At Sykes Holiday Cottages, we offer our customers the ability to book a huge range of over 22,000 holiday cottages to rent across the UK, Ireland and New Zealand. Each one of the holiday cottages has been personally-inspected by a Sykes Holiday Cottages property expert and is priced fairly and affordably. The diverse selection of cottage holidays in the UK and Ireland means there is something for everyone, from pet-friendly cottages and large holiday homes to cottages with hot tubs, you'll find it through Sykes. We use our 30-years' experience to match our customers with their dream holiday cottage, so what are you waiting for? Find out what we can offer you

Daffodil Cottage rests all on the ground floor, within the Western Irish town of Sligo. It provides two bedrooms which are made up of a double and a twin, as well as a bathroom, the property can sleep four people. Also inside, find a kitchen with a breakfast bar and a living/dining room with an open fire. The exterior provides off-road parking for two cars, as well as a lawned garden to the front. Daffodil Cottage is a welcoming retreat for couples, friends or families wishing to explore this beautiful part of Ireland. One well behaved dog welcome. Pub/shop 2 miles. Note: This property has a check in time of 5pm. Note: Property does not accept any bookings within 48 hours of arrival Note: Property does not accept any bookings within 48 hours of arrivalNote: This owner accepts short breaks with a minimum of 3 nights

The village of Grange in County Sligo is the starting point for a spectacular drive through the Gleniff Horseshoe with its limestone cliffs in the valley between the Truskmore and Kings Mountains. Grange is at the foot of the Dartry Mountain range with its distinctively shaped Benbulben Mountain which is known worldwide as the symbol of County Sligo. Created by glaciers during the Ice Age, Benbulben Mountain is home to a fascinating range of flora and fauna including a number of species that in Ireland are only found on its slopes. The county town of Sligo is 10 miles away and contains an array of shops, bars and restaurants. Its name derives from the Gaelic word Sligeach, meaning Shelly River due to the abundance of shellfish in the waters around the town.