Salmon Court is an exclusive development of just two semi-detached houses and two apartments located off Abbey St. , Ballina, Co. Mayo, Ireland. Set in a quiet courtyard with secure parking and within a few minutes walk of the town centre, it is the ideal location for a holiday or short break.

Accommodation

Salmon Court is designed, fitted out and furnished to the highest standards, with all modern conveniences, in accordance with Irish Tourist Board specifications for four-star rating. The spacious houses and one apartment each sleep four people in two bedrooms, one double and one twin. Double bedrooms have ensuite toilets and showers with a second shower in each bathroom. A ground floor apartment has one bedroom with a double bed and can accommodate an additional, single bed or cot. It has a shower in the bathroom. Each house has a patio area and a small shed to the rear. The two-bed apartment has a small balcony.

Ballina

Ballina is a thriving market town and tourist centre situated on the salmon rich River Moy in County Mayo in the west of Ireland. It is just three kilometres from County Sligo and is the ideal base for the visitor who wants to fish or simply enjoy the many other attractions of the Mayo/Sligo region. Ballina has an excellent range of facilities and is surrounded by a variety of visitor attractions. It has a good selection of shops, restaurants and pubs, many of which provide entertainment, especially during the Summer. It has a public swimming pool, a sports and leisure centre, a museum and a cinema complex. Ballina is just ten minutes drive from the attractive seaside resort of Enniscrone, which has a magnificent beach, seaweed baths and an all-weather aqua centre. It is close to Loughs Conn and Cullin, the Ox Mountains and the Atlantic coast.

Access

Ballina is 150 miles (241 km) from Dublin , 120 miles (193 km) from Shannon , 200 miles (322 km) from Cork , 210 (338 km) miles from Rosslare and just 30 miles (48 km) from Knock International Airport . The town is served by train from Dublin and by bus from numerous other locations. Ballina is 73 miles (117 km) from Galway city and 37 miles (59 km) from Sligo town.

Ensuite with shower available in each house

Activities

•  Angling - Salmon, trout and sea angling
•  Golf - At Ballina, Enniscrone and Belmullet
•  Walking - A stroll in the local Beleek woods or a brisk walk on Enniscrone Beach
•  Cycling - In unspoilt, scenic countryside
•  Water Sports - Surfing, canoeing and diving
•  Swimming - Public pool in Ballina, Waterpoint aqua centre and beach in Enniscrone
•  Equestrian - Available locally
•  Touring - Ballina is the ideal base for a wide variety of tours of the scenic Mayo/ Sligo area
•  Beaches - The magnificent Enniscrone beach is just 10 minutes drive from Ballina
•  Child Play Facilities at Ballina Town Park or, indoors, at the Tumble Jungle centre in town.
•  Visitor Attractions - Ballina Museum, Foxford Woolen Mills, National Museum of Country Life (near Castlebar), Ceide Fields (north Mayo coast), Davitt Museum (near Foxford), North Mayo Family History Research and Heritage Centre (Crossmolina), Yeats Country (Sligo area), Father Peyton Centre (Attymass, near Ballina), numerous monastic and historic sites.

Weekly Rates 2008

Links

• www.ballina.ie
• www.visitmayo.com
• www.sligotourism.ie
• www.northwestfisheries.ie