At last I have my domain name sorted ~ DaisyCottageDonegal.com.
Now for the hard work!
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DAISY COTTAGE RATES 2012
WEEKLY RENTAL
July and August: €800
DAISY COTTAGE INFO
Here are some quick links to let you read more indepth information about Daisy Cottage. Just click on which ever link you wish to read:
* DAISY COTTAGE INFO
* GUESTBOOK
* STAR RATING
* DAISY COTTAGE INFO
* GUESTBOOK
* STAR RATING
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EATING OUT
We are lucky to have so many great places to eat out near Daisy Cottage and here are a few we have visited and done a write up on. More will follow. Click on any of the places below to read our review.
Baskins Cafe, Dunkineely
Mrs. B's, Killybegs
CastleMurray House, St. John's Point
22 Main Street, Killybegs
Baskins Cafe, Dunkineely
Mrs. B's, Killybegs
CastleMurray House, St. John's Point
22 Main Street, Killybegs
ABOUT THIS BLOG
Daisy Cottage, Donegal, is our holiday home in the village of Dunkineely in south west Donegal, Ireland. Dunkineely is a small village between Donegal Town and Killybegs and is surrounded by dramatic and varied scenery: mountains, cliffs, green fields and sandy beaches.
We have wanted to own our own place in this area for a long time and when the opportunity came up to purchase this house, we went for it.
Our intention then, and still, is to have the cottage not only for our own use but also to rent it to holidaymakers wanting a comfortable home from home in Donegal.
Although we have now owned the cottage for a couple of years, work has been delayed due to renovations we were doing on our home in Letterkenny. These renovations are now complete and so we can forge ahead with the renovations to Daisy Cottage and turn it into the little piece of Heaven we know it can become.
Join me on that journey and read about the trials, tribulations and triumphs of restoring Daisy Cottage.
We have wanted to own our own place in this area for a long time and when the opportunity came up to purchase this house, we went for it.
Our intention then, and still, is to have the cottage not only for our own use but also to rent it to holidaymakers wanting a comfortable home from home in Donegal.
Although we have now owned the cottage for a couple of years, work has been delayed due to renovations we were doing on our home in Letterkenny. These renovations are now complete and so we can forge ahead with the renovations to Daisy Cottage and turn it into the little piece of Heaven we know it can become.
Join me on that journey and read about the trials, tribulations and triumphs of restoring Daisy Cottage.
And along that journey I will include notes and photos of our trips around Donegal, life in Donegal, and whatever else takes my fancy from time to time!
I have also now decided to add occasional 'Things to Do in Donegal' information pieces so that as much information on each activity can be easily accessible to readers of this blog, visitors to Daisy Cottage, and visitors to Donegal in general.
BLOG ARCHIVE
2008 ~ MY FIRST POST
THIS WAS MY FIRST POST HERE IN 2008:
Hi everyone
Welcome to my Daisy Cottage Donegal blog where I write about the renovations of Daisy Cottage, my trips around County Donegal, photos of Donegal, and observations and experiences along the way.
Catherine The renovations are now complete! I am currently awaiting delivery of the furniture we ordered and am looking around for soft furnishings to complete the look. I have now taken the huge step (for me) of actually advertising the cottage for holiday rental.
Hi everyone
Welcome to my Daisy Cottage Donegal blog where I write about the renovations of Daisy Cottage, my trips around County Donegal, photos of Donegal, and observations and experiences along the way.
Catherine The renovations are now complete! I am currently awaiting delivery of the furniture we ordered and am looking around for soft furnishings to complete the look. I have now taken the huge step (for me) of actually advertising the cottage for holiday rental.
2 comments:
Let me know when you have the site up and I'll post a link to it on the Donegal Friends Blog, along with one or two of your Flickr Pics.
Mick
Thank you. That's very kind.
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