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Fishing Holidays | Ireland | County
Cavan | Belturbet | Self Catering Fishing Holiday Accommodation
Creeny Holiday
Cottages in Co Cavan, Ireland
Self Catering and Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
www.fishingholidayscavan.com
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Creeny
Holiday Cottages
Belturbet
Co Cavan, Ireland
Tel: 00353 (0) 49 9522817
Mobile: 00353 (0) 87 7766555
Email:
creenyholidaycottages@eircom.net
Proprietor: Derek
Brown
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Accommodation: Self
Catering
Sleeps 4 to 5 |
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Welcome to Creeny Holiday Cottages in Co Cavan, Ireland. Located just
½ mile from the popular town of Belturbet with its many pubs and
friendly atmosphere these charming holiday cottages provide the
perfect base for fishing, golfing or touring holidays in the beautiful lakeland countryside of Co Cavan.
Creeny is also home to the Belcreeny Flock of Jacob Sheep, which is a
small select flock bred from top British blood lines.
Co Cavan is one of Ireland's undiscovered gems with numerous lakes,
green unspoilt countryside and a warm welcome guaranteed. We are sure
you will enjoy your visit to this wonderful natural environment.
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Accommodation: |
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Creeny Holiday Cottages consist of two charming and comfortable
cottages just ½ mile from Belturbet in Co Cavan.
Each cottage has two bedrooms, (sleeping 4 to 5 people) and a bathroom
with electric shower. The cottages are heated throughout and there is
the added attraction of an open fire in the TV Lounge - a cosy way to
end a busy day fishing or exploring the area. The kitchens are well
equipped with a cooker, fridge and microwave. Car parking space is
also provided.
The region of County Mayo is popular with families and we want to make
you feel at home during your stay. Family Pets are welcome to come
along too.
We also
endeavour to provide suitable accommodation and facilities for
fishermen with bait fridges and tackle stores also provided.
For those who do not wish to cater for themselves, Bed & Breakfast
rates are available.

for more details of both accommodations please email
creenyholidaycottages@eircom.net
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Jacob's Sheep: |
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The Belcreeny flock of Jacob Sheep was
established in 1999.
It is
a small flock of predominantly four horned Jacob sheep. The original
flock has been improved with the introduction of top blood lines from
the U.K.
We show at most of the Agricultural Shows that hold Jacob classes,
including the National Livestock show at Tullamore, Tullow, Tinahealy,
Charleville and Moate.
Belcreeny Flock of Jacob's Sheep, Cavan
Derek Brown is the only Jacob Sheep Society senior panel judge in
Southern Ireland. Please
contact us if you have any enquiries about
the Jacob Sheep Society or any enquiry about Jacob Sheep in Ireland.
Quality stock is usually available for sale including R1 Genotypes.
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Belcreeny Paula

Champion 2002, 2003 & 2004
National Livestock show Tullamore |
Belcreeny "The Beast"

Champion 2006
National Livestock show Tullamore |
Belcreeny Cassie

Multiple Champion 2006 & 2007 |
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Fishing information: |
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For the keen fisherman, Creeny Holiday Cottages provide ideal self
catering accommodation for a fishing holiday in Co Cavan. Nearby
Belturbet town, situated on the side of the river Erne has long been a
front runner in Irish Angling. Besides having the benefit of
exceptional fishing on the river itself, there are numerous top class
lakes within a short drive.
Fishing advice is available from the owner Derek Brown, ex UK angler
and chairman of the Fishing committee of Erne Lakeland Tourism, who
has a good knowledge of local waters. Tours of local lakes are
available along with up to date information on the major 'Hot Spots'
and the best methods of fishing.
There is no closed season for coarse fishing in Ireland so waters may
be fished all year round. There is some excellent winter fishing off
the jetties in Belturbet itself, with good catches of roach and
skimmers. The main fishing though is from April to October, when the
good catches of Bream can be had, with fish from 2lb - 7lb. There is
good tench fishing, with several locations producing excellent catches
as well as superb Pike fishing in many locations all year round.

