfing (7 miles), fishing in the many lakes and rivers in the area, cycling trips on quiet, traffic-free country roads and exploration of the many archaeological remains in the area, with mapped walking routes in beautiful scenic and rural surroundings.

Charlestown was built in the middle of the last century, on the initiative of Lord Dillon's agent, Charles Strickland adjoining Bellaghy in County Sligo. The town has now a population of approximately 800 people. Visitors to Charlestown are welcomed with true West of Ireland hospitality. The town is well planned with wide open streets and parking facilities. Located on the intersection of two National Primary routes, the N17 and the N5, Charlestown is an ideal stopover or centre to stay and visit other locations.

Accommodation is readily available in Charlestown where visitors can savor Irish family life, hospitality and good Irish food, and the extended community life in the town by strolling in the streets and visiting friendly hostelries to meet the Local characters.