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Views from ‘The Swallows” are truly magnificent, the tranquillity is guaranteed and the local ponies, “Cooley” and “Glen”, add to the warm welcome. For walkers the house offers a bonus - it lies on the well known and very beautiful Tain Trail. All in all a setting so peaceful that the visitor can even enjoy the sound of water bubbling over the granite rocks in the nearby river.
The Swallows, Glenmore, Carlingford, County Louth,
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One
of Ireland’s best kept “secrets”, the Cooley Peninsula
offers the visitor so much. Totally unspoiled with wonderful views
of the forests, valleys, mountains and rugged shorelines, yet
just over an hour’s drive from Dublin and Belfast air and
sea ports and barely 20 minutes from the main Dublin/Belfast highway.
Within easy reach of historic Carlingford, Greenore and Omeath,
“The Swallows” lies in the lovely Glenmore valley at
the foot of the Cooley Mountains.
and
to the magnificent, imposing Cooley Mountains.The lush green meadows
interlaced with fuchsia, ferns, heather, blackthorn and brambles
and crossed by both Big and Little rivers are a relevation - home
for a variety of birds, other wildlife and farm animals.