The main baits used locally are casters, red maggots and worms with
brown and white crumb. These can all be ordered direct from Derek
Brown and will be waiting for you fresh on your arrival.
Creeny Holiday Cottages provide bait fridges and tackle stores, ideal
for fishermen who want to concentrate on their fishing. If you don't
fancy catering for yourself, Bed & Breakfast rates can be arranged and
there are many good cafes, bars and restaurants in the locality
providing a wide range of dishes for all tastes and budgets.
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Things to do: |
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County Cavan enjoys beautiful rural landscapes as well as numerous lakes
and rivers making it ideal for both an activity packed family holiday
or as a peaceful holiday retreat. You can choose how much or how
little you want to do during your stay at Creeny Holiday Cottages but
we are certain you will leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. The
following visitor attractions and places of interest are just a sample
of what is available. If you have any particular places you want to
visit or activities you want to try out, just let us know and we will
try to provide you with relevant information.
Golf:
No matter where you are in Cavan, you'll never be more than a ½ hour's
drive from an enjoyable round of golf. There are pitch'n'putt
facilities in many local towns while the experienced golfer can choose
to play some more challenging courses, including the magnificent
championship course at the Slieve Russell Hotel and Country Club.
Some Golf Courses near to Creeny Holiday Cottages are:
Clones Golf Club - 18 holes
Monaghan - 18 holes
County Cavan Golf Club - 18 holes Parkland Course
Belturbet Golf Club - Parkland Course
Blacklion Golf Club - 9 hole Parkland Course
Slieve Russel Golf Club - 18 hole Parkland Course
Cycling:
The Kingfisher Cycle Trail covers over 300 miles of fully mapped and
signposted cycle route from Cavans' lakelands to the Atlantic Coast.
There are two local bicycle hire shops:
On Yer Bike Tours - tel +353 (0) 49 95 22219
Padraig Fitzpatrick Cycles, Belturbet - tel +353 (0) 49 9522866
Horse Riding:
Cavan's rugged and beautiful countryside can also be enjoyed from a
different kind of saddle with a number of excellent riding centres
located throughout the county.
Greystones Equestrian Centre
Located in the charming village of Glaslough near Monaghan, you can
ride in the grounds of Castle Leslie (venue for Paul & Heather
MacCartney's Wedding) and get tuition as well.
Redhills Equestrian Centre
A family run centre specialising in children's holidays and
progressive teaching. Instruction is geared to all standards, both in
riding and stable management. Students can train to become BHSAI
instructors.
Cavan Equestrian Centre
Specialising in horse and pony shows and sales. Monthly show jumping
events of 2 - 5 day duration. Three international show jumping events
per year for ponies, young riders and seniors.
Lough Sheelin Equestrian Centre
A new purpose built cross country course set in 36 acres or
private parkland. Scenic trails along the lake allows riders of all
levels pleasurable and exciting rides. Lessons, breaking, schooling,
livery and sale of quality horses and ponies. Approved by A.I.R.E
Marble Arch Caves:
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.
Florencecourt House & Castle Coole:
These National Trust Properties are located in neighbouring Co
Fermanagh and offer an insight into the grand country house lifestyle
enjoyed by influencial families in times gone by. Guided tours and
special events are run throughout the summer holiday period.
Giant's Causeway:
No visit to Ireland would be complete without a visit to this World
Heritage Site located on the north Antrim Coast of Northern Ireland.
Cooled volcanic rock created the unusual formations that cover the
cliffs and coastline but the legend of Irish Giant, Finn MacCool
building a causeway to Scotland to fight a rival has a more romantic
ring to it.
Atlantic Coastline:
Dramatic cliffs that drop sheer into the pounding waves below or miles
of unspoiled Blue Flag sandy beaches are scattered all along the
Atlantic Coastline of the West of Ireland.
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Genealogy Research, Co Cavan, Ireland: |
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Creeny Holiday Cottages are centrally located for anyone wishing to
research the family tree or any other Genealogy Research in the area.
Your host Derek can help point you in the right direction for
information resources and the Cavan Genealogy Centre in Cavan town has
details of records that may be of assistance.
Some Cavan Surnames:
Chief surnames of Co Cavan are Reilly, Smith, Brady, Lynch, McCabe,
Clarke, Farrelly, Maguire, Sheridan and Galligan.
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Location: |
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Co Cavan enjoys the peace and quiet traditionally associated with
rural Ireland. It remains relatively unspoiled but has benefited from
the new road infrastructure making it easily accessible to visitors
travelling either from Dublin Airport, Shannon Airport, Belfast
Airport or from the ferry terminals at Rosslare, Dun Laoghaire, Larne
or Belfast.
Location: Belturbet is 80 miles from both Dublin and Belfast.
From Dublin: follow the N3 through Navan and Cavan. Follow the main
road into Belturbet, past the petrol station and supermarket on your
right. When the main road turns sharp left, turn right, you will see
the Marina on your left hand side. Creeny Holiday cottages are ½ mile
along this road on your left hand side.
From Belfast: follow M1 to junction 11, take M12 to Craigavon, then the
A3 to Armagh, then the N54 to Monaghan and Clones. When you cross the
border into Co Cavan, (the Leggakelly Pub is on your left), take the
1st turn to your right (approx 1 mile). Creeny Holiday Cottages are
approx 2½ miles along this road on the right, ½ mile before the town
of Belturbet
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Rates and Contact Information: |
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For rates please
enquire with Creeny Holiday Cottages directly
Contact Information
Derek Brown
Creeny Holiday Cottages
Belturbet
Co Cavan, Ireland
Tel: 00353 (0) 49 9522817
Mobile: 00353 (0) 87 7766555
Email:
creenyholidaycottages@eircom.net
www.fishingholidayscavan.com
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